Proper noun
Glantz (plural Glantzes)
A surname.
According to Erickson (1991), James Gebhardt (1989), and Glantz (1998), the main objective of the Soviet offensives was to force Finland from the war. Source: Internet
Erickson 1993, pp. 329-30 Glantz 1998, p. 229 At the beginning of August President Ryti resigned to allow Finland to sue for peace again, which the new government did in late August. Source: Internet
It was classified secret until its declassification in 1964, and was subsequently translated to English and edited by Orenstein and Glantz. Source: Internet
His mother, Sarah (Sadie) Glantz Berlinger (1877–1954), citation eventually became stagestruck and changed her name to Sandra Berle when Milton became famous. Source: Internet
In some cases federal or state statutes may preempt tort actions, which is particularly discussed in terms of the U.S. FDA Preemption ; Glantz LH, Annas GJ. Source: Internet
Details about the theater, including its location, are still being finalized, but Glantz said in an interview Tuesday night that it is expected to be 10-12 screens with the capacity to seat 1,000-1,300 people. Source: Internet