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Golaz is from Slovenia, it is a type of goulash.
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When was Marcel Pilet-Golaz born?
Marcel Pilet-Golaz was born on 1889-12-31.
When did Marcel Pilet-Golaz die?
Marcel Pilet-Golaz died on 1958-04-11.
Who was the leader of Switzerland during World War 2?
Henri Guisan - elected General and therefore in some way the leader of Switzerland. Nevertheless there are seven persons elected for the Swiss Federal Council (since 1848)... so there's never only one person ruling the ways... and by the way: A General is elected in Switzerland only during time of war. So, there's no General nowadays. Political leaders: Mainly the seven members of the Swiss Federal Council, all equivalent, but one elected to politically represent Switzerland for the period of one year, Philipp Etter (1939), Marcel Pilet-Golaz (1940), Ernst Wetter (1941), Pilipp Etter (1942), Enrico Celio (1943), Walther Stampfli (1944), Eduard von Steiger (1945)... each time together with the six others. To one of them, Marcel Pilet-Golaz, was attributed a certain sympathy for the German Reich - he was therefore very unpopular. Entering in the Council 1928, he had to withdraw from his office in 1944. Vic
Who were the leaders in Switzerland during World War 2?
Franchesca Quinlin Who was this mysterious individual and what office, if any, did he or she hold? Was this person even Swiss and is this person male or female? Please share your knowledge. If one does a websearch for the name one does NOT get a Swiss leader. I find that odd, don't you? Leader of armed forces: General Henri Guisan (in Switzerland there's only one General, only elected during time of war!). Political leaders: Mainly the seven members of the Swiss Federal Council, all equivalent, but one elected to politically represent Switzerland for the period of one year, Philipp Etter (1939), Marcel Pilet-Golaz (1940), Ernst Wetter (1941), Pilipp Etter (1942), Enrico Celio (1943), Walther Stampfli (1944), Eduard von Steiger (1945)... each time together with the six others. To one of them, Marcel Pilet-Golaz, was attributed a certain sympathy for the German Reich - he was therefore very unpopular. Entering in the Council 1928, he had to withdraw from his office in 1944. Vic
What foods is Slovenia famous for?
Slovenia is located in central Europe and shares boundaries with Austria (north), Hungary (east), Croatia (south), and Italy (west). It has a small coastal area in the southwest region, which borders the Adriatic Sea.Famous foods in Slovenia include...Austria, located north of present-day Slovenia, brought klobasa (a type of sausage), breaded, and pastry items, such as zavitek (strudels) to Slovene cooking.Hungarian influences included golaz (goulash), paprikas (chicken or beef stew), and palacinke , which are thin pancakes filled with nuts or jam and topped with chocolate.Italian pastas, such as njoki (potato dumplings), rizota (risotto), and zlikrofi , similar to ravioli, became part of the Slovene diet as well.
