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| For the | German film, see Tough Enough (2006 film). |
| For the World War II | German cemetery, see La Cambe German war cemetery. |
| For the 1781 | German play, see The Robbers. |
| For the 20th century | German mathematician, see Eberhard Melchior |
| For | German Landkreis, see Emsland (district). |
| Lake Neusiedl ( | German: Neusiedler See) |
| The | German missionaries sent by Fr. |
| The | German Library ser. |
| "The Imperial | German Dinner Service" (1983) |
| In England he worked for the BBC | German Language Service. |
| Kolberg (film), 1945 | German film set in and about here |
| German farmers settled in the area. | |
| Approximately 3000 Crimean War veterans ( | German Legionnaires) settled in Kaffraria, later join |
| They attracted several | German Catholic settlers in the following years. |
| It was settled by | German Lutheran settlers |
| With Karlsruher FV he became South | German champion several times. |
| Boesen currently plays for the | German side SG Flensburg-Handewitt. |
| The Zitterhall ( | German: Zitterhals, sg. |
| Since she has | German ancestors, she and her husband immigrated in 1 |
| The | German artillery shelled Kalisz. |
| High | German consonant shift |
| Hamburg class destroyer, | German military ship class |
| The Lauenburg was a | German weather ship used in the early years of the Se |
| SS Eichberg, a | German cargo ship in service 1944-45 |
| Nymphe ( | German Anti-Aircraft Ship, 1940. |
| In September of 1914 she captured a | German merchant ship. |
| This article is about the | German transport ship. |
| he ships were involved in inspecting suspected | German passenger ships when the inspecting officers w |
| Kaiserliche Werft Wilhelmshaven ( | German: "Imperial shipyard Wilhelmshaven") was a Germ |
| They claimed three | German planes shot down. |
| German citizens should return as soon as possible'. | |
| Thode believed that great | German art should illustrate technical skill, realism |
| Schlag den Raab ("beat Raab"), a | German game show |
| A fireplace in a | German castle showing a brick hob. |
| 1943 wartime | German stamp showing a mother with her offspring. |
| He currently plays for | German Bundesliga side VfL Wolfsburg. |
| Her transfer from the | German Frauenbundesliga side 1. |
| In July 1989, Rudy emigrated, joining | German Bundsliga side 1. |
| Aggro Berlin is the fourth album by | German rapper Sido. |
| The Seven Ravens ( | German: Die sieben Raben) is a German stop motion-ani |
| ( | German) Leonore Siegele-Wenschkewitz (Hrsg.): |
| Why do | German singers sing in English? |
| Lena Valaitis, | German schlager singer |
| Helga Meyer (1942-2000), | German opera singer |
| Enjoy! is the debut album by | German pop singer Jeanette. |
| Nina Hagen, | German female singer |
| This article is about the | German pop singer. |
| German 7" single | |
| German 12" Single (1979) | |
| German CD Single | |
| German Download Single | |
| 7" | German promo single |
| German CD single | |
| German fan site, biography, discography & filmography | |
| Karin Riediger-Heintges is a former | German figure skater. |
| June 10, 1953 in Stuttgart) is a | German pair skater. |
| They won the 1997 | German Figure Skating Championships. |
| The 2001 | German Figure Skating Championships (German: Deutsche |
| The 1999 | German Figure Skating Championships (German: Deutsche |
| The 1993 | German Figure Skating Championships (German: Deutsche |
| The 2005 | German Figure Skating Championships (German: Deutsche |
| The 2000 | German Figure Skating Championships (German: Deutsche |
| The 2010 | German Figure Skating Championships (German: Deutsche |
| The 1996 | German Figure Skating Championships (German: Deutsche |
| The 1994 | German Figure Skating Championships (German: Deutsche |
| The 2003 | German Figure Skating Championships (German: Deutsche |
| The 1998 | German Figure Skating Championships (German: Deutsche |
| For the 2011 competition, see 2011 | German Figure Skating Championships. |
| Maria Riesch, | German alpine skier and two-time gold medalist |
| Susanne Riesch, | German alpine skier, younger sister of above |
| 2009 | German Alpine Skiing Championships in Oberjoch (Germa |
| It is also a | German Luftwaffe slang term for "wingman". |
| Zwieback is currently signed to the | German label SoBeHo-Records. |
| Norbert Trieloff is a | German former soccer player. |
| German Honor Society | |
| Max Eyth founded the | German Agricultural Society (DLG) in 1885. |
| 2005: ADUC Young Investigator Award of the | German Chemical Society |
| The | German Peace Society (Deutsche Friedensgesellschaft) |
| In 1896 he founded a | German Theosophical Society. |
| Sold by the | German Handel Society. |
| Diez was also a member of the | German Shakespeare Society. |
| Two | German deserting soldiers, Ens. |
| Classes were primarily taught in | German and some in English. |
| He also speaks French, | German and some Russian. |
| Hock is an English term for | German wine, sometimes wine from the Rhine regions an |
| For one of the several | German U-boats sometimes referred to as U 47, see Ger |
| Ernst Remak (1849-1911), | German neurologist, son of Robert Remak |
| For the | German popular song, see Lili Marleen |
| ( | German) (Lower Sorbian) at dolnoserbski.de |
| Obora, Lower Silesian Voivodeship ( | German: Oberau, south-west Poland) |
| Translated from the | German into Spanish by Francisco Maigler]. |
| He contributed in | German and Spanish to literary magazines (e.g. |
| (**) Italian, English, | German and Spanish text |
| He speaks English, French, | German, and Spanish. |
| It has been translated into | German and Spanish. |
| German and Spanish: Grades 1-12 | |
| Next to | German, he speaks English and French. |
| Besides his native | German, Hell speaks perfect and unaccented English. |
| Spider's Web ( | German: Das Spinnennetz) is a 1989 West German film d |
| 1998: Irish Stout vs. | German Lager: split with Dropkick Murphys |
| Mecklenburgisch-Vorpommersch is a Low | German dialect spoken in the German state of Mecklenb |
| According to the | German Olympic Sports Association (DOSB), doping was |
| German language spread in the United States, 2000. | |
| The | German verb spritzen means to squirt in English. |
| Feldhoff collected 13 caps for the | German U21 squad. |
| For | German fighter squadron, see Jasta 14 (fighter squadr |
| The Banner of Victory on East | German postage stamp |
| East | German passport stamp from Wartha. |
| German postage stamp (1954) in the series "Benefactor | |
| German postage stamp, 2003 | |
| German postage stamp, reproduces Maika from 1929 | |
| German postage stamp, 2005 | |
| She was commemorated on a 2005 | German postage stamp. |
| This was deliberately different from the West | German PAL standard, so East German residents could n |
| The | German soldier stands before a historical task. |
| German military started retreating from the former Ob | |
| The SSRB replaced the | German puppet state Belarusian National Republic crea |
| It was written by | German songwriter Steve van Velvet. |
| The Good | German by Steven Soderbergh |
| This | German record still stands. |
| Entrance of a modern | German Reformhaus store |
| His later works are mostly | German detective stories. |
| Aaron Bernstein (1812-1884), | German short story writer and historian |
| Weissmuller joined the | German Army straight from school. |
| 1876: Schanzstrasse ( | German: Rampart Street) |
| Josef Kaczor (born 1953), a | German football striker |
| ("'Upper Silesia' Assault Armoured Wagon" from | German: der Sturm, the storm, the assault; German: de |
| Robert Gernhardt studied Painting and | German in Stuttgart and Berlin. |
| It is considered a | German musical style. |
| The | German auxiliary submarine chaser 13 V 2 / Delpa II |
| Biber (submarine), a World War 2, | German midget submarine |
| Currently, English and | German are supported. |
| Kranz is a | German language-derived surname; in German the word m |
| The remaining | German soldiers surrender to the Americans. |
| German forces surrender to Canadians at Courseulles-s | |
| from | German by Susan Ghanouni and Rae Walter. |
| German: Steinhummel, Swedish: Stenhumla). | |
| Roger Pyttel is a former | German butterfly swimmer. |
| Christ preaching, | German or Swiss, c1530 (south window). |
| He plays on a | German Reform-Boehm system clarinet. |
| The first-prize winner was the | German violist Tabea Zimmermann. |
| The | German newspaper Tageszeitung also wrote a profile. |
| German Alexeevich Tatarinov died in Saint Petersburg | |
| September 21 - Hans Sitt, | German violinist, teacher and composer (d. |
| She entered the | German National Team and became International German |
| PlayOn is working with | German production team ' Symphonic Entertainment Crew |
| A | German research team reported a different result in 2 |
| Hamann plays for the | German basketball team FC Bayern Munich |
| He never played for the | German national team. |
| She also plays for the | German national team. |
| She has also been capped for the | German national team. |
| He is also a member of the | German U-21 team. |
| FFC Frankfurt and the | German national team. |
| He played six times for the | German Under-21 team. |
| He was also the captain of the | German under-21 team. |
| In 2010 Soares began coaching the | German national team. |
| He also translated | German language technical journals and scientific rep |
| Berthold Seliger, | German rocket technical designer |
| acquired the | German e-commerce technology firm Pangora. |
| German Solar Telescopes | |
| 1978), | German table tennis player |
| Franz Nachbaur (1835 - 1902) was a famous | German opera tenor. |
| In | German, the term Problemstellung is used. |
| Sprachregelung is a | German language term meaning "convention of speech". |
| Reinrassig is a | German zoological term meaning "of pure breed". |
| For the | German military term Gruppe, see Glossary of German m |
| Hugo Gressmann (1877 - 1927), a | German Old Testament scholar |
| Page on Brehm ( | German) Includes text from Brehms Tierleben. |
| Wikisource: Brehms Thierleben ( | German) Partial text of the 2nd German edition. |
| Kontakte, | German language textbook, McGraw-Hill |
| e skies and more Allied sorties are flown over | German targets than German raids on Britain. |
| He retired from the | German army that year. |
| Der blaue Planet ( | German for The Blue Planet) is a 1982 hit by the East |
| The Volkspolizei ( | German for the "people's police"), or VP, were the na |
| He served as Member of the | German Parliament, the Bundestag (1969-1990), Ministe |
| Apart from West Central | German on the southern edge and in south-east Francon |
| Roberts Cove was staunchly | German until the World War I era when harsh anti-Germ |
| Ambermoon was only ever released in | German for the Amiga. |
| The discussed | German (with the exception of vol. |
| The manuscript was written in | German in the 16th century. |
| Louis the | German received the eastern portion. |
| In other | German states the parliament is called Landtag. |
| During the 1960s it was a | German film theater. |
| She played in Frankfurt and other | German cities, then Switzerland. |
| The | German crew then scuttled the ship. |
| In September 1914, the | German Chancellor Theobald von Bethmann Hollweg autho |
| Bruno Bauer (1809-1882), | German philosopher, theologian and historian |
| Franz Hettinger (1819-1890), | German Catholic theologian |
| Albert Schwegler (1819 - 1857), a | German philosopher, theologian, and historian |
| Johann Michael Reu (1869-1943) was a | German Lutheran theologian. |
| The Philosophy of | German Literary Theory (1997). |
| First, it doesn't even resemble the true | german "race theory". |
| In the | German version there's a jackpot starting with €500,0 |
| German “free thinkers” were part of the German immigr | |
| The 2009 | German Formula Three season was the 35th German Formu |
| In 1992 he won the | German Formula Three Championship. |
| Reichert also was | German champion three time. |
| The 2008 | German Formula Three season is the 34th German Formul |
| The 2007 | German Formula Three season is the 33rd German Formul |
| Schlichter was ethnically one-quarter | German and three-fourths Ukrainian. |
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