Übersetzung für "Newspaper account" in Deutsch

One newspaper account said he died of paralysis after a long illness.

Joshua Fogel has stated that to accept the newspaper account "as true and accurate requires a leap of faith that no balanced historian can make."

A contemporary newspaper account from Jackson, Tennessee, states that "General Forrest begged them to surrender," but "not the first sign of surrender was ever given."

In September 2001, just 15 days after the terrorist attacks on the United States, I snuck into Afghanistan, clad in a head-to-toe blue burqa, intending to write a newspaper account of life under the repressive regime.

The newspaper account reports it as follows: “On behalf of the Military-Revolutionary Committee, I declare that the Provisional government is no longer existent.

In the newspaper account of this event, the President of the City Council characterized the protesters as “fringe people” who must have recruited the others picketers “on the street.”

Introduction A number of years ago, I read a newspaper account of a speech given by the president of a well-known university to a group of influential businessmen and civic leaders.

And a few days later (maybe the next day or the day after, I don't know), she read in a newspaper the account of people in southern France (I don't remember in which part) who saw above the sea five "luminous cigars" go by, in single file, exactly the same color as those she had seen.

And a few days later (maybe the next day or the day after, I don't know), she read in a newspaper the account of people in southern France (I don't remember in which part) who saw above the sea five “luminous cigars” go by, in single file, exactly the same color as those she had seen.

Designed in a Gothic style in brick and stone, the church included stained glass windows that a newspaper account said "made the church perfect, not too conspicuous in decoration, and yet not too plain."

In the newspaper account of this event, the President of the City Council characterized the protesters as "fringe people" who must have recruited the others picketers "on the street."

The newspaper accounts here report the stormiest of all the scenes at the conference.

Diary entries and newspaper accounts abound of the unusual spring and summer cold.

On each occasion, newspaper accounts further established the 1929 market psychology.

His sudden passing in 1899 was mourned across the state of Iowa and newspaper accounts from the time indicate that perhaps only the governor of Iowa was more well-liked.

It doesn’t help that web advertising revenues – which, for most newspapers, account for only 10-15% of total revenues – can’t compete with the print-ad revenues of the past.

On the contrary, the management contracts between DPLP and the Belgian State specify that the sole purpose of the network constraint is to ensure the universal service and the other SGEIs (distribution of newspapers, magazines, postal accounts, postal orders, etc.); and the network costs necessary for the provision of these services are a priori already booked in the accounts of these different services [119].

However, workers in the larger printing establishments, in particular in the daily newspapers, still account for the majority of the membership, and sectorial organization is retained "de facto" throughout the bargaining of a specific collective agreement at national level.

The original newspaper accounts described the killings as hand-to-hand combat; historians have suggested that they were more likely just another part of the widespread mass killings of defenseless prisoners.

See rare aircraft dating back to WWI, historic photographs, artifacts, maps, newspaper accounts, aviators’ clothing, and films.

Research to read newspapers to find accounting positions, which are offered to the government, may also in both the private and especially in the municipalities of the state, and other government agencies, the armed of social services, such as the health system, the computation of the American network of school education at a long distance.