Hauptmann

[ houpt-mahn ]

/ ˈhaʊptˌmɑn /

noun

Ger·hart

[ger-hahrt] /ˈgɛr hɑrt/, 1862–1946, German dramatist, novelist, and poet: Nobel Prize 1912.

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Examples from the Web for hauptmann

Hauptmann Kliewer's party were going to see their battery later.
Behind the Scenes in Warring Germany|Edward Lyell Fox
An authorized translation of his dramas makes it possible at last for English people to study and enjoy Hauptmann.
Personality in Literature|Rolfe Arnold Scott-James
But Hauptmann, with absolute indifference to our moral epidermis, strips bare for us human nature, and we revolt naturally enough.
Iconoclasts|James Huneker
Hauptmann Eugen Courvoisier—a noble and a gallant title, and one which became him.
The First Violin|Jessie Fothergill

He requested me to show this to Hauptmann and get his opinion, if practicable.
Memories of a Musical Life|William Mason

British Dictionary definitions for hauptmann

Hauptmann

/ (German ˈhaʊptman) /

noun

Gerhart (ˈɡeːrhart). 1862–1946, German naturalist, dramatist, novelist, and poet. His works include the historical drama The Weavers (1892): Nobel prize for literature 1912

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