pester lloyd造句

• In June 2009 the Pester Lloyd's print version was discontinued for economic reasons.
• In 1994 the publication resumed as a weekly magazine under the proud title " Der Neue Pester Lloyd ".
• The initial title " Pester Lloyd " was restored in 1999 ( editor in chief : Gotthard B . Schicker ).
• Between 1936 and 1938 he edited the " Serve and Write Workgroup " books, from 1938 he was an editor at Pester Lloyd.
• In the 50-year retrospective volume of the Pester Lloyd Gesellschaft issued in 1903, the Tagesblatt is designated as the outstanding product of the organization.
• He was for some time editor of the " Budapester Tagblatt, " and contributed leaders and stories to the " Pester Lloyd ".
• On April 15, 1944 he was arrested in Budapest along with a group of 45 Jewish journalists and publicists, among them editors of the Pester Lloyd.
• Even after Hungarian became the official language again, German still remained the dominant lingua franca in foreign trade, and Pester Lloyd has continuously been the strongest German-language publication in Hungary.
• Connection to the political and public life he had not lost even after that, he regularly wrote editorials for the Pester Lloyd and took part in the work of the International Chamber of Commerce.
• From 1896 he was an employee of the Pester Lloyd, a correspondent of the Cologne Gazette from 1898, while Budapest Rapporteur of the Vienna newspaper Die Zeit in 1906, he joined the Neue Freie Presse.
• In 1866 he became engaged as a contributor to the " " Pester Lloyd " ", and later to the " " Breslauer Zeitung " ", for which publications he wrote humorous feuilletons.
• A cousin of Leopold Dukes, Dux studied law and philosophy at the University of Vienna, and was connected with the " Pressburger Zeitung " until 1855, when he became a correspondent for " Pester Lloyd ".
• On the social level Pester Lloyd quickly began to organize weekly concerts, social events, and lectures on natural science, chemistry, geology, etc . As a venue for this public life they obtained the Casino, the largest hall in the city.
• After the Austro-Hungarian Compromise of 1867, he returned to Hungary for good and became the editor-in-chief of the German-language newspaper " Pester Lloyd ", and also worked for the " Politikai Hetilap " ('Political Weekly Newspaper').
• These men had a clear plan for carrying out their vision and by 1853 it took the form of an association which they named Die Pester Lloyd Gesellschaft . It differed greatly from the earlier merchants associations : first, membership was open without religious distinction; second, it included as honorary members dignitaries, officials, educated people and artists.
• For a short time he taught in the Jewish public school in Kecskem閠, where he wrote noteworthy political articles for several newspapers, especially the " Politik " of Prague; in 1867 he became a member of the editorial staff of the " Neuer Freier Lloyd, " and in 1872 he became editor-in-chief of the Pester Lloyd.
• When it came to handling the disturbances, Carp summarized the Conservative position for the government's benefit : " First you repress, then we'll advise . " A letter of his, published in Austria-Hungary by the " Pester Lloyd ", even demanded foreign intervention against the rebels, and left Carp exposed to much criticism from within Romania's Parliament.