In a letter dated January 29 , 1943by SS-Sturmbannführer Bischoff to SS-Oberführer Hans Kammler, Bischoff refers to basement morgue 1 of Crematorium II at Auschwitz as a "Vergasungskeller", literally "gassing cellar".
This particularly refers to damp concretes of compact structure occurring in the places where there are very humid conditions, such as cellars, underground garages, basements or tunnels.
In August, the school district completed construction of the new Sangre de Cristo K-12 school, replacing an old metal building that more closely resembled a potato cellar, according to some students, referring to the low, dark warehouses for storing one of the region's primary crops.
In addition to the production facility, café, and retail space, it also has a full-service restaurant downstairs referred to as The Cellar.
Prosecutors allege he produced at least 1,000 fake bottles in his kitchen, which Kurniawan referred to as his "magic cellar".
Bootlegger visits a Long Island householder to whom he had been referred and is escorted over the cellar which was marked off in $30 sections,….
Bootlegger visits a Long Island householder to whom he had been referred and is escorted over the cellar which was marked off in $30 sections, $20 sections, etc. Finally he said, worried by the low prices, "Of course, I'll have to have it tested before it goes out".
But Proskauer employees do not refer to the underground space as a subbasement, much less a cellar.
Grapes, and the wine that is produced from them, will change in character every year (referred to as vintage), depending on the prevailing climatic conditions during the growing season, cellar conditions, and a host of other factors.
Ms. Bichler was referring to the notorious kidnapping of an Austrian schoolgirl, who was hidden in a windowless cellar for eight years until she escaped in August 2006.
