ungewitter造句

• Ungewitter also submitted a combat report claiming victory over Park and Robertson.
• Ungewitter was awarded both the Second Class and First Class Iron Cross.
• In subsequent years, Ungewitter published further books advocating nudism.
• Ungewitter was a pioneer in Germany of Gothic revival architecture.
• Relatively few of Ungewitter's designs were actually built.
• By that time Ungewitter was gone, police said.
• An international arrest warrant has been issued on Ungewitter.
• Ungewitter, like many naturist theorists of the time, ascribed positive health benefits to nudity.
• After the Nazis came to power, Ungewitter did not find the expected support for his ideas.
• Wolfgang G黷tler and pre-war pilot Kurt Ungewitter served with Jasta 24; both won Iron Crosses.
• After he married and settled in back Kassel, Ungewitter's first career priority lay in the area of teaching.
• That stands in contrast with the experience of Conrad Wilhelm Hase whose career in many other respects closely mirrored Ungewitter's own.
• Ungewitter would not score again until 23 September 1918, when he downed a Bristol F . 2b Fighter at 1725 hours over Levergies.
• Ungewitter's teaching, architectural designs and publications helped to develop high standards of craftsmanship and precision in the new wave of architects.
• On 3 January 1918, Ungewitter flew a DFW C . V that attacked a British aerial photography mission flown by Keith Park and his observer.
• The friend, whom police declined to identify, said that Ungewitter had instructed him to hide the money, or invest it for him, Frank said.
• The English origins of Germany's new tide of Gothic revival architecture are also apparent with Ungewitter, as in the work of many of his contemporaries.
• Meinke as the aerial observer manning the guns in the rear seat, Ungewitter and Meinke scored two confirmed aerial victories in early 1918, on 9 January and 18 February.
• Ungewitter founded his first organization, the " Vereinigung f黵 hygienische, ethische und 鋝thetische Kultur " ( Society for Hygienic, Ethical and Esthetic Culture ) in Stuttgart around 1906.
• Ungewitter was unusual among naturists in making a close connection between nudism, marriage, and racialism, and advocated compulsory nudity ( nude exercises three times a day ) together with vegetarianism.