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| German military advance halted in 1942/43. | |
| Hans Hanke, | German military officer (World War Two). |
| This article is about the | German military operation. |
| The | German military were highly suspicious of French patr |
| Hamburg class destroyer, | German military ship class |
| Announcement of deployment of enormous | German military force. |
| 1955) is a | German military historian known for his works dealing |
| Dressed as | German military police, they stopped and questioned G |
| German military started retreating from the former Ob | |
| For the | German military term Gruppe, see Glossary of German m |
| After the war, he remained in the | German military. |
| ( | German) Miller, Jakob. |
| d after Wolfgang Franz von Kobell (1803-1882), | German mineralogist. |
| He had | German miners and teutons worked in Zungaria. |
| The Mettenschicht is an old, | German mining custom. |
| From 1978-81 he was | German Minister for Education and Science and also Ge |
| The film was often screened by | German minorities overseas to clarify the German poin |
| German Minority - 4 MPs | |
| A significant | German minority live in Aabenraa and they publish "De |
| The | German missionaries sent by Fr. |
| Heinrich Vedder (1876-1972), | German missionary, linguist, ethnologist, and histori |
| Nadja Auermann (born 1971), a | German model and actress |
| Sabine Ehrenfeld, | German model and actress |
| Hinnerk Baumgarten (* 1968), | German moderator in radio and TV |
| 1480-1539) was a | German monk and theologian. |
| South | German Monk |
| "No Me Doy Por Vencido" (featuring | German Montero) (Banda Version) |
| The subsequent collapse in | German morale led Erich Ludendorff to dub it "the Bla |
| German Moreno as Lolo Joe | |
| German Moreno | |
| Boateng has a | German mother and a Ghanaian father. |
| Pix has a French father and a | German mother. |
| February 8 - Siegfried Kracauer, | German movie critic and journalist |
| Sabine Bethmann (b. 25 October 1931), former | German movie actress |
| Traudl Stark (born 1930), a child actor in | German movies |
| Since 1982 Flint has been a major character in | German movies and on German television. |
| German MP Andrej Hunko raised questions in the German | |
| For the | German municipality, see Madlitz-Wilmersdorf. |
| This article is about the | German municipality. |
| 1988: Golden Ring of Honour of the | German Museum |
| The | German Museum of Technology |
| Volkswagen EcoRacer at the | German museum of technology. |
| Uwe Flade is a | German music video director. |
| Boytronic is a | German music group playing electropop. |
| Ton Steine Scherben were pioneers in | German music culture. |
| Jochen Breiholz is a | German music critic and dramaturge. |
| Melchior Kreisstein, | German music printer |
| Rudolf Louis was an influential | German music critic and conductor. |
| It is considered a | German musical style. |
| For the | German musical quartet, see Rosamunde Quartett. |
| This article is about the | German musical project. |
| For the | German musical group, see Rotersand. |
| Sara Noxx is a | German musician and artist. |
| March 20 - Erwin Lehn, 90, | German musician and conductor. |
| Illo Schieder, | German musician and Eurovision contestant |
| Dirk Schiefen ( | German musician) |
| Christian Kleine is a | German musician. |
| Reinbert Evers is a | German musician. |
| The | German Musicianer |
| Friedrich Wilhelm Marpurg, | German musicologist in the Age of Enlightenment. |
| Eric Baumann (born 1962) is a | German musicologist. |
| Early | German musket with serpentine lock |
| Its English translation is | German Mythological Landscape Scenes. |
| German name of Urowo | |
| Valais, a Swiss canton with the | German name "Wallis" |
| German name of Limanowa | |
| German name of Brezno, Slovakia | |
| Brzeg ( | German name Brieg), in Silesia, Poland |
| Selz is also the | German name for the river Seille. |
| German name of Czarne, Poland | |
| German name of the Czech city, Radnice | |
| A | German name for a the Hungarian region Bakony Forest |
| German name of Lengyel, Hungary | |
| Windisch Feistritz, the | German name for Slovenska Bistrica, in Slovenia |
| The | German name Marienburg means "fortress of the Virgin |
| German name of Slovak town Kremnica | |
| Schmiedeberg im Riesengebirge, the | German name of Kowary, Poland |
| Karlovy Vary (also known by its | German name Carlsbad) |
| The ruin's | German name is Burg Falkenstein ("Castle Falcon Stone |
| German name of Rychlik, Lubusz Voivodeship | |
| German name of Strzelno, Pomeranian Voivodeship | |
| Markt Janowitz, | German name of Vrchotovy Janovice |
| Karlovac, Croatia ( | German name Karlstadt) |
| Its former | German name was Feliksberg (Felixberg). |
| Joseph Schneider (typical | German name), born in the Bronx? |
| German names are used for towns in East Prussia. | |
| The women have | German names. |
| John Zorn: foley effects, samples, | German Narration |
| German Natascha Keller reached the third position. | |
| Anton Biersack at the | German National Library |
| She entered the | German National Team and became International German |
| He never played for the | German national team. |
| She is the 2002 | German national champion. |
| Johann Christian von Mannlich in the | German National Library catalogue (German) |
| She also plays for the | German national team. |
| Both also appeared for the | German national handball team. |
| She has also been capped for the | German national team. |
| She was the 1936 | German national champion. |
| 1975 | German National Open Championship |
| German national road race champion | |
| Georg Hirth in the | German National Library catalogue (German) |
| German National Middleweight Champion (1990-1991, 199 | |
| Alex Wayman in the | German National Library catalogue (German) |
| Won the 2004-2005 | German National Championship with GHP Bamberg |
| 2002: 3rd in | German national track cycling championships - keirin |
| 1997: 3rd in | German national track cycling championships - sprint |
| German National People's Party | |
| 1999: 1st in | German national track cycling championships - team sp |
| 1999: 3rd in | German national track cycling championships - sprint |
| 2003: 2nd in | German national track cycling championships - team sp |
| FFC Frankfurt and the | German national team. |
| 1992 and onward - see | German national ice hockey team |
| They are four-time (2005-2006, 2008, 2010) | German national champions. |
| They captured the | German national title in 2002. |
| German National Biographical Index. | |
| The | German National Final was held on March 12, 2005. |
| In 2010 Soares began coaching the | German national team. |
| They are the 1994 | German national champions. |
| Oberliga (East | German National Championship): 10 |
| Finished 1st at the | German National Championships. |
| As a Swiss, Burckhardt was also cool to | German nationalism and to German claims of cultural a |
| A few | German nationals in Angola were interned. |
| authors of | German native language, writing in German, |
| August 8 - Johann Friedrich Gmelin, | German naturalist (d. |
| February 4 - Gottfried Reinhold Treviranus, | German naturalist (died 1837) |
| June 22 - Johann Christian Polycarp Erxleben, | German naturalist (d. |
| The binomial commemorates the | German naturalist Friedrich Dahl. |
| For the | German naturalist, see Gottfried Reinhold Treviranus. |
| Georg Marcgrave, | German naturalist, explorer of Brazil (died 1644) |
| (Society of | German Nature Researchers and Doctors). |
| The B-Dienst (Beobachtungsdienst) was a | German naval codebreaking organisation. |
| Some historians see the | German naval build-up as the principal cause of deter |
| Room 40: | German Naval Warfare 1914-1918. |
| Wehrmacht and | German naval forces participated in the shootings. |
| Ernst Lindemann, ( | German naval officer, Captain of the Bismarck) |
| It is thought she struck a | German naval mine. |
| Twinn worked with Turing on breaking the | German Naval Enigma. |
| This article is about the | German naval officer. |
| July 29 - Martin Behaim, | German navigator and geographer (born 1459) |
| Disposal of the | German navy and merchant marine. |
| was a Type 1934A-class destroyer built for the | German Navy (German: Kriegsmarine) in the mid-1930s. |
| was a Type 1934A-class destroyer built for the | German Navy (German: Kriegsmarine) in the mid-1930s. |
| Kormoran 1 on a | German Navy F-104G in 1984. |
| The | German Navy nevertheless retained the "torpedo boat" |
| SMS Deutschland, | German Navy 1875 |
| The | German Navy, however, suffered heavy losses. |
| In 1922 he joined the | German Navy. |
| From 1943-1945 he served in the | German Navy. |
| Hitler Youth (the youth wing of the | German Nazi Party) |
| Senior | German Nazi general Adolf Eichmann is executed in Isr |
| Alfred Meyer (1891-1945), | German Nazi official |
| Fritz Klein (Nazi), | German Nazi physician and war criminal |
| For the | German Nazi, see Karl Fritzsch. |
| 17 November - Max von Oppenheim, | German Near Eastern archaeologist (b. |
| July 15 - Max von Oppenheim, | German Near Eastern archaeologist (d. |
| Johann Zoffany - | German neoclassical painter active in England. |
| Dissent! | German Network |
| Albert Eulenburg (1840-1917), | German neurologist |
| Max Bielschowsky (1869 - 1940), a | German neurologist |
| German neurologist, 1903-1970. | |
| Ernst Remak (1849-1911), | German neurologist, son of Robert Remak |
| Lake Neusiedl ( | German: Neusiedler See) |
| Sonnit are a | German New Pop Band from Braunschweig, who imprint th |
| 11 September - Australian troops land in | German New Guinea. |
| He is also a regular correspondent for | German news daily Tagesspiegel as well as for German |
| German newspaper Die Zeit in newsstand | |
| Hiwwe wie Driwwe - The Pennsylvania | German Newspaper |
| The | German newspaper Tageszeitung also wrote a profile. |
| His work also appeared in other | German newspapers. |
| Richthofen's most common | German nickname was Der Rote Kampfflieger. |
| ation 'Corona' was a RAF initiative to confuse | German nightfighters during Allied bomber raids on Ge |
| Langemarck | German No 7 (Totenwaldchen), Langemark (4) |
| Tiesenhausen is the name of a Baltic | German nobility family. |
| Margaret of Cleves (1416-1444) was a | German noblewoman. |
| For the | German Nordic combined skier, see Silvio Memm. |
| Northern Skirts ( | German: Nordrand) is a 1999 German-language film dire |
| Stalag is an abbreviation of the | German noun "Stammlager". |
| All | German nouns are capitalised. |
| The Rise of the Modern | German Novel: Crisis and Charisma (Cambridge, MA: Har |
| ich (pseudonym Golo Raimund) (1825-1882) was a | German novelist. |
| Hans Herlin (1925-December 20, 1994) was a | German novelist. |
| His sister Elise Vogel Polko was a popular | German novelist. |
| She is the 2006 | German Novice National Champion. |
| Aristid von Grosse was a | German nuclear chemist. |
| She was held captive in a | German nunnery. |
| Obora, Lower Silesian Voivodeship ( | German: Oberau, south-west Poland) |
| Upper Franconia ( | German: Oberfranken) (Capital:Bayreuth) |
| On 24 March 1918, he destroyed a | German observation balloon. |
| 1919), | German obstetrician. |
| Der Golem is a | German occult magazine. |
| The | German occupation of Norway changed everything. |
| In 1944, the | German occupation forces executed 270 inhabitants. |
| During the Second World War and the | German occupation of Poland he was murdered in the Ge |
| He spent most of the | German occupation in Lwow. |
| restricted to French nationals and held under | German occupation. |
| This was in 1941 and Belgium was under | German occupation. |
| osojuz returned in 1941, and was active during | German occupation. |
| 1939 to 1940 Expulsions of 680 000 Poles from | German occupied Wielkopolska (German -Reichsgau Warth |
| German occupied Poland was a prison-like territory. | |
| It reads : "Death to the | German Occupiers!" |
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