Übersetzung für "Railroad worker" in Deutsch

I am a 39 year old railroad worker in Wuwei.

Over the next ten years he worked in fertilizer plants in Reading, Pennsylvania and Jacksonville, Florida, as a railroad construction worker and sawmill employee in Florida, as a streetcar motorman in New York City, as a lumber camp and longshoreman in Portland, Oregon and as a sailor.

Ruben Hudson was born in 1956 in Lackawanna, New York, the son of Alean Hudson and Ruben Santiago, a railroad worker.

His parents, the railroad worker Friedrich Brügge and his wife Margarethe, née Tomfohrde, settled in Hamburg around 1906.

Also, the train set comes with 7 figures,which includes 2 engineers, a railroad worker, and 4 passengers all bound for a special festive holiday trip!

Called to the bedside of a sick railroad worker, he found many people gathered there.

Additionally to already approved dances, we performed a number of real premieres, such as a new Light Reel, playfully named "Seniors' Reel", a Slip Jig learned from Anne Brandes, the "King of the Fairies" played by Constantin on his new transverse flute, and especially a Sean Nós broom dance staged by Claudia who had been disguised as an Irish-American railroad worker.

The youngest was a 32-year-old woman from Hebei province, and the oldest was a 71-year-old retired railroad worker from Hunan.

A railroad worker is standing next to a switch that can turn the boxcar onto a side track, killing one person, but allowing the five to survive.

I'm railroad worker and pilot with a passion. Technology and the operation of complex transport systems fascinate me and I enjoy it to pass the knowledge to others.

His parents, the railroad worker Friedrich Brügge and his wife Margarethe, née Tomfohrde, settled in Hamburg around 1906. Heinrich Brügge continued his schooling at the Stresowstraße primary school in Rothenburgsort, then attended the Peters trade school on Lübeckerstraße.

A number of comrades, including G. Piatakov, disagreed with the theses...” A railroad worker of Kharkov, Morgunov, says: “The old Bolsheviks enjoyed a great influence among all the roalroad workers... Many of the old Bolsheviks remained outside of our faction. After the February revolution a number of them registered as Mensheviks by mistake, a thing at which they themselves afterwards laughed, wondering how it could have happened.” There is no lack of this and similar testimony.

There's no doubt this former railroad worker loves his adopted island home, in spite of the sometimes difficult visitors, in spite of everything. As it turns out, Degen's ambivalent relationship to Sylt is part of a widespread pattern. Almost all the islanders I meet over the next few days feel exactly the same.

In 1905 the Kobrin committee of the All-Russian union of railroad workers worked.

A memorial for the railroad workers (Rallare) was built up at the train station.

In case of repressions directed against the railroad workers, the Vikzhel will deprive Petrograd of food.

When President Jacques Chirac’s first government attempted such a reform in 1995, railroad workers, who can retire at age 50 or 55, spearheaded the resistance.

But how are the Prusso-German state employees, the railroad workers, postal workers, etc., who today are paralysed in “slavish obedience,” the farm workers who have no right to organize and no organization, the broad strata of workers still stuck in enemy organizations, in Christian, Hirsch-Dunckerist,[A] yellow unions – in short, the great mass of the German proletariat whom we have not yet reached with our union organization or Social Democratic agitation – how are they suddenly, with one leap, to be ready for a “final” mass strike “to the death” unless a preceding period of tempestuous mass struggles, demonstration strikes, partial mass strikes, giant economic struggles, etc., loosens them little by little from their paralysis, their slavish obedience, their fragmentation, and incorporates them among the followers of Social Democracy?

According to the report of Schmidt, one of the Bolshevik leaders of the trade union movement, the railroad workers of the Petrograd and Moscow junctions stood closest of all to the party.

During Nicholas I's board more than 1000 km of the railroad so it is quite deservedly considered to be date of celebration of Day of railroad workers birthday of the emperor – on June 25 (on old style) were laid.

On the other side of the Kerch Strait, from the side of Taman, the railroad workers have already completely built 40 kilometers of a double-track road.

A bit more than a century ago, she had worked as a cook in a barrack camp near Tornehamn (a place at the Torneträsk, a very big lake high up north in Sweden), where railroad workers were housed, who built the railway from Kiruna in Sweden to Narvik in Norway. From Narvik, the ore from Kiruna was then transported by ship to different places in Europe.