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| r their native language, 169 (53.8%) were | German-speaking and 144 (45.9%) were Czech-speaking. |
| d facilitate the study of the cultures of | German-speaking and Romance language countries across a r |
| oneview is an English and | German-speaking application for social bookmarking. |
| eyond the Bauhaus, many other significant | German-speaking architects in the 1920s responded to the |
| t of the Schnee Eifel (Ommerwald) and the | German-speaking area around Sankt Vith |
| nd Wallonia, and between Wallonia and the | German-speaking area of Belgium. |
| mously perceived as a major author in the | German-speaking area, his posthumous reception has arguab |
| In other | German-speaking areas the terms Flecken, Marktflecken and |
| and were the main type of coin minted in | German-speaking areas, with the exception of the Rhinelan |
| teaching tool, most often in Protestant, | German-speaking areas. |
| s of his beliefs and his way of life; the | German-speaking aristocracy among which he had moved and |
| by 53.3% of the voters, although only the | German-speaking cantons (all of them except Basel-Stadt, |
| ticle, there is a similar holiday in some | German-speaking cantons of Switherland and it's called Si |
| , of which around 80% of them live in the | German-speaking cantons, are concentreated particularly i |
| and the other Vice-chancellors came from | German-speaking cantons. |
| was founded to serve the growing tide of | German-speaking Catholic population in Cincinnati. |
| d in 1849 by Jews who had immigrated from | German-speaking Central European nations. |
| ngelical Lutheran church and a school for | German-speaking children were also built on the grounds, |
| hian church and taught by A. H. Zilmer, a | German-speaking Christadelphian of Waterloo, Iowa. |
| ed in 1800, by the Rev. Jacob Albright, a | German-speaking Christian native of Pennsylvania (1759-18 |
| sburg Confession in Romania, the Lutheran | German-speaking church in Transylvania. |
| It spread to include | German-speaking churches in Pennsylvania, Virginia, Maryl |
| part in organized, forced deportations of | German-speaking citizens to Germany proper. |
| They are a Belgian | German-speaking club. |
| s work has mainly focused on Pennsylvania | German-speaking communities in the United States, grammat |
| l Parliament, however, the Council of the | German-speaking Community had already been directly elect |
| Member of the European Parliament for the | German-speaking Community of Belgium with the CSP-EVP, Me |
| The constituency corresponds to the | German-speaking Community of Belgium. |
| List of Ministers-President of the | German-speaking Community |
| 1990, regional elections were held in the | German-speaking Community of Belgium, to choose represent |
| ications of the Public Authorities of the | German-speaking Community |
| They are only active in the | German-speaking Community of Belgium. |
| The Day of the | German-speaking Community of Belgium is celebrated on Nov |
| The Day of the | German-speaking Community shall be celebrated every year |
| The | German-speaking Community of Belgium comprises both Ripua |
| parliament was changed to Council of the | German-speaking Community (German: Rat der Deutschsprachi |
| It is a public holiday for the | German-speaking Community of Belgium but it is not celebr |
| The Parliament of the | German-speaking Community has 25 members who are directly |
| The | German-speaking Community is made up of 73,000 people in |
| s of Flanders, Wallonia, Brussels and the | German-speaking Community on 13 June 1999. |
| The | German-speaking Community measures over 853 km2 in Belgia |
| s of Flanders, Wallonia, Brussels and the | German-speaking Community of Belgium. |
| uage area also comprises the north of the | German-speaking Community of Belgium as well as the south |
| Since October 1973 the | German-speaking Community has its own parliament, which w |
| ty of about 70,000 German-speakers of the | German-speaking Community of Belgium bordering on Germany |
| Rundfunk and transmitted via cable in the | German-speaking Community of Belgium. |
| 0 June to form the next Government of the | German-speaking Community. |
| who is a member of the Parliament of the | German-speaking Community. |
| mbers of St. Matthew's Lutheran Church, a | German-speaking congregation, broke away from the main bo |
| The church began as a home for a | German-speaking congregation-today it serves those who sp |
| ll as Kreisler's return to performance in | German-speaking countries in 1955. |
| d Hunnic grape varieties was practiced in | German-speaking countries in the Middle ages and separate |
| eir partners in the United States and the | German-speaking countries to bring a larger and better se |
| Little known beyond the | German-speaking countries of Europe, it was subsequently |
| It was released in | German-speaking countries on 2011 February 3. |
| "Automatisch" was released in | German-speaking countries on September 18, 2009, and "Aut |
| rked as an advisor on promoting ties with | German-speaking countries for Minister of Finance Shimon |
| ca dedicated to the study of art from the | German-speaking countries of Central and Northern Europe. |
| ca dedicated to the study of art from the | German-speaking countries of Europe. |
| It is used, particularly in the | German-speaking countries and elsewhere in Central Europe |
| nually on changing locations all over the | German-speaking countries that are free to take part in f |
| the names Shusha Koncz and Jana Koncz in | German-speaking countries), but also in France, the U.S., |
| e album turned out to be a big success in | German-speaking countries, resulting in another number on |
| opera and is still regularly performed in | German-speaking countries, though revivals abroad are rar |
| Most participants are from | German-speaking countries, with others from the rest of E |
| agreement about spelling rules among most | German-speaking countries, see German orthography reform |
| Successful mainly in | German-speaking countries, he is best known in the Englis |
| performances of music by composers of the | German-speaking countries, including Helmut Lachenmann, W |
| er, Trojan Horse or Casanova) in Benelux, | German-speaking countries, Denmark, Spain, France, South |
| In | German-speaking countries, the graceful curve of the firs |
| ernhagen remains little known outside the | German-speaking countries. |
| se is still used commonly as a proverb in | German-speaking countries. |
| atutes, DANTE consults TeX users from all | German-speaking countries. |
| tudents at GSNY are typically citizens of | German-speaking countries. |
| ost notable small stage art awards in the | German-speaking countries. |
| g used fairly widely in Germany and other | German-speaking countries. |
| itutions as the English House of Lords in | German-speaking countries. |
| gh which Austria was to become the mostly | German-speaking country it is today. |
| 1992: Triumphall Shews: tournaments at | German-speaking courts in their European context, 1560-17 |
| Grenz-Echo is the only | German-speaking daily newspaper in Belgium, aimed at the |
| He exerted several pastoral duties in the | German-speaking district of the Fraternity, in Vienna in |
| latt, Fehr is the second-most influential | German-speaking economist. |
| zscher is the one of the most influential | German-speaking economists. |
| The | German-speaking electoral college is one of three constit |
| Since the | German-speaking electoral college elects only one member, |
| in the Habsburg Monarchy not dominated by | German-speaking elites. |
| 6-97 school year to serve the children of | German-speaking employees of local businesses, many of wh |
| Brunner was a Protestant theologian from | German-speaking Europe (a heritage which did not lay near |
| d), a type of historical bladed weapon in | German-speaking Europe |
| m was released in October 2008 throughout | German-speaking Europe followed by a fourth studio album, |
| nger-songwriter Sarah Connor, released in | German-speaking Europe on 30 March 2007 by Epic. |
| nger-songwriter Sarah Connor, released in | German-speaking Europe on 22 August 2008 by Epic. |
| s released as the album's third single in | German-speaking Europe on November 4, 2002 (see 2002 in m |
| nger-songwriter Sarah Connor, released in | German-speaking Europe on 17 November 2003 by Epic. |
| a double A-side with "U Don't Know Me" in | German-speaking Europe only. |
| 2001), and released as its lead single in | German-speaking Europe on 7 May 2001. |
| ed to manifest Sasha's success throughout | German-speaking Europe where it reached higher peak posit |
| Luv" and "Don't Go Away" were released in | German-speaking Europe, but led to short promotional tour |
| lbum's first single on October 5, 2010 in | German-speaking Europe, the song peaked at number sixteen |
| s somewhat by country, in both French and | German-speaking Europe, the prize is almost exclusively r |
| Originally released in | German-speaking Europe, the English translation of the th |
| November 19, 2001 (see 2001 in music) in | German-speaking Europe, the single peaked at number five |
| se on July 5, 2004 (see 2004 in music) in | German-speaking Europe, where it reached number 80 on the |
| ies but manifested her success throughout | German-speaking Europe, spawning another four singles, in |
| sic on May 2, 2000 (see 2000 in music) in | German-speaking Europe, chiefly produced by Grant Michael |
| c on March 3, 2006 (see 2006 in music) in | German-speaking Europe. |
| September 11, 2009 (see 2009 in music) in | German-speaking Europe. |
| was interrupted by several residences in | German-speaking Europe. |
| It was released on November 11, 2007 in | German-speaking Europe. |
| ird single on 28 November 2008 throughout | German-speaking Europe. |
| n in the country, and is known throughout | German-speaking Europe. |
| September 30, 2002 (see 2002 in music) in | German-speaking Europe. |
| ificant promoters of amateur astronomy in | German-speaking Europe. |
| was released on March 7, 2008 throughout | German-speaking Europe. |
| n December 2, 2002 (see 2002 in music) in | German-speaking Europe. |
| n October 29, 2001 (see 2001 in music) in | German-speaking Europe. |
| p on June 11, 2010 (see 2010 in music) in | German-speaking Europe. |
| i radical, anti-monarchist periodical for | German-speaking exiles, the Hochwachter, in 1857. |
| They were a | German-speaking family of wealthy brewing merchants of Bo |
| Herrnstadt was born into a | German-speaking family in the multiethnic Upper Silesian |
| e one of the largest and most significant | German-speaking film festivals outside of Europe. |
| n the development of phenomenology, whose | German-speaking founder Edmund Husserl was born in the Cz |
| 1790, not least because it was the first | German-speaking fraternal order to accept Jews. |
| received the "Nestroy Award" for the best | German-speaking fringe production for his play "The Aband |
| came to the United States to minister to | German-speaking immigrants. |
| Christoph Luxenberg, the pseudonym of a | German-speaking Islam scholar, the author of The Syro-Ara |
| Malva Schalek was born in Prague, to a | German-speaking Jewish intellectual family active in the |
| berland Jews) are Ashkenazi, Yiddish- and | German-speaking Jews originating in the Oberland or highe |
| e Christian and Jewish communities in the | German-speaking lands in the later Middle Ages; by contra |
| s made vicar general of the order for the | German-speaking lands, as well as professor of theology a |
| is hymn became the most loved hymn of the | German-speaking Latter-day Saints and was translated into |
| precise prose has garnered acclaim in the | German-speaking literary world. |
| German-speaking Lutheran Church in South Wales | |
| ch buildings are also regularly used by a | German-speaking Lutheran congregation, the Andreas Gemein |
| In 1883, the first | German-speaking Lutheran families began arriving in Pope |
| wning farmer in Meeburg, a village of 950 | German-speaking Lutheran Saxons in the Transylvania regio |
| d to the pro-German attitude of the Swiss | German-speaking majority, a position put forward in the e |
| "Anouschka" was a sizeable hit in | German-speaking markets, and remains one of the better-re |
| Bernard Bolzano (1781-1848), a | German-speaking mathematician from Prague (Bohemia) |
| ayors in South Tyrol who were replaced by | German-speaking mayors recruited from the local populatio |
| oon Parliament, with the exception of the | German-speaking members (currently one), and 19 members e |
| 40s, separate Conferences were formed for | German-speaking members of the Methodist Episcopal Church |
| Born into a family of | German-speaking merchants, he studied with his maternal g |
| leave Germany and continued his career in | German-speaking movies in Austria, where Jewish artists w |
| four vertices represent the four original | German-speaking municipalities of Non Valley: Laurein Pro |
| four vertices represent the four original | German-speaking municipalities of Non Valley: Laurein, Pr |
| four vertices represent the four original | German-speaking municipalities of Non Valley: Laurein, Pr |
| the singer has amassed a following in the | German-speaking music world. |
| pechuelii is called "desert kohlrabi" by | German-speaking Namibians. |
| n Gold from the Society of Criminology of | German-speaking Nations in 2009, and the Robert Boruch Aw |
| In 1840, 30% of the population was | German-speaking, necessitating the publication of ordinan |
| United States military personnel and the | German-speaking Nuremberg District were combined. |
| g among the Prague German community for a | German-speaking opera house of its own. |
| of Philipp I, who had been raised in High | German-speaking Palatinate, adopted Standard German as it |
| A child of | German-speaking parents, a Polish immigrant Presbyterian |
| The remaining | German-speaking part of the town's populace was expelled |
| count; her grave can still be seen in the | German-speaking part of Belgium. |
| a variety of Standard German, used in the | German-speaking part of Switzerland, mainly written, and |
| he duchy, and Ferry received the northern | German-speaking part. |
| lso Bavarian speaking territories and the | German-speaking parts of the Swiss Confederation. |
| tzerland: In the Bernese Oberland, in the | German-speaking parts of the Canton of Fribourg, in the V |
| e 15th century; they mostly inhabited the | German-speaking parts of Bohemia. |
| wing three years Poland forcibly expelled | German-speaking people from its annexed territory. |
| r II, the majority of the roughly 500,000 | German-speaking people in Yugoslavia (mostly Danube Swabi |
| gentina) as ideal "Aryans" along with the | German-speaking peoples of Germany, Austria and Switzerla |
| which had been predominantly populated by | German-speaking peoples since the 6th century. |
| e Old Testament, into German, so that any | German-speaking person could read the Holy Scripture in h |
| eme called for the British to parachute a | German-speaking Pole and a British sniper into the area s |
| were more than eighteen hundred different | German-speaking political entities in Central Europe. |
| defeat, it was annexed by Poland and the | German-speaking population largely expelled. |
| New Life (Journal of the | German-speaking population of Russia) - The journey of Ab |
| ed Eichwald (oak forest) by the otherwise | German-speaking population of the Alsace, and bears its F |
| Tyrol, a province of Italy inhabited by a | German-speaking population, he became involved early on i |
| raunfels, Texas, a community with a large | German-speaking population, and then later to San Antonio |
| It was used by local | German-speaking Protestant congregation of the German Eva |
| studios in Bolzano, and broadcast to the | German-speaking public of the province of South Tyrol. |
| An Interrupted Past: | German-Speaking Refugee Historians in the United States A |
| eis, the most important jazz award in the | German-speaking region. |
| rch (Heilige Dreieinigkeit) was the first | German-speaking Roman Catholic church in Cincinnati, Ohio |
| , then in southern Russia, because of the | German-speaking Russian wheat farmers in the area. |
| hewan, to serve as a point of contact for | German-speaking Russian Mennonites immigrating to Canada |
| Of Afro-Cuban origin, Blanco is a | German-speaking Schlager singer and actor. |
| He received his early education in | German-speaking schools. |
| e was living in Berlin, was looking for a | German-speaking secretary for his father. |
| the armies of Europe, but then also from | German-speaking settlers in North America. |
| mid-1840s, the area grew as an influx of | German-speaking settlers arrived from nearby communities |
| he Lenape and was a destination for early | German-speaking settlers. |
| He opposed Nazi Germany's claim to the | German-speaking so-called Sudetenland in 1938. |
| lm encyclopedia of full-length German and | German-speaking sound films, sorted by their German first |
| 7 strife between Trentino and the largely | German-speaking South Tyrol led to the popularity of the |
| e hard for companies to find Japanese- or | German-speaking staff, so the companies may retain their |
| are strongly emphasised, with French and | German-speaking students offered three hours of native la |
| dvert in which Hans Gamper, a 21 year-old | German-speaking Swiss, called for soccer fans. |
| He was born in Australia but educated in | German-speaking Switzerland and studied physical sciences |
| erman, the literary language of diglossic | German-speaking Switzerland. |
| , Eugene V. Debs, and Victor L. Berger, a | German-speaking teacher and newspaper publisher from Milw |
| simultaneously topping the charts in the | German-speaking territories of Germany, Austria and Switz |
| third Cistercian monastery established on | German-speaking territory, founded in 1127 and secularise |
| Julius Gellner, Jewish Bohemian-born | German-speaking theatre director |
| 3, in London), was one of the most famous | German-speaking theatre directors of the 20's of the 20th |
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