gartenlaube造句

• Many of his portraits were published in " Die Gartenlaube ".
• More of her writings appeared in the illustrated family periodical " Die Gartenlaube ".
• Die Gartenlaube's masthead depicted a grandfatherly figure reading aloud to a family around a table.
• At the height of its popularity " Die Gartenlaube " was widely read across the German speaking world.
• In that same year she found employment with the weekly journal, Die Gartenlaube, which had previously published her poetry.
• These included a series accompanying Wilhelm B鰈sche articles on earth history for " Die Gartenlaube ", a weekly magazine.
• In Germany, the first Lake Erie ballad was published in 1871 by Emil Rittershaus in the popular Gartenlaube, to which he regularly contributed.
• Austrian composer Johann Strauss II even published a waltz dedicated to its readers, with the English title " Gartenlaube Waltz ", in 1895.
• In Bordighera, he continued to collaborate with German publishers, in particular with the magazines " Gartenlaube " and " 躡er Land und Meer ".
• He settled in Dresden and wrote many books about the political system of the U . S . and its literature, but published also in Die Gartenlaube.
• He wrote to Veen : " The book cover has a dirty colour and has something that reminds me of Gartenlaube am Rhine, where we drank Rhine wine ".
• Despite this, today " Die Gartenlaube " remains important for comprehensive historical analysis in many fields and is regarded as an essential source for the understanding of German cultural history.
• As well as administering Krupps finance ( with considerable success ) Hugenberg also set about developing personal business interests from 1916 onwards, including a controlling interest in the national newsmagazine " Die Gartenlaube"
• It was finally purchased outright by the Nazi publishing house Eher Verlag in 1938, who renamed it " "'Die neue Gartenlaube " "', and ceased publication in 1944.
• Later, he created political cartoons for " Die Gartenlaube " and, by the time of his death, had contributed over 1, 500 humorous drawings to the " Fliegende Bl鋞ter ".
• Her stories met a public taste and she was printed in the widely read family periodicals such as " Daheim " and " Die Gartenlaube ", which made her known to other contemporary writers.
• These were written in clear and strident language and addressed to a popular audience, roughly in the style of Ernst Keil's " Die Gartenlaube ", and so gained him a good deal of public recognition and influence.
• From the 1860s on Davidis, by now surely a recognized authority on home economics, also contributed on a regular basis to magazines such as " Gartenlaube " directed at a bourgeois middle class audience and published from 1865 till 1944.
• ""'Die Gartenlaube  Illustrirtes Familienblatt " "'(, " The Garden Arbor  Illustrated Family Journal " ) was the first successful mass-circulation German newspaper and a forerunner of all modern magazines ..
• A moderately liberal publication, modelling itself on the European jornals like " The Illustrated London News ", " Die Gartenlaube " and " Le Monde Illustre ", it soon became the most popular illustrated magazine in Russia of its time, with the circulation up to 11 thousand, in 1878.