Übersetzung für "Historische epoche" in Englisch

Anti-Semitism comes in waves, and each historical epoch provides its motives.

Every era and every culture has specific residential buildings.

Use WikipediaData to retrieve the text on the page for each historical era.

Each historical epoch has its own "religion" in a broad sense.

Every historical epoch creates its own desirable vision.

The magnificent theater and the Arch are historical witnesses of this era.

Also, each tower suite embodies a particular historical period.

What era of architecture most fascinates you?

Each historical epoch has its own "religion" in a broad sense.

After all a whole historical epoch lies between both.

Each stage, or historical epoch, is associated with a "civilization".

In both cases, one historical epoch would give way to another.

In both cases, one historical epoch would give way to another.

Our domicile was built in 1850, the historic epoque of world famous writer Hans Christian Andersen.

This restoration is based on archaeological discoveries, epoch images and historical descriptions.

At the same time, Mario Van Peebles’ film is also the portrait of a long-forgotten historical era.

Since Princeton is part of such a historical era, its campus buildings are one of its legacies.

The founding document of the Fourth International defined the present historical epoch as that of the death agony of capitalism.

As the historical epoch progresses, these institutions develop their own form of empire.

With the end of the coal stocks, the Stolzenbach mine disaster in 1988 and the Borken Power Plant shutdown on 15 March 1991, this epoch in the region's history, which had lastingly shaped the economy, the landscape and the people, came to an end.

Baroque noble estates define the streetscape and recall a mediaeval epoch in Nierstein’s local history when some two dozen noble families lived here as Imperially immediate fiefholders who shaped events by holding the office of Vogt, Schultheiß or Burgmannen, as Schöffen (roughly “lay jurists”) at the knightly court or the ecclesiastical court.

This is a historic time for the Polish and I am reallypleased to be one of the first traineesfrom the enlargement countries to beat the Commission, which is the centre of it all.

This is not a single blow, it is not a leap – I explained to my critics in the camp of the petty bourgeoisie of that time – it is a whole historical epoch.

One of those decisive moments in history is closely approaching, when the Comintern, after a series of big but still “partial” mistakes which have undermined and shaken up the forces accumulated in its first five years, risks committing the capital, fatal error which may erase the Comintern as a revolutionary factor from the political map for an entire historic epoch.

Thus, it becomes clear: What is termed Moorish Spain is a historical epoch of utmost importance for the Ibero-Romanic nations and for all of Europe, an epoch full of splendor and tragedy, whose impact may be felt still today.

For McLuhan, just like the dialectians of history, the case for historic change emanates in that a historic era with its characteristics changes the world for so long that what had once been a revolutionary principle emerges into a turnover to something new.

Interview clips and historical background information will be given via monitors in the exhibition room to fully comprehend the embedment of the personal character's story introduced by the postcard in the historical period.

Clothing reflects the historical era in which we live, our culture, profession, social group, lifestyle and personality.