lothar popp造句

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1. Some days later he took over the governor's post, while Lothar Popp from the USPD became chairman of the overall soldiers council.
2. Some days later he took over the governor's post, and Lothar Popp of the USPD became chairman of the overall soldiers'council.
3. Ernst Harberger, Lothar Popp's half brother became after second world war chairman of the professional work group for the ambulant tradespersons until he died.
4. Popp became a US citizen and started the business " Lothar Popp Import and Export, Manufacturer of Educational Toys Microscopes and Musical Instruments, 446 East Str . 84th Street New York.
5. Led by the sailor Karl Artelt, who worked in the repair ship yard for torpedo boats in Kiel-Wik and by the mobilized shipyard worker Lothar Popp, both USPD members, the sailors called for a large meeting the following day at the same place.
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7. Led by the sailor Karl Artelt, who worked in the torpedo workshop in Kiel-Friedrichsort, and by the mobilised shipyard worker Lothar Popp, both USPD members, the sailors called for a mass meeting the following day at the same place : the " Gro遝r Exerzierplatz " ( large drill ground ).
8. The revolutionaries did not want the revolution, they wanted the constituent national assembly in Berlin . " Lothar Popp views this shift of political responsibility from the workers'and soldiers'councils to the national assembly, which  as he concedes was approved by the workers and soldiers  as " the first step into the collapse of the Weimar Republic ".
9. In the New York passenger lists, 1820 & ndash; 1957 the following entry was made : Lothar Popp, 54 years, single, merchant, born in Furth, Germany, visa issued in Marseille, France, last permanent residence : France, Marseille arrives at 6 June 1941 on board the " S . S . Evangeline " from Trinidad . BWI . in New York ( accessible via ancestry . de ).
10. Despite severe political antagonism even Gustav Noske, who had come to Kiel to bring the uprising to an end, treated Artelt with respect; Noske wrote in " Von Kiel bis Kapp " ( p . 52 ) about Artelt : " . . . . he [ Lothar Popp ], was replaced by the inactive senior stoker Artelt, a personally honest man, who lost influence rapidly however, when he started to propagate spartakistic ideas . " Artelt did not succeed with his request for an effective revolutionary troop-the balance of power had changed rapidly because of demobilisation-and he stepped back as chairman of the Supreme Soldiers'Council on 5 January 1919.