Wilhelm

Wilhelm englanniksi

1. (given name).

2. (quote-journal),(nb...)|month=December|year=1872|section=chapter XXVI|page=689|passage=As it happened, also, the particular Friedrichs and Wilhelms whom he meant to see and confer with were out of town, or had moved their habitats, so that he could not easily find them.

3. (quote-book) to write the day’s orders to his bureaucrats, a shining example to the world of “enlightened despotism.” Even the feckless William III of Prussia|Friedrich Wilhelm III, defeated by a French revolutionary army, appoints a minister to tell him “Your majesty must do from above what the French have done from below.” (..) When the king contemplated (God forbid) his abdication on the issue, Bismarck threw himself into the breach, accepted the office of Chancellor, defied the parliament, and collected the tax, just as the Friedrichs and Wilhelms had done before the French Revolution interrupted the course of progress.

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5. (quote-book) chose (w) (1802–1861) – born Joel Golson (or Jolson). (..) (quote-gloss) Uhlfelder’s activities were also efficient in assuring Joel’s (and other Jews’) admission to the renowned Protestant school, the Wilhelm ''Gymnasium''.96 It was there that Joel became acquainted with (w) – the ''Bannerträger des Neuhumanismus'' – and with the philosopher and Wolfgang von Goethe|(quote-gloss) Goethe’s friend (w). Joel also developed a special relationship with Thiersch|Friedrich Wilhelm Tiersch during his ''Gymnasium'' years. (..) Clearly, his choice of a new name shows what it must have felt like to be a Joel surrounded by so many Friedrichs and Wilhelms.

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10. The letter "W" (double-u) in the Swedish spelling alphabet

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