Goltz

[ gawlts ]

noun

1. Bar·on Kol·mar von der [bahr, -, uh, n , kawl, -mahr v, uh, n der], 1843–1916, German field marshal.

Example Sentences

Thomas Goltz on the extraordinary turn of events that focused her on the war-torn Russian republic.

From The Daily Beast

Thomas Goltz on why Moscow wants the U.S. to lose Afghanistan.

From The Daily Beast

Prince and Generals wait accordingly, all there but Goltz and Winterfeld; they not, which is noted.

From Project Gutenberg

The same day the city battalion was disbanded in the presence of the Prussian Colonel von der Goltz.

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Here is some mystery; be so kind as to desire M. Goltz will come and bring his plan of Cronstadt.

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The story became public, and Goltz appeared neither in public, nor at court.

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Goltz relates the behaviour of a dog from which almost the whole fore-brain had been removed.

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