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| Der Schwur des Soldaten Pooley is an East | German film. |
| Herren der Felder is an East | German film. |
| Blaue Wimpel im Sommerwind is an East | German film. |
| Geschwader Fledermaus is an East | German film. |
| Simplon-Tunnel is an East | German film. |
| Die Mutter is an East | German film. |
| Bellaphon Records is an independent | German record label. |
| Hotelboy Ed Martin is an East | German film. |
| Ein Polterabend is an East | German film. |
| Martins Tagebuch is an East | German film. |
| Revue um Mitternacht is an East | German film. |
| Ehesache Lorenz is an East | German film. |
| Maul- und Klauenseuche is an East | German film. |
| Mein Kind is an East | German film. |
| Die Dresdner Philharmoniker is an East | German film. |
| Detail from an 1888 | German map of New Orleans |
| Saure Wochen - frohe Feste is an East | German film. |
| Roman einer jungen Ehe is an East | German film. |
| Unter dem Rauschen deiner Wimpern is an East | German film. |
| Meine Frau macht Musik is an East | German film. |
| Sie kannten sich alle is an East | German film. |
| Tinko is an East | German film. |
| Die Gewehre der Frau Carrar is an East | German film. |
| Rudolf Louis was an influential | German music critic and conductor. |
| The Mettenschicht is an old, | German mining custom. |
| Senta auf Abwegen is an East | German film. |
| Die Meere rufen is an East | German film. |
| Die Stiere des Hidalgo is an East | German film. |
| Reifender Sommer is an East | German film. |
| Die Feststellung is an East | German film. |
| Heimliche Ehen is an East | German film. |
| Und wieder 48 is an East | German film. |
| Wer seine Frau lieb hat is an East | German film. |
| cheidung des Tilman Riemenschneider is an East | German film. |
| Die Goldene Gans is an East | German film. |
| Insel der Rosen is an East | German film. |
| Geheimakten Solvay is an East | German film. |
| Georg Schumann as depicted on an East | German stamp |
| She played in Frankfurt and other | German cities, then Switzerland. |
| Propaganda and the | German Cinema, 1933-1945 (2001) |
| Peter and Paul ( | German) in Brandenburg. |
| Pix has a French father and a | German mother. |
| It was mention by dpa and on | german television (ZDF). |
| He further swam 3 world records and 21 | German records. |
| FFC Frankfurt and the | German national team. |
| During the Second World War and the | German occupation of Poland he was murdered in the Ge |
| (Alma, where do you live?) and the | German operetta Puptshik. |
| bau, Zenit-Messebau (architects and builders) ( | German) |
| Morgenstern works in theatre, films, and in | German TV. |
| He visited France, Denmark, Sweden and various | German states. |
| In 1937 and 1938, | German authorities again stepped up legislative perse |
| Twelve independent editions and six | German translations are known. |
| and East | German indoor champion in 1964, 1965 and 1967. |
| July 25 - Andreas Libavius, | German physician (born 1555). |
| Gustl Angstmann (1947-1998), | German writer |
| It commemorates the anniversary of | German reunification in 1990. |
| hat year he published the essay anonymously in | German. |
| Anton Fliegerbauer ( | German police officer) |
| Fotos are a | German indie rock band from Hamburg/Cologne. |
| Sonnit are a | German New Pop Band from Braunschweig, who imprint th |
| For languages, there are three: | German, French, and Spanish. |
| All of the following sources are in | German. |
| Radiopilot are a | German Pop band from Berlin. |
| Steakknife are a | German punk rock band established in 1991. |
| You Are Free ( | German: Ihr zent frei) is a 1983 German short documen |
| Kilians are a | German indie rock band. |
| Rawhead Rexx are a | German power metal/heavy metal band. |
| The majority of County residents are of | German heritage. |
| Seeed's lyrics are in | German, English and Patois. |
| His later works are mostly | German detective stories. |
| Translator's note: These are in | German. |
| Obscura are a | German technical death metal band. |
| Hannah Arendt (1906-1975), | German Jewish political theorist |
| Gisela Arendt (1918-1969), | German swimmer |
| The XXVIII Army Corps ( | German designation XXVIII. |
| Fritz Arnheim (1866-1922), | German historian |
| Rudolf Arnheim (1904-2007), | German American author |
| 1525: probable - Arnolt Schlick, | German organist and composer (born c.1460) |
| the east of the Walloon Region; around 10,000 | German and 60,000 Belgian nationals are speakers of G |
| Main article: Hindu | German Conspiracy |
| Main article: Pennsylvania | German language |
| Many encyclopedia articles in | German and English. |
| Between 1982 and 1990 Zarrentin served as East | German inner German border crossing for cars travelli |
| tween 1945 and 1990 Schwanheide served as East | German inner German border crossing for rail transpor |
| (in French, also available as a | German translation) |
| It suffered as most | German towns did during WW II. |
| etween 1966 and 1990 Hirschberg served as East | German inner German border crossing for cars travelli |
| 45 and 1990 Probstzella station served as East | German inner German border crossing for rail transpor |
| The area is known as Rheiderland ( | German) or Reiderland (Dutch). |
| History refers to it as the | German Plot. |
| een 1945 and 1990 Schnackenburg served as West | German inner German border crossing for inland naviga |
| Between 1982 and 1990 Gudow served as West | German inner German border crossing for cars travelli |
| However, it has been adapted as a | German film (1962). |
| The English as well as the | German edition are published by the German publisher |
| Elisabeth Wiener as Pasquale's | German wife |
| Asgaard - | German Security Group (founded in 2007) is a German p |
| Yin Hang as Asian Hooker ' | German' |
| Lisel Funk introduced him to many aspects of | German culture, especially German literature and the |
| Chairman of the Association of | German Engineers |
| Exploration of the site of Assur by | German archaeologists begins. |
| Hermann studied at the | German Gymnasium Na Prikopech (Prague) and then enter |
| Anton Biersack at the | German National Library |
| Friedel Rausch at eintracht-archiv.de ( | German) |
| President von Walter, at a | German prince's court |
| performed at the | German leg of Live Earth in Hamburg. |
| Jupp Heynckes at eintracht-archiv.de ( | German) |
| Player profile at KSC.de ( | German) |
| Traditional gingerbread hearts at a | German Christmas market |
| Volkswagen EcoRacer at the | German museum of technology. |
| Duel at Sundown ( | German: Duell vor Sonnenuntergang) is a 1965 West Ger |
| The Captain then strikes back at the | German enemy. |
| Finished 1st at the | German National Championships. |
| c.1602: Athanasius Kircher, | German Jewish orientalist (d. |
| Atif Bashir, | German footballer |
| Attached to | German East Africa, the region only had a minimal Ger |
| We attack bombers, | German fighters attack us from behind. |
| Satyr also unsuccessfully attacked the | German merchants Bochum and Emma Sauber, and a German |
| They attracted several | German Catholic settlers in the following years. |
| The rest, the author attributes to | German AAA fire. |
| Auer+Weber+Assoziierte, a | German architecture firm |
| Barbara Auer, a | German actress |
| January 22 - August Wilhelmj, | German violinist (b. |
| Forces as of 31 August and | German plan of attack. |
| Charles II/III August Christian ( | German: Karl II./III. |
| Frederick Augustus III ( | German: Friedrich August III.); |
| He held academic posts in Austrian and | German universities. |
| For instance, it has both Austrian and | German postal codes. |
| authors of | German native language, writing in German, |
| 1994 RSH Award best | German artist |
| Schneider Grunau Baby, a | German sailplane |
| Erfreut euch, ihr Herzen on the Bach website ( | German) |
| Maik Nothnagel (born 1966, Bad Liebenstein), | German politician |
| Bad Hindelang ( | German, west) |
| Johann Christian Felix Baehr (1798-1872), | German philologist |
| Leo Maximilian Baginski (1881-1964), | German entrepreneur and inventor |
| It is named for Karl Adolph von Basedow, a | German physician and the German word for iodine, "jod |
| Baudienst (from | German, lit. |
| Wilhelm Bauer (1822-1875), | German U-boat engineer |
| Bruno Bauer (1809-1882), | German philosopher, theologian and historian |
| Bauschinger effect ( | German: der Bauschingereffekt), named after Johann |
| Unaussprechliche Kulte would be the | German for "unspeakable cults". |
| The name means Polar bear in | German. |
| beating East | German Helga Lindner by 0.1 seconds. |
| He became East | German champion in 1987 and 1989 and German champion |
| She became East | German 800 metres champion in 1968. |
| She became East | German indoor champion in 1973 and 1976. |
| He became a | German citizen in April 2004. |
| He became West | German champion in 1968, 1969 and 1972. |
| With Karlsruher FV he became South | German champion several times. |
| He became the | German consul general in Shanghai. |
| She became West | German champion in 1985 and 1986. |
| In 1937 the pair became also | German champions. |
| In 1993 Roland Gunesch became a | German citizen. |
| Wilhelm Adolf Becker (1796-1846), | German archaeologist |
| Cristiane Luise Amalie Becker (1778-1797), | German actress |
| coln-Square Neighborhood has been historically | German. |
| Notably, Beethoven uses | German tempo marks for both movements. |
| He began learning | German at age 12. |
| The name Behn has | German origin. |
| His father was Friedrich Jakob Behrend, a | German physician. |
| Ernst Benda (1925-2009), | German politician and jurist |
| He died in Bergen-Belsen Nazi | German Concentration Camp. |
| Bergenroth bio ( | German) |
| Georg Bergler (1900-1972), | German economist |
| Dietz, Berlin (1959) ( | German)} |
| nheimer (1815, Gommern - 1889, Berlin), Jewish | German employer (de) |
| nheimer (1826, Gommern - 1916, Berlin), Jewish | German merchant (de) |
| Ditte Kotzian (born 1979, Berlin), a | German female diver |
| Marco Sejna (born 1972, West Berlin), a | German footballer |
| June 19 - Bernhard Walther, | German astronomer (b. |
| Aaron Bernstein (1812-1884), | German short story writer and historian |
| Berthold Seliger, | German rocket technical designer |
| Bertolt Brecht, | German poet and playwright |
| 1995 ECHO Nomination for best female | German singer |
| 1998 best female | German singer, "Rolling Stone" |
| Best Selling | German Group: Pur |
| 1994 ECHO Nomination for best female | German singer, best German video and best production |
| Andreas Bethmann (19??-), | German film director |
| Transitional areas between Central | German and Upper German |
| This transition area between Central | German and Upper German is captured by the dialect fa |
| Bayerischer Toto-Pokal 2006 BFV website ( | German) |
| Bayerischer Toto-Pokal 2009 BFV website ( | German) |
| Bayerischer Toto-Pokal 2007 BFV website ( | German) |
| Rogalla von Bieberstein, see | German article |
| Stifter's ‘Nachsommer' and Biedermeier in: | German Literatur, ed. |
| VfB Fichte Bielefeld, a | German football club based in Bielefeld |
| Bigpoint in | German |
| He became bilingual in | German. |
| Birth of | German Paleontologist Christian Hermann Erich von Mey |
| An American by birth but | German by choice. |
| t exposition of the birthstone interpretation ( | German). |
| Kerstin Bischof (b.1980), | German singer, vocalist of Xandria. |
| Hugo Bischof (1882-1971), | German politician |
| Frank-Peter Bischof (b.1954), | German canoeist |
| The Black Obelisk ( | German: Der schwarze Obelisk) is a novel written in 1 |
| Der blaue Planet ( | German for The Blue Planet) is a 1982 hit by the East |
| Unlit Eve and Eve Blue cigarettes, | German made |
| Karl Bogislaus Reichert, | German anatomist of the 19th century. |
| The British Bombing of | German Cities." |
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