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| Languages: French, | German, and English |
| (**) Italian, English, | German and Spanish text |
| [Libretto: Peter Ritzen (Hebrew, | German) and Latin: 'Salve Regina'] (2009) |
| Services are offered in English, Spanish, | German and French. |
| Both | German and French decorations were worn. |
| German Angus Cattle | |
| Balance is a | German animated film, released in 1989. |
| It is held by the | German anime association Animexx e.V. |
| Photographed from the air by the | German Antarctic Expedition (1938-39). |
| Nymphe ( | German Anti-Aircraft Ship, 1940. |
| German anti-tank gunners and supporting infantry, Oct | |
| Many attendees dress in old world | German apparel . |
| February 4 - Robert Koldewey, | German archaeologist (b. |
| 1689: November 26 - Marquard Gude, | German archaeologist (born 1635). |
| Wilhelm Adolf Becker (1796-1846), | German archaeologist |
| Friedrich Wilhelm Eduard Gerhard (1795-1867), | German archaeologist |
| 1729: 25 September - Christian Gottlob Heyne, | German archaeologist (died 1812) |
| Ernst Herzfeld (1879-1948), a | German archaeologist and Iranologist |
| 1822), | German archaeologist. |
| This article is about the | German archaeologist. |
| Exploration of the site of Assur by | German archaeologists begins. |
| She is the sister of | German archeologist Martin Maischberger. |
| He was the brother of | German architect Karl Gildemeister. |
| Adolf Braunwald (1875, Stuttgart - 1951), | German architect |
| Hanns Hopp (1890-1971), | German architect |
| August Buxbaum (1876 - 1960), | German architect (de) |
| raunwald (1838, Creglingen - 1889, Stuttgart), | German architect |
| The building was designed by the | German architect Werner Ruhnau. |
| This article is about the | German architect. |
| Adolf Meyer (1881 - 1929) was a | German architect. |
| Auer+Weber+Assoziierte, a | German architecture firm |
| Carl Koldewey, 1837-1908, | German Arctic explorer |
| Audio guides in English and | German are also available. |
| Currently, English and | German are supported. |
| should be in the German-American area not the | German area. |
| House of Hardenberg, | German aristocratic family |
| These were rescued from the sinking | German armed trawler Krebs. |
| German armies. | |
| However, soon after, three more | German armored cars approached. |
| Wiesel AWC, | German armoured fighting vehicle |
| From 1940 the | German Army requisitions the Villa. |
| However, his career in the | German Army was short lived. |
| Friedrich Fromm (1888-1945), | German army officer |
| Elements of the | German Army Group E (Heeresgruppe E) |
| The | German Army had numerous units equipped with bicycles |
| Flag for the Chief of the | German Army General Staff |
| l-in-chief, 16th (Schleswig-Holstein) Hussars, | German Army |
| A Wiesel AWC of the | German Army |
| On July 1, 1941, the | German army entered Riga. |
| He retired from the | German army that year. |
| German Army MILAN equipped with an ADGUS combat simul | |
| Weissmuller joined the | German Army straight from school. |
| German Army Handbook 1939-1945 (Second U.S. Edition e | |
| German Army Observer's Badge | |
| Oberstleutnant ( | German Army - with Patent 1.08.36): |
| During World War I, he directed a | German Army laboratory. |
| On June 22, 1941, the | German army invaded Soviet territory. |
| Cossacks in the | German Army, 1941-1945. |
| Today, Munster is the largest garrison of the | German Army. |
| It was the premier division of the | German Army. |
| In July 1942, Krasnodon was occupied by the | German army. |
| Armeekorps) was a corps of the Imperial | German Army. |
| Gottfried Boehm (born 1942), | German art historian and philosopher |
| Thode believed that great | German art should illustrate technical skill, realism |
| ( | German) Arthur Kleinschmidt: "Friedrich VI.". |
| Rogalla von Bieberstein, see | German article |
| BTW, the | German article mentions a different birth name. |
| German articles are similar in most respects to Engli | |
| The French and | German articles are far better. |
| The | German artillery shelled Kalisz. |
| The monument was made by the | German artist Rolf Schaffner. |
| Frida Blumenberg, | German artist and sculptor |
| Chokmah is a 2001 album by | German artist Nena. |
| The art director was the | German artist Daniel Richter. |
| Albert Hien (de) (born 1956), | German artist |
| Fritz Schwegler (born 1935), | German artist |
| 1994 RSH Award best | German artist |
| Martin Denker (born 1976, Hamburg), a | German artist |
| The front cover was done by | German artist Florian Bertmer. |
| Michael Jansen, (born 1951), | German artist |
| Reinhard Mucha (born 1950), | German artist |
| Kalin Lindena (born 1977 Hanover) is a | German artist. |
| Andrea Faciu (born 1977 Bucharest) is a | German artist. |
| Anna Heidenhain (born 1979 Wiesbaden) is a | German artist. |
| One stewardess was actually | German as well. |
| It runs tests in | German as a foreign language. |
| Rosenstolz (performed in | German as "Paff, Der Zauberdrachen") |
| Until 1995, it was known in | German as Rheinpfalz. |
| He can speak French and | German, as well as English. |
| Translates into | German as 'Morning Dew'. |
| German Asia Corps | |
| Senich, Peter: The | German Assault Rifle: 1935-1945, page 153. |
| Block 2 was the principal focus of the | German assault. |
| From 1906 until February 1915 he was the | German Assistant. |
| Volga | German ASSR location map |
| Johannes Lichtenberger (died 1503) was a noted | German astrologer. |
| Elisabetha Koopman Hevelius (1647-1693), | German astronomer |
| January 28 - Johannes Hevelius, | German astronomer (born 1611). |
| Jacob Bartsch (1600 - 1633), | German astronomer |
| Johann Hommel (1518-1562) was a | German astronomer and mathematician. |
| It is named after the | German astronomer Gottfried Kirch (1639-1710). |
| June 19 - Bernhard Walther, | German astronomer (b. |
| riedrich Tietjen (1834, Westerstede - 1895), a | German astronomer |
| It is named for | German astronomer Carl Theodor Albrecht. |
| It is named after the | German astronomer Immo Appenzeller. |
| Johann Kies (1713 - 1781), | German astronomer |
| It was named for | German astronomer Albert Jansen. |
| December 18 - Gottfried Kirch, | German astronomer (died 1710) |
| September 30 - Michael Maestlin, | German astronomer and mathematician (d. |
| October 20 - Michael Maestlin, | German astronomer and mathematician (b. |
| January 28 - Johannes Hevelius, | German astronomer (died 1687) |
| July 12 - Christoph Scheiner, | German astronomer who observed sunspots (d. |
| June 4 - Franz Xaver, Baron Von Zach, | German astronomer (d. |
| edrich Bernhard Gottfried Nicolai (1793-1846), | German astronomer |
| February 20 - Tobias Mayer, | German astronomer (born 1723) |
| Ulrich Baehr, | German astronomer, eponym for the asteroid 26821 Baeh |
| 1821), | German astronomer. |
| Rainer Mauersberger (born March 3, 1957) is a | German astronomer. |
| Otto Boeddicker (1853 - 1937) was a | German astronomer. |
| late 13th century) was a | German astronomer. |
| Eva K. Grebel is a | German astronomer. |
| Wilhelm F. Rabe (1893 - 1958) was a | German astronomer. |
| 1600 - 26 December 1633) was a | German astronomer. |
| It is named for Albert Bruch, a | German astronomer. |
| b Heinrich Wilhelm Lehmann (1800 - 1863) was a | German astronomer. |
| German astronomer. | |
| en (1834, Westerstede, Oldenburg - 1895) was a | German astronomer. |
| itz Ludwig George Wichmann (1821 - 1859) was a | German astronomer. |
| Emil Ernst was a | German astronomer. |
| A search in 1932 by | German astronomers was unsuccessful. |
| Gustav E. Eberhard (1867-1940) | German astrophysicist. |
| Reichsgau Wien ( | German) at Verwaltungsgeschichte.de |
| He began learning | German at age 12. |
| Helga Arendt (born 1964), | German athlete |
| 1986), | German athlete in football |
| 1953), | German athlete in ski |
| Ruth Fuchs (born 1946), | German athlete |
| 1953), | German athlete in field events |
| Manfred Kokot, East | German athlete |
| Henrik Stehlik (1980, Salzgitter), a | German athlete (de) |
| For the | German athlete, see Carl Ruck (field hockey). |
| Karl Hein (1908-1982), | German athletic |
| See also: | German attacks on Nauru |
| te suffering a damaged engine, it repulsed all | German attacks. |
| True pastime: some observations on the | German attitude towards war. |
| Therefore, they catered to both American and | German audiences. |
| Two Planets ( | German: Auf zwei Planeten, lit. |
| See Frankfurt Auschwitz Trials for the | German Auschwitz trials. |
| The provinces of | German Austria. |
| It was named for | German author Ludwig Harig. |
| In 1998, | German author Martin Walser won the Peace Prize of th |
| Eckhart Nickel (born 1966) is a | German author and journalist. |
| This article is about | German author Katharina Hacker. |
| Ulrich Eckardt, | German author |
| Klaus Bittermann (de) (born 1952), | German author and publisher |
| Daniel Braun is a | German author, journalist and programmer. |
| Carl Reinhardt, a | German author, painter, and caricaturist |
| Heinrich Spoerl (1887-1955) was a | German author. |
| Judith Hermann (born May 15, 1970) is a | German author. |
| Isaac Alexander was a | German author. |
| 1437-January 1513) was a notable medieval | German author. |
| Hella-Dore Tietjen (de) (1988), | German authoress |
| Drawn from | German authorities by Ednah D. Cheney. |
| It originated from the refusal of eastern | German authorities to allow Lindenberg a concert in t |
| German authorities conducted an investigation into th | |
| In 1937 and 1938, | German authorities again stepped up legislative perse |
| According to | German authorities, Uka confessed to the killings. |
| It was designed by the | German automaker Ferdinand Porsche. |
| Gottlieb Daimler (1834-1900), | German automobile inventor |
| 1929), | German automobile pioneer and mechanical engineer |
| Norbert Singer (born November 1939) is a | German automotive engineer. |
| The | German auxiliary submarine chaser 13 V 2 / Delpa II |
| Julius Exter (1863-1939), | German avant-garde painter |
| Der Papiertiger: Bloch, Iwan (in | German); Babel Fish translation |
| Kristof Hopp (born 1978), | German badminton player |
| Dreamlab is an album by the | German band Mythos. |
| Masquerade is an album by | German band Running Wild. |
| I is an album by the | German band Die Krupps. |
| It's recorded in 2008 by the | German band Reamonn. |
| "Supergirl" is the debut single from the | German band Reamonn. |
| Split EP with | German band District |
| Pankow ( | German band), a German band named after the district |
| For the | German band, see Helloween. |
| For the | German band, see Impending Doom (German band). |
| This article is about the | German band. |
| Radio Goethe: | German bands Vol. |
| Musical headliners were the | German bands 2Raumwohnung and Tocotronic. |
| heimer (1724, nearby Darmstadt - 1803), Jewish | German banker (de) |
| Abraham Isaak Gans, a Jewish | German banker ∞ Zippora Marcus |
| Viktor Klemperer von Klemenau (1876-1943), | German banker |
| 1957 East | German Bantamweight Champion |
| The | German barge F 346 |
| German: Bargeld is a German word for cash. | |
| The | German barges Maria and Paula |
| Matthias Goerne (born 1967) is a | German baritone. |
| Daniel Ochoa (born August 17, 1979) is a | German baritone. |
| May 27 - Michael Altenburg (died 1640), | German baroque composer |
| 1623 - c. 1679) was a | German Baroque violinist and composer. |
| Freeman-Attwood, Jonathan, "Editor's Choice: | German Baroque Cantatas Vol. |
| Midijum Records is a | German based trance music record label. |
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