Waldheim

[ wawld-hahym; German vahlt-hahym ]

noun

1. Kurt [kurt, k, oo, r, t], 1918–2007, Austrian diplomat: secretary-general of the United Nations 1972–82; president of Austria 1986–92.

Waldheim

/ ˈvalthaim /

noun

1. WaldheimKurt19182007MAustrianPOLITICS: diplomatPOLITICS: head of state Kurt (kʊrt). 1918–2007, Austrian diplomat; secretary-general of the United Nations (1972–81); president of Austria (1986–92)

Example Sentences

“IA Captain Anastasia Smith declined Sergeant Waldheim’s request since she determined that the answers to the additional questions would not affect the findings in this case,” the report states.

From Voice of San Diego

Knecht, in an experience of seven and a half  years at the Waldheim Prison, did not observe a single case of true malingering.

From Project Gutenberg

Fischer of Waldheim has published a very interesting memoir on this parasite.

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At last they reached the end of the woodpath, and there lay Waldheim—for so the farm was called—before them.

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Although they sleep all these years in Waldheim Cemetery, their work was not in vain and they are not forgotten.

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She does not seem to have been harshly treated by the gaoler of Waldheim, the prison to which she was sent.

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