augstein造句

• Augstein turned himself in to police and spent 103 days in jail.
• Augstein and the others were later cleared of all charges.
• In 1974, Augstein restructured the company to make the employees shareholders.
• And on that stage, Augstein positioned Der Spiegel as a major player.
• The Wiesenthal Center refused to speak to Augstein unless he would apologize first.
• Der Spiegel publisher Rudolf Augstein wrote in Monday's editions of the magazine.
• Augstein was in custody for 103 days . The offices remained shut for weeks.
• Der Spiegel newsmagazine publisher Rudolf Augstein wrote.
• Such journalistic scoops seem small next to the epic battles of Rudolf Augstein's time.
• Augstein wrote, accusing Sharon of seeking to turn the Palestinian areas into an Israeli protectorate.
• A controversial statement by Augstein was his description of Hillgruber as a " constitutional Nazi ".
• As Der Spiegel's chief editorialist until his death, Augstein had a voice that counted.
• Augstein was born Nov . 5, 1923 in Hanover, the son of photo equipment dealer.
• Augstein, who also was chief editor for a time, helped mold Germany's political agenda.
• Augstein was born in Hanover, northern Germany, in 1923, the son of a photo equipment dealer.
• Der Spiegel's offices were searched, journalists were arrested and Augstein turned himself in to the police.
• Whatever Rudolf Augstein's other virtues, his son Jakob says, he was a haphazard estate planner.
• Augstein, who was married four times, passed on his quarter-share in the magazine to his children.
• Augstein said he would have preferred a three-year contract that required Aust to find and train a successor.