Breslau in a sentence

Breslau is confident, however, that the LA Screenings remain an important date on the annual schedule.

The Morning Edition - K-WSpring gardening tips with nursery owner Perry GrobePerry Grobe of Grobe Nursery and Garden Centre in Breslau goes over some tips for people who plan to hit a garden centre this long weekend.

From April 1942, Jews from Breslau were transported directly to Auschwitz, as well as other camps including Sobibor in Poland, the Kaiserwald deatj camp in Riga or the Theresienstadt camp in the Czech Republic.

The family spent the war in Germany and, according to her official website, endured the bombing of Breslau and imprisonment by the Russians.

Joe Schwab bowled a perfect game to lead Plessett’s Clothiers past the Tarutis All-Stars by three points in the Breslau Recreational Bowling League.

Breslau said from what could be deciphered during his award acceptance barks, Teddy expressed gratitude for the honor and plans to approach the post with dogged diligence.

Breslau’s hints at Riot’s plans for the day weren’t just limited to a new card game.

To the crowd’s amusement, after his name was revealed, Teddy promptly pulled Breslau to stage center for a moment in the spotlight.

Accordingly, a separate peace between Prussia and Austria was signed at Breslau on 11 June 1742, which drew the First Silesian War to a close.

As early as 1846, the Breslau conference announced that women must enjoy identical obligations and prerogatives in worship and communal affairs, though this decision had virtually no effect in practice.

But then the Chancellor of Breslau issued an ambiguous defence, writing his book was not concerned with theology and avoiding giving any clear answer.

Following the Gymnasium, Steinmetz went on to the University of Breslau to begin work on his undergraduate degree in 1883.

Frederick agreed with Britain to recognise the election a few days later, but Maria Theresa would not conform to the Treaty of Breslau of 1741, by which she had been forced to recognise Frederick's annexation of Silesia.

Hartmann Schedel used Celtis' descriptions of Breslau in the Schedelsche Weltchronik ( Nuremberg Chronicle ).

His attempts at reform were met with strong resistance from the musicians and the Breslau public.

In 1909, 63 rabbis associated with Breslau approach founded the Freie jüdische Vereinigung, another brief attempt at institutionalization, but it too failed soon.

In the same year, he and S.L. Rapoport were the only ones of nineteen respondents who negatively answered the Breslau community's enquiry on whether the deeply unorthodox Geiger could serve there.

It consisted of four districts: Kattowitz, Oppeln, Breslau and Liegnitz.

Jewish Theological Seminary of Breslau The Positive-Historical School was influential, but never institutionalized itself as thoroughly as its opponents.

Prior to World War II, Wroclaw, then known as Breslau, had the third largest Jewish population of all German cities.