Mama may say things will go back the way they were, but all
Gerta and Fritz want is escape to the west and freedom.
Calmann,
Gerta. "The Picture of Nobody: An Iconographical Study." Journal of the Warburg and Courtauld Institutes 23 (1960): 60-104.
The finding supports the claim that climate disruptions caused by the eruptions played a major role in the dinosaurs' extinction, says study coauthor
Gerta Keller, a paleontologist at Princeton University.
The latest work builds on the long-time work by co-author
Gerta Keller, a Princeton professor of geosciences, to establish the Deccan Traps as a main cause of the K-Pg extinction.
(1) Rowley (1962) coined the term to acknowledge
Gerta von Ubisch (1882-1965), a German biologist who did pioneering work on orbicules in the 1920's.
After beating incredible odds to survive the worst horrors of the Holocaust, old schoolfriends
Gerta Vrbova and Rudolf Vrba found each other again.
Gerta: Caviar pearls are used by some spas, because they are thought to leave facial skin more firm.
Gerta stood at the kitchen counter, rolling leaves of cabbage around some shredded vegetables.
David Szymin (1911-1956),
Gerta Pohorylle (1910-1937), and Endre Friedmann (1913-1954) are better known today under their pseudonyms--Chim, Gerda Taro, and Robert Capa.
She was born in Vienna, Austria the daughter of the late Hans and
Gerta Weisse and moved to New York in 1930.