Sentence examples for Austrian heritage from inspiring English sources
He responded to the collapse of the Habsburg empire by an increased awareness of his Austrian heritage, at the same time committing himself to the European tradition.
With Albert's death in 1463, however, and the cession of Tirol by Frederick's cousin Sigismund to Frederick's son Maximilian, the Austrian heritage, partitioned between two rival branches of the House of Habsburg in 1379, was once again united.
And the wine list, which doesn't content itself with the bounty of California, includes a few revelatory selections from Germany and Austria, a fitting nod to Mr. Puck's Austrian heritage.
Once a German city named Waldenburg, it became part of Poland after surviving World War II almost intact, allowing it to preserve its unique mixture of Prussian, Bohemian and Austrian heritage.
www.envies-culinaires.com Merano Wine Festival & Culinaria, Merano, Italy 8-10 November 20 The South Tyrol, with its mixed Italian and Austrian heritage, is a great place for a foodie visit and the Merano Culinaria is a chance to sample the fabulous food and wine that has been created from such mixed influences.
At the Leo Baeck Institute in New York, which accepts two interns a year, two applications have been lingering for five months, with no word as to their status, said Emil Rennert, an intern who runs the center's Austrian heritage collection.
Since Reich was an Austrian of Jewish heritage who had fled the Nazis, there is an ugly irony in the book-burning.
Two of Wieland's own students were involved in the White Rose movement – Marie-Luise Jahn and an Austrian of Jewish heritage called Hans Leipelt.
He is of Mandan, Hidatsa, Arikara, Lakota, Austrian, and Norwegian heritage.
The Vienna ball affair will not leave the Austrians without internationally recognized heritage.
Based on the heritage of the Austrian school, leading scholars and practitioners offer a coherent diagnosis and analysis of the factors leading to Europe's current financial crisis.
