Translation of "Kriegerische ereignisse" in English

Unfortunately the neutral Swiss ships were not spared from losses caused by war incidents.

Early in the Thirty Years War, in 1619, the castle was destroyed.

In the following centuries, there was much armed conflict near the village and in the surrounding area.

Even if the fortress was actually designed for war purposes, it was never really involved in struggles.

The great earthquake of 1428 caused severe damage to the monastery, as did violent conflicts.

The Battles of the Isonzo, Monte San Michele, Redipuglia and, further north, Tolmino and Caporetto, are the events of the war which are remembered most prominently because of their importance and, without a doubt, their atrocity.

In the past, the monocausal assumption was that the Romans had been forced by armed events and external aggressors in the context of the so-called Alamannic Storm to withdraw from the area east of the Rhine and north of the Danube.

Subsequent problems with safety, the impact of war, financial issues or changes of owner may have led to long interruptions in its use as a show cave.

IF no one was allowed to pass an opinion on the events of war, except at a moment when he is benumbed by frost, sinking from heat and thirst, or dying with hunger and fatigue, we should certainly have fewer judgments correct objectively; but they would be so subjectively, at least; that is, they would contain in themselves the exact relation between the person giving the judgment and the object.

These 640 years were not only a time of war – though there was plenty of that: invasions and incursions of Hussites, Bohemians, the Hungarians under Matthias Corvinus, Turks, Swedes (who truly laid waste to the area in 1645), Napoleon (1809) and the Prussians.

Such hindrances are, for example, serious operational disturbances, machine failures, accidents, delayed or defective supplies of the raw materials required, war or natural catastrophes.

For a number of reasons – the near-depletion of many energy sources; dramatic price rises; the impact of military conflicts and political events on security of supply; and the fact that the "energy policies" in place are, from a global standpoint, narrow and national and thus virtually ineffectual – supply is, in Europe, under an intolerably high threat.

For a number of reasons - the finite nature of many energy sources; dramatic price rises; the impact of military conflicts and political events on security of supply; and the fact that the national "energy policies" in place are, from a global standpoint often ineffectual – supply is, in Europe, under a very high threat.

For a number of reasons - the finite nature of many energy sources; dramatic price rises; the impact of military conflicts and political events on security of supply; and the fact that the national "energy policies" in place are, from a global standpoint often ineffectual – supply is, in Europe, under a very high threat.

The Bavarian Rummel (German: Bayrischer Rummel; Bavarian:Boarischer Rummel) was the term used to downplay the warlike events in which Bavarian troops of Elector Maximilian II Emanuel invaded the County of Tyrol in 1703 during the War of the Spanish Succession.

Similarly, damages caused by a "force majeure", threat of war, epidemics, natural catastrophes and government orders are also excluded from his responsibility.

Finally, we were also influenced by the consideration that it would be necessary to combine all forces for a democratization of Germany, so long as vast portions of the bourgeoisie were dominated by such sentiments as prevailed on account of the recent military events, and the partition of Germany into three parts.

All that becomes known of the course of events in war is usually very simple, has a great sameness in appearance; no one on the mere relation of such events perceives the difficulties connected with them which had to be overcome.

The diorama faithfully shows the fortified positions, the entrenchment lines, the supply lines, and each side's deployments on October 31st, 1917, and other details that are essential to understanding the war events that involved these places.

The violent events that followed brought about a change of heart in Pulitzer, however, and he subsequently dedicated himself to investigative journalism.