ब्रिटिश चित्रपट निर्माता (हंगेरियन जन्म),

Noun:

कॉर्डा,

korda's Usage Examples:

Gridley Howe described Mavrokordatos: "His manners are perfectly easy and gentlemanlike and though the first impression would be from his extreme politeness.

Scordatura [skordaˈtuːra] (literally, Italian for "discord", or "mistuning") is a tuning of a stringed instrument that is different from the normal, standard.

Skordalia (in ramekin at center) with hummus, vegetables and pita.

ClimateSee alsoRailway stations in EritreaReferencesGhina, EritreaNorthern Red Sea RegionPopulated places in Eritrea Agordat; also Akordat or Ak'ordat) is a city in Gash-Barka, Eritrea.

The case was solved by the Reichskonkordat (1933) between the Holy See and Nazi Germany.

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The Reichskonkordat is the most controversial of several concordats that the Vatican negotiated during the pontificate of Pius XI.

ReichskonkordatCornwell asserts that Hitler was determined to conclude a concordat with the Vatican similar to the one that Mussolini had negotiated.

Cornwell describes this collaboration with fascist leaders as starting in 1929 with the concordat with Mussolini known as the Lateran Treaty, and followed by the concordat with Hitler known as the Reichskonkordat.

The government of the German Reich early established an pastoral ministry for the German Army and the Reichskonkordat settled the appointment of an Army bishop.

He further argues that Monsignor Kass, who was involved in negotiations for the Reichskonkordat, and at that time the head of the Roman Catholic Centre Party, persuaded his party members, with the acquiescence of Pacelli, in the summer of 1933 to enable Hitler to acquire dictatorial powers.

Damodos's style is a pellucid, simple Greek, in strong contrast to the artificiality and archaism of Mavrokordatos, and the tortuosity of the third representative of this period, Eugenios Voulgaris.