| Roosevelt the Germanist admired the kaiser's finer Teutonic qualities, as indeed he did those of Bismarck and Helmuth von Moltke. |
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| This did not go down well with the American Germanist who in 1938 wrote one of the first reviews of Auf zwei Planeten for an English-speaking audience. |
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| The Zurich papers were eventually acquired for the Bodleian Library at Oxford through the offices of Sir Malcolm Pasley, an Oxford Germanist and a friend of Kafka's great-nephew Michael Steiner. |
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| A trained Germanist, Isabelle Nègre has never ceased developing the international aspect of her practise of the law in order to be able to assist the law firm's foreign clients in her areas of expertise. |
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| The young Germanist Moritz Heyne joined the project and became one of its most important contributors. |
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| A Germanist by training, with a postgraduate degree in translation, he speaks four languages and has been a figure in the translation arena in Belgium for more than 20 years now. |
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| Here the personal factor also plays a part, because I, as a Germanist and researcher of the German language cultural orbit, joined the Department in 1994 and since 1997 have assumed the headship of the Department. |
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