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| Fortress Division Crete, | German: Festungs-Division Kreta - FDK). |
| This drink has nothing to do with | german cuisine. |
| Snoop Dogg and | German actor and rapper Jimi Blue Ochsenknecht. |
| The front cover was done by | German artist Florian Bertmer. |
| During World War I, he donned a | German officer's uniform and attended a German Army H |
| On 1 August 1918, he downed a | German Fokker D.VII. |
| Shulemson downed a | German flying boat on his first sortie. |
| Drawn from | German authorities by Ednah D. Cheney. |
| Dressed as | German military police, they stopped and questioned G |
| Third (film) (original title Der Dritte), 1971 | German film |
| His father was a truck driver of | German decent. |
| Droste, 1969 ( | German) |
| The SIG drove captured | German vehicles behind German lines near Bardia, set |
| It has since been released on DVD dubbed into | German. |
| Named in honor of George Duncker, a | German ichthyologist. |
| Dutch and | German bergen), meaning "to keep, save, make secure". |
| Wat (English what, Dutch wat, | German was) |
| He has released several albums in Dutch and | German since. |
| British, Dutch and | German governments lay claim to New Guinea. |
| English, Danish, Dutch, French, | German, Polish, and Swedish. |
| His Volume “The Dynamics of | German Industry” (2005, German original edition 2002, |
| It belongs to the East Low | German subgroup. |
| East Central | German language area |
| East Franconian | German |
| Gustav E. Eberhard (1867-1940) | German astrophysicist. |
| Don Heinrich Tolzmann, ed., Missouri's | German Heritage. |
| Edition and | German translation. |
| Edition with | German translation. |
| Editor of | German Idealism: Contemporary Perspectives Routledge |
| Edmund Landau, | German mathematician |
| November 23 - Eduard Seler, | German Mesoamericanist (b. |
| December 5 - Eduard Seler, | German Mesoamericanist (d. |
| Wechsberg was educated in | German and Czech. |
| John Zorn: foley effects, samples, | German Narration |
| Wolfgang Egger, a | German car designer, currently working for Audi |
| Bavarian government website - Hans Ehard (in | German) |
| Julius Eichberg (1824-1893), | German Jewish violinist |
| SS Eichberg, a | German cargo ship in service 1944-45 |
| Wito Eichel (1913-2002), | German writer |
| Eisack Valley ( | German: Eisacktal; Italian: Valle Isarco) is a distri |
| Eligible are | German players abroad and players in Germany. |
| Playing Ella Simms' | German love-rat famed director "Franz Keppler". |
| Emanuel Larisch, | German communist politician |
| In July 1989, Rudy emigrated, joining | German Bundsliga side 1. |
| Lawson then found employment in | German hockey. |
| However, Helvetia never encountered a | German submarine. |
| The Concise Cinegraph: Encyclopaedia of | German Cinema. |
| Engineered by | German engineer Walther Bauersfeld. |
| It was written in English by | German writer Claus Hant. |
| They use lyrics in both English and | German language. |
| The album features music in both English and | German. |
| He is a writer and musician in English and | German |
| Audio guides in English and | German are also available. |
| The book was translated into English and | German. |
| l scientific books translated into English and | German. |
| His guide books were published in English and | German. |
| l Deutschland is available in both English and | German. |
| (Text in both English and | German) Bern: Benteli, 1993. |
| It has an excellent English and | German library. |
| he group also recorded the song in English and | German and as a multilingual French/English/German me |
| He wrote songs in English and | German. |
| At first, in Janson, they can have English or | German. |
| 14 Vols.), which was translated to English and | German. |
| iley-Schofield (John Riley), English baritone, | German Wikipedia link |
| Currently, English and | German are supported. |
| He speaks English, French, | German, and Spanish. |
| Exner speaks English, French, | German, Italian, Latin & Spanish. |
| It has support for English, Japanese, | German, French, and Spanish. |
| Allen is fluent in English, French, | German. |
| He speaks French, English, Italian, | German and Dutch. |
| Services are offered in English, Spanish, | German and French. |
| Enigma - | German message encryption equipment. |
| Enis Alushi, | German footballer |
| She entered the | German National Team and became International German |
| The single entered Top-30 | German Charts, peaking at #26. |
| Himmler envisaged a | German population of 300,000,000 by 2000. |
| Split EP with | German band District |
| Biography of Franz Ritter von Epp (in | German) |
| Paul Erman (1764-1851), | German Physicist, Father of Georg Adolf Erman |
| Adolf Erman (1854-1937), | German Egyptologist |
| Ernst Lindemann, ( | German naval officer, Captain of the Bismarck) |
| Andreas Eschbach, a | German writer |
| e Blue Squadron (Spanish: Escuadrillas Azules, | German: 15. |
| ESER, a | German abbreviation for a Comecon computer standard. |
| See also: Occupation of Estonia by | German Empire |
| Villagers buried 273 dead Estonians in | German uniform. |
| Schlichter was ethnically one-quarter | German and three-fourths Ukrainian. |
| eLibrary Austria Project (elib austria etxt in | German) |
| eLibrary Austria Project (elib austria etxt in | German) |
| Hedda Eulenberg (1876-1960), | German translator |
| Herbert Eulenberg (1876-1949), | German writer |
| Albert Eulenburg (1840-1917), | German neurologist |
| Everyone Else ( | German: Alle Anderen) is a 2009 German drama film wri |
| The most prominent example is | German international Lukas Podolski. |
| An example of | German beach defences. |
| There are occasional exhibitions on | German history, literature, and art. |
| Expo 67 | German Pavilion (1967) |
| 1946 expulsion of | German settlers |
| Julius Exter (1863-1939), | German avant-garde painter |
| The extract of | German chamomile (M. |
| Factors in | German History (1946) |
| 12: Kongsberg falls to | German forces without a fight. |
| Kreutzer was born to a family of | German Jewish parents. |
| Her father is | German and her mother is Italian. |
| Her mother is Brazilian and her father is | German. |
| He was the father of | German ophthalmologist Jakob Stilling (1842-1915). |
| Isaak's father is | German American. |
| She was also featured in | German Maxim' February 2008. |
| International federation for | German Jagdterrier |
| Sigmund Feist (1865-1943), | German historical linguist |
| Windisch Feistritz, the | German name for Slovenska Bistrica, in Slovenia |
| July or August - Christian Ferdinand Abel, | German violist |
| Ferhat Cerci, | German footballer |
| Consequently, there are few remaining | German speakers and relatively few overt manifestatio |
| Hubert Fichte (1935-1986), | German writer |
| refers to Johann Gottlieb Fichte (1762-1814), | German philosopher. |
| The Luftwaffe Field Divisions ( | German: Luftwaffen-Feld-Divisionen or LwFD) were Germ |
| Hanover Zoo is the fifth oldest | German zoo. |
| Filiz Polat, | German politician |
| Stroszek is a 1977 film by | German director Werner Herzog. |
| Firat Arslan, | German boxer |
| It was the first significant | German withdrawal of the war. |
| Industry was the first permanent | German settlement in Texas. |
| The First Polka ( | German: Die erste Polka) is a 1979 German drama film |
| This article is about Gustav Fischer, the | German explorer. |
| She speaks five languages, | German, English, French, Italian and Slovak. |
| Flag of | German South-West Africa |
| e skies and more Allied sorties are flown over | German targets than German raids on Britain. |
| He is fluent in | German, Swiss German, Croatian and English. |
| He spoke fluent French, | German, English and his native Alsatian. |
| She can speak fluent Chinese, | German and English. |
| Moffitt speaks fluent French, | German and Portuguese. |
| He spoke fluent Italian, | German, English and French. |
| Tyrwhitt attempted to follow the | German squadron at a distance. |
| The Scots-Irish were then followed by | German farmers, most of whom originated in the South |
| II abdicated on 10 November 1918 following the | German Revolution as the German monarchies were aboli |
| Following the | German invasion of the Soviet Union in June 1941, The |
| Following the | German surrender he was assigned to military administ |
| In the following centuries | German settlers occupied the region. |
| For the | German botanist, see Gustav Maass. |
| For the | German conductor, see Johannes Stert. |
| For the | German film producer, see Wolfgang Reinhardt (produce |
| For the | German chemist, see Albert Ladenburg. |
| For the | German politician, see Rudolf Petersen. |
| For the | German city, see Heidelberg. |
| It was named for the | German botanist Otto Warburg. |
| For the | German band, see Helloween. |
| Feldhoff collected 13 caps for the | German U21 squad. |
| For the | German municipality, see Madlitz-Wilmersdorf. |
| He never played for the | German national team. |
| The album also and rather atypically for Swiss | German rap also contains raps in Standard German. |
| For the | German politician, see Helmut Brunner (politician). |
| He started for the | German swimming club SG Essen. |
| For the | German, or Rhenish Palatinate, town, see Billigheim-I |
| For the | German composer, see Steve Binetti. |
| Click here for original | German version. |
| For the | German mathematician, see Friedrich Engel (mathematic |
| She also plays for the | German national team. |
| For the | German athlete, see Carl Ruck (field hockey). |
| For the | German chess player, see Adolf Stern (chess player). |
| This is a record for any | German youth international. |
| For the | German record label, see Circle Records (Germany). |
| Both also appeared for the | German national handball team. |
| The genus was named for the | German philosopher Hermann Conring. |
| She has also been capped for the | German national team. |
| Poster by Helmuth Ellgaard for the | German release |
| For the | German conductor, see Leo Blech. |
| It was named for the | German mathematician Georg James Wallenberg. |
| For the | German poem, see Ode to Joy. |
| was a Type 1934A-class destroyer built for the | German Navy (German: Kriegsmarine) in the mid-1930s. |
| For the | German rower, see Peter-Michael Kolbe. |
| See Frankfurt Auschwitz Trials for the | German Auschwitz trials. |
| He worked for the | German government until 1925. |
| For the | German historian, see Hubert Houben |
| For the | German physicist, see Werner Hartmann (physicist). |
| For the | German explorer, see Gustav Fischer. |
| He is currently playing for the | German club HSV Hamburg. |
| Boesen currently plays for the | German side SG Flensburg-Handewitt. |
| It is named for the | German town of Herford. |
| For the | German DJ and Techno/Trance producer, see Moguai. |
| For the | German DJ Deep, see DJ Deep (German producer) |
| For the | German composer, see Hans Lang. |
| was a Type 1934A-class destroyer built for the | German Navy (German: Kriegsmarine) in the mid-1930s. |
| For the | German journalist, see Gerd Ruge. |
| For the | German band, see Impending Doom (German band). |
| Halfar played for the | German U-21 national team. |
| For the | German politician, see Thomas Nord. |
| hese included designing folding patterns for a | German airbag manufacturer. |
| ef Winkler has travelled widely abroad for the | German parliament. |
| Presently Esswein plays for the | German U-21 national team. |
| For the | German sculptor, see Fritz Heinemann (artist). |
| For the | German musical quartet, see Rosamunde Quartett. |
| For the | German footballer, see Wolfgang Paul (footballer). |
| For the | German alternative metal band, see Die Happy. |
| For the | German Nazi, see Karl Fritzsch. |
| For the | German footballer, see Tom Bertram (footballer). |
| For the | German physicist, see Heinrich Wilhelm Brandes. |
| For the | German physicist, see Rudolph Koenig. |
| The genus was named for the | German scientist Johann Beckmann. |
| For the | German town, see Ottenbach, Germany. |
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