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| aplanes made 49 attacks, dropping 190 bombs on | German defenses until the German surrender on 7 Novem |
| He translated all of Ionesco's books into | German. |
| Adler was born to | German parents in London, England. |
| or as Borsdorf 1941 ( | German) both in Saxony |
| It was published both in | German and English. |
| The song was recorded both with | German and Norwegian vocals. |
| Twinn worked with Turing on breaking the | German Naval Enigma. |
| Arnold Brecht, a | German jurist and government official |
| Wikisource: Brehms Thierleben ( | German) Partial text of the 2nd German edition. |
| e Austrian-German border, the Breitach reaches | German territory and curves through the narrow Breita |
| Hans Breuer (physicist), | German physicist |
| Hans-Peter Briegel, a | German footballer |
| Fire brigade (in | German) |
| Friedrich Arnold Brockhaus (1772-1823), | German encyclopedia publisher and editor |
| He was the brother of | German architect Karl Gildemeister. |
| It is named for Albert Bruch, a | German astronomer. |
| Frederic Brunn as | German Yard Guard (uncredited) |
| Brunswick (in | German) |
| BTW, the | German article mentions a different birth name. |
| Reichstag building, today's | German parliament, in 2007 |
| estoration of airport buildings Butzweilerhof ( | german) |
| Bundesliga, the | German top-flight. |
| Karl Friedrich Burdach - | German physiologist, born in Leipzig. |
| Burg Hohenwang ( | german) |
| Burg Rothenfels ( | german) |
| Photographed from the air by the | German Antarctic Expedition (1938-39). |
| The monument was made by the | German artist Rolf Schaffner. |
| They were employed by both | German and RSI forces. |
| She was torpedoed by the | German destroyer escort T24. |
| After 1950 it was occupied by the | German Federal Government. |
| All but two of her crew were rescued by the | German submarine U-18 and another German ship. |
| Dreamlab is an album by the | German band Mythos. |
| System M - Used by some | German breweries (Schneider) |
| It is produced by the | German software company ontoprise GmbH. |
| They were manufactured by the | German firm JP Sauer. |
| The race was won by the | German rider Judith Arndt. |
| It was developed by the | German firm Maschinenfabrik Esslingen in response to |
| h units at Wormhoudt were overrun by advancing | German forces. |
| In July 1942, Krasnodon was occupied by the | German army. |
| Excavations at Shechem by a | German team begin. |
| This led to its being published by the | German publisher Bote & Bock, and a German premiere. |
| I is an album by the | German band Die Krupps. |
| Probably first seen by the | German expedition 1873-74, under Dallmann. |
| It's recorded in 2008 by the | German band Reamonn. |
| Minefield laid by imperial | German Submarine UC-1. |
| It was released by the | German label Roddog Records. |
| Spartacus is an album by the | German group Triumvirat. |
| She is represented by the | German agency, Markuslensch. |
| The film was produced by the | German producer Regina Ziegler. |
| The first tank was hit by a | German panzerfaust. |
| Sold by the | German Handel Society. |
| It was founded by three | German immigrants from Bavaria. |
| It is funded primarily by the | German Foreign Office. |
| The Alpha Jets were initially purchased by the | German Luftwaffe. |
| For the competition held by the | German Democratic Republic between 1949 and 1990, see |
| The building was designed by the | German architect Werner Ruhnau. |
| The station is currently owned by San | German Broadcasters Group. |
| It is held by the | German anime association Animexx e.V. |
| A further 7,000 Jews were murdered by the | German Einsatzgruppen. |
| On 2 June, she was attacked by six | German aircraft. |
| It was won by a | German, followed by a Frenchman. |
| Congregation founded in 1862 by 45 | German families. |
| Karlovy Vary (also known by its | German name Carlsbad) |
| These two ships were torpedoed by a | German submarine U-123. |
| Superheroes is a DVD by the | german metal band Edguy. |
| The accusations were dismissed by the | German Luftwaffe. |
| This can only be done by the | German states. |
| documentary by the | German filmmaker Marcus Robbin about Goa, India. |
| RWE Transgas is owned by the | German energy company RWE. |
| It was designed by the | German automaker Ferdinand Porsche. |
| The railway was built by the | German company Philipp Holzmann. |
| The system was built by the | German company MAN AG. |
| They called the | German language cover version "Schland o Schland". |
| Owing to this, he holds Canadian and | German citizenship. |
| static or cytodynamic control of cancer?]" (in | German). |
| This asteroid is named after Georg Cantor, a | German mathematician. |
| In October that year she captured two | German colliers. |
| In September of 1914 she captured a | German merchant ship. |
| They captured the | German national title in 2002. |
| He captures a | German, but is wounded and captured himself. |
| He began his career with | German club TSG 1899 Hoffenheim. |
| Franz Carl Mertens, | German botanist |
| Carton of | German Big Pack (8x24) Gauloises |
| The organ case is | German and highly decorated. |
| so extends slightly into Armstrong, Center and | German townships. |
| Reinhardt (2) at a welcoming ceremony for | German soldiers returned from the hostilities in Germ |
| Certificate in | German language |
| warded the The Adelbert von Chamisso-Preis for | German writing by a non-native German speaker. |
| Princess Ilse is a character of | German folklore. |
| Since 1982 Flint has been a major character in | German movies and on German television. |
| Julius Stieglitz was an American chemist of | German origin. |
| Edmund Willard as the chief of | German intelligence |
| is principal foreign languages are Chinese and | German. |
| It has been translated into Chinese, Dutch, | German and Korean. |
| Minority languages include Chinese, Arabic, | German, Italian among others. |
| Christ preaching, | German or Swiss, c1530 (south window). |
| April 9 - Christan Wolff, | German philosopher, mathematician and scientist (b. |
| Christian Demirtas, | German footballer |
| Christian Schwarzer, | German handballer |
| January 1 - Christoph Bernhard, | German composer (died 1692) |
| Johann Christoph Wendland, | German botanist (Wendl.) |
| February 14 - Hans Christoph Haiden, | German composer, organist and poet |
| July 12 - Christoph Scheiner, | German astronomer who observed sunspots (d. |
| March 25 - Christopher Clavius, | German mathematician and astronomer (d. |
| February 12 - Christopher Clavius, | German mathematician and astronomer (born 1537) |
| Beat Cilindric, the | German. |
| They claimed three | German planes shot down. |
| The F123 Brandenburg class is a class of | German frigate. |
| Hamburg class destroyer, | German military ship class |
| Language clubs (Russian, | German, Japanese, Mandarin) |
| He is also the coach of | German women's national team. |
| His personal coach is | German Wolfgang Pichler. |
| In 2010 Soares began coaching the | German national team. |
| Heinrich von Cocceji (1644-1719), | German jurist |
| Samuel von Cocceji (1679-1755), | German jurist |
| It is cognate with | German "Hermann". |
| The subsequent collapse in | German morale led Erich Ludendorff to dub it "the Bla |
| He also edited Munsey's collections of | German classics. |
| It began as a colony of | German immigrants. |
| The Combattante silenced | German coastal artillery of Courseulles-sur-Mer. |
| Comenius 2004: | German Educational Media Award (Berlin, Germany) |
| The word comes from | German for frizzy hair ("krauses Haar"). |
| The attack was commanded by | German police colonel, Willi Bethke. |
| Friedrich Paulus - Commander of | German forces at Stalingrad |
| The scientific name commemorates the | german zoologist Carl Constantin Platen. |
| The binomial commemorates the | German naturalist Friedrich Dahl. |
| The scientific name commemorates the | German zoologist Heinrich Kuhl. |
| eir two albums to date have been completely in | German. |
| ques Offenbach (1819-1880), French composer of | German descent |
| Computer Love ( | German version title: "Computer Liebe") is a song by |
| He did however conduct the | German and Cypriot entries. |
| Not to be confused with | German historian Bogdan Musial |
| Not to be confused with | German Communist Party. |
| Not to be confused with | German Wings. |
| Thus she is considered the | German equivalent to Mrs Beeton. |
| It is considered a | German musical style. |
| between Anielowka and Kostopol contained many | German villages. |
| He contributed in | German and Spanish to literary magazines (e.g. |
| As a Swiss, Burckhardt was also cool to | German nationalism and to German claims of cultural a |
| February 18 - Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa, | German alchemist (b. |
| He is also a regular correspondent for | German news daily Tagesspiegel as well as for German |
| In 1960, a 1-litre bottle cost 9.25 | German Marks retail. |
| ules among most German-speaking countries, see | German orthography reform of 1996. |
| "Weekend" was covered by | German techno group Scooter as "Weekend!". |
| The song was covered by | German industrial artist Kompressor. |
| It was created by | German premium automobile manufacturer, Audi. |
| Super Tourenwagen Cup, the | German Supertouring car championship (until 1999) |
| He is also currently learning | German and Portuguese. |
| fficial website of the Indoor Cycling-WC 2007 ( | German) |
| He preached in Czech and | German. |
| D.T. Murphy, | German exploration of the polar world. |
| Gottlieb Daimler (1834-1900), | German automobile inventor |
| She was then further damaged by | German bombers. |
| Hel defenders damaged a | German destroyer on 3 September. |
| Daniel Kretschmer, | German hip hop and reggae musician |
| Historical drawing of a dasymeter (in | German: "Fig. |
| She is the daughter of | German soprano Agnes Giebel. |
| David Gans, | German Jewish mathematician and astronomer (d. |
| One day, two | German paratroopers appear in the forest nearby. |
| Johannes de Boer, | German soldier |
| After his death the | German propaganda ministry held him as an example for |
| Death of | German Paleontologist Christian Hermann Erich von Mey |
| They are responsible for orderly delivery to | German troops. |
| Democratic Awakening ( | German: Demokratischer Aufbruch) was an East German o |
| Demolished East | German boundary pillar. |
| Deniz Yilmaz, | German footballer |
| 1795: Inner der Schanz ( | German) |
| Sexualassistenz in der Schweiz ( | German) |
| ie-Division. Article at Lexicon der Wehrmacht ( | German) |
| Derived from | German Wikipedia |
| Aegyptosaurus was described by | German paleontologist Ernst Stromer in 1932. |
| It was described by | German botanist Ignatz Urban in 1899. |
| It was designed by | German General Erich von Falkenhayn. |
| Wartling helped track and destroy 380 | German V1 flying bombs. |
| This was destroyed by | German bombs on 3 August 1942. |
| On 24 March 1918, he destroyed a | German observation balloon. |
| His platoon destroyed five | German tanks before it was overrun. |
| One B-24 destroyed three | German flying boats northwest of Sardinia. |
| Dettwiller (French)/Dettweiler ( | German). |
| Voight was called Dutch for Deutsch meaning | German. |
| Der deutsche Stil ( | German style, Prague 1848; 3d ed. |
| Deutsche Wortbildung ( | German word formation, Frankfurt 1824) |
| he was presenting the Deutscher Fernsehpreis ( | German television price). |
| 1989 Deutscher Rockpreis ( | German Rock Award) |
| The Devious Path ( | German: Abwege) is a 1928 silent German drama film di |
| digital (in | german) |
| Diorama (band), | German synth pop band |
| During World War I, he directed a | German Army laboratory. |
| Bismarck Kaserne is located directly across | German Federal Highway 14. |
| Dirk Schiefen ( | German musician) |
| It was ultimately disbanded following | German reunification. |
| The discography of | German singer Mark Medlock. |
| The discography of | German rapper B-Tight. |
| This is the discography of | German synthpop band And One. |
| This is the discography of | German hard dance band, Scooter. |
| The discography of | German synthpop group Alphaville. |
| The discography of | German rapper Wasiem Taha aka Massiv. |
| Enlightenment or Empire: Colonial Discourse in | German Culture (Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press |
| s this opera shows Henze's personal dislike of | German militarism. |
| A single drop falls from it, disqualifying the | German team. |
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