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Zollner - translation to arabic
FAMILY NAME
Zoellner; Zoellner (surname)
Zollner's figures
أَشْكالُ زُولنر:لفحص العين
Zollner's lines
خُطوطُ تسولنر
Wikipedia
Zöllner
Zöllner (literally "toll keeper") is a German surname. Notable people with the surname include:
- Antje Jackelén, née Zöllner, Lutheran theologian and Archbishop of Uppsala
- Johann Karl Friedrich Zöllner (1834–1882), German astronomer
- Zöllner illusion
- Zöllner (crater)
- Carl Friedrich Zöllner (1800–1860), German composer
- Carl Heinrich Zöllner (1792–1836), German composer
- Frank Zöllner (born 1956), German art historian and professor
- Fred Zollner (1901–1982), founder and co-owner of the Fort Wayne Zollner Pistons
- Heinrich Zöllner (1854–1941), German composer, conductor and librettist
- Robert Zoellner, American stamp collector
- Simon Zöllner (1821–1880), Australian metal manufacturer
- Tom Zoellner (born 1968), American author
- Variant "Zollner" without umlaut
- Gudrun Zollner (born 1960), German politician
- Hans Zollner (born 1966), German theologian and psychologist, Vatican official
- Matthias Zollner (born 1981), German basketball coach
- Zollner, or Zollner Elektronik AG, a German electronics manufacturer founded by de:Manfred Zollner
Examples of use of Zollner
1. Zollner was later caught by the Yugoslav authorities and confessed.
2. Zollner used a bag room clerk at the embassy in Budapest to send the first hoard to Hudson by diplomatic bag.
3. Zollner succeeded in digging up some gold near a peasant house at Cacak, then in Yugoslavia, which had been occupied by Hudson.
4. Afterwards, while working for the army in Romania, the files show that Hudson recruited Stephen Zollner, a Hungarian Jew buying timber for the British government around eastern Europe, to retrieve the treasure.
5. Amelia Zollner, 24, a Cambridge graduate working at the Institute for Public Policy Research, had stopped at traffic lights in Russell Square and was killed when a lorry pulled away after they turned green.