plagge造句

• Through the German government archive and Plagge's alma mater, Darmstadt University, Good learned that Plagge enlisted in the Nazi Party in 1932 _ and quit seven years later.
• By Plagge fertilization that has been made for centuries until the occurrence of artificial fertilizer at the end of the 19th century, there especially around the villages Geest anthropogenic plaggen soil floors.
• On March 27, 1944, while Plagge was away on home leave in Germany, the SS carried out a " Kinder Aktion " ( " Children Operation " ).
• Lloyd Arthur Meeker shared the first Attunement with Rudolph Plagge in Wichita, Kansas, in 1929, and developed the teaching and practice of Attunement with colleagues until his death in 1954.
• Like Oskar Schindler, the German businessman famous for his efforts on behalf of threatened Jews, Plagge argued that his workers were essential to the war effort, sparing them the death camps.
• Carl Bergmann went to Chicago in November, 1854, and gave a concert, at which was assisted by the Chicago Philharmonic Society, of which, at the time, Christopher Plagge was conductor.
• But Lt . Casey Plagge, the Coast Guard officer who completed the investigation, said Coast Guard dive experts told him divers are trained to notice the warning signs of carbon dioxide problems or contaminated air.
• Plagge issued 250 of these life-saving permits to men, many of them without mechanical skills, thus protecting over 1, 000 Jewish men, women and children from execution from 1941 to mid-1944.
• On September 16, 1943, Plagge transported over 1, 000 of his Jewish workers and their families from the Vilna Ghetto to the newly built HKP camp on Subocz Street, where they remained in relative safety.
• In " denazification " files compiled by the Allies after the war to trace the history of the Third Reich and who was involved, colleagues and German soldiers describe Plagge as someone who softened the blows of the Nazi hammer.