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| They were joined by several other | German families in 1881. |
| German Cross in Gold (30 April 1943) | |
| German Cross in Gold (1 December 1944) | |
| German Cross in Silver (30 December 1943) | |
| German Cross in Gold (31 August 1943) | |
| German Cross in Gold (13 April 1942) | |
| German Cross in Gold (4 February 1942) | |
| German Cross in Gold (3 June 1943) | |
| German Cross in Gold (27 January 1944) | |
| German Cross in Gold (1 October 1944) | |
| German Cross in Gold (16 February 1942) | |
| It was remade for | German television in 1962. |
| German Cross in Gold (29 March 1943) | |
| German Cross in Gold (30 May 1942) | |
| German Cross in Gold (25 March 1943) | |
| German Cross in Gold (25 May 1944) | |
| German Cross in Gold (24 September 1942) | |
| Muspratt destroyed two more | German planes in October. |
| German Cross in Gold (20 December 1941) | |
| Infanterie-Division) was a | German division in World War II. |
| German Cross in Gold (23 December 1942) | |
| German Cross in Gold (13 January 1943) | |
| German Cross in Gold (21 August 1942) | |
| German Cross in Gold (14 March 1943) | |
| German Cross in Gold (21 October 1942) | |
| Althaus made her debut on the | German team in 2002. |
| German Cross in Gold (8 February 1942) | |
| German Cross in Gold (2 July 1942) | |
| German Cross in Gold (16 January 1944) | |
| German Cross in Gold (16 April 1944) | |
| Ruth Ziesak is a | German soprano in opera and concert. |
| German Cross in Gold (29 March 1944) | |
| German Cross in Gold (10 September 1944) | |
| German Cross in Gold (26 January 1944) | |
| German Cross in Gold (14 January 1944) | |
| German Cross in Gold (31 March 1943) | |
| German Cross in Gold (2 January 1942) | |
| German Cross in Gold on 26 December 1941 | |
| German Cross in Gold (27 November 1944) | |
| German Cross in Gold (21 November 1942) | |
| 1986), | German athlete in football |
| German Cross in Gold (27 February 1943) | |
| German Cross in Gold (2 September 1943) | |
| 1953), | German athlete in ski |
| He became East | German champion in 1987 and 1989 and German champion |
| German Cross in Gold (9 July 1942) | |
| German Cross in Gold (26 October 1942) | |
| German: Tod in den Wolken (Death in the Clouds) | |
| German Cross in Gold (11 May 1942) | |
| German Cross in Gold (4 February 1944) | |
| "Modelling the Late | German Enlightenment in Die Zauberfloete". in Oxford |
| German Cross in Gold (26 September 1942) | |
| He won the | German Championship in 2009 and 2010. |
| German Cross in Gold (11 March 1943) | |
| Almir Velagic became | German citizen in 2000. |
| German Cross in Gold (3 April 1942) | |
| German Cross in Gold (23 October 1942) | |
| "Feuer" (English translation: "Fire") was the | German entry in the Eurovision Song Contest 1978, per |
| German Cross in Gold (12 March 1942) | |
| German Cross in Gold (26 November 1942) | |
| Kurt Sakowski at the 1957 | German Championships in Berlin |
| German Cross in Gold (12 February 1942) | |
| German Cross in Gold (19 September 1942) | |
| German Cross in Gold (29 October 1943) | |
| German Cross in Gold (29 December 1941) | |
| German Cross in Gold (28 January 1944) | |
| German Cross in Gold (24 November 1941) | |
| German Cross in Gold (17 November 1941) | |
| Industry was the first permanent | German settlement in Texas. |
| German Cross in Gold (12 August 1944) | |
| German Cross in Gold (19 January 1942) | |
| German Cross in Gold (2 July 1943) | |
| German Cross in Gold (6 March 1943) | |
| German Cross in Gold (4 August 1942) | |
| The | German leader in East Africa, Paul Emil von Lettow-Vo |
| German Cross in Gold (13 November 1942) | |
| German Cross in Gold (18 May 1942) | |
| German Cross in Gold (1943) | |
| German Cross in Gold (14 July 1944) | |
| German Cross in Gold (25 March 1945) | |
| He studied | German literature in Fribourg and Zurich. |
| German Cross in Gold (27 November 1942) | |
| German Cross in Gold (20 November 1941) | |
| German Cross in Gold: 28 March 1943 | |
| German Cross in Gold (30 October 1943) | |
| A few | German nationals in Angola were interned. |
| German Cross in Gold (17 August 1942) | |
| German Cross in Gold (16 March 1943) | |
| Maczey became | German champion in 1997 and 1999. |
| German Cross in Gold (6 May 1942) | |
| German Cross in Gold (18 May 1944) | |
| German Cross in Gold (10 June 44) | |
| German Cross in Gold (27 March 1944) | |
| 1953), | German athlete in field events |
| During 1836-1840 he studied on the | German gymnasium in Olomouc. |
| German Cross in Gold (12 April 1943) | |
| German Cross in Gold (14 February 1942) | |
| German Conspiracies in America ; From an American poi | |
| German Cross in Gold (1 November 1943) | |
| This article is about | German statesman in the 17th century. |
| German Cross in Gold (14 June 1944) | |
| German Cross in Gold (15 January 1943) | |
| German Cross in Gold (23 March 1942) | |
| He became a | German citizen in April 2004. |
| German Cross in Gold (24 February 1944) | |
| German Cross in Gold (11 February 1943) | |
| German Cross in Gold (18 October 1941) | |
| German Cross in Gold (14 March 1942) | |
| German Cross in Gold (19 December 1941) | |
| German Cross in Gold (17 June 1942) | |
| She became | German champion in 1955. |
| German Cross in Gold (22 July 1943) | |
| The History of the | German Settlements in Texas 1831-1861. |
| German Cross in Gold (1 January 1945) | |
| He knew | German, and in March 1916 joined Room 40. |
| German Cross in Gold (16 July 1943) | |
| German Cross in Gold (26 December 1942) | |
| German Cross in Gold (20 July 1942) | |
| German Cross in Gold (23 July 1943) | |
| German Cross in Gold (23 June 1943) | |
| lefon, Telefon" (Telephone, Telephone) was the | German entry in the Eurovision Song Contest 1957, per |
| German Cross in Gold (29 December 1942) | |
| German Open in Bochum, April 16. | |
| He became West | German champion in 1968, 1969 and 1972. |
| In | German Workers in Industrial Chicago, 1850-1910. |
| German Cross in Gold (7 December 1942) | |
| German Cross in Gold (25 June 1943) | |
| German Cross in Gold (28 February 1943) | |
| German Cross in Gold (29 January 1945) | |
| Main article: List of | German corps in WWII |
| German Cross in Gold (21 October 1943) | |
| German Cross in Gold (21 February 1944) | |
| German Cross in Gold (23 July 1944) | |
| German Cross in Cross (9 April 1942) | |
| German Cross in Gold (14 November 1943) | |
| List of | German expressions in English |
| German Cross in Gold (26 December 1941) | |
| German Cross in Gold (25 January 1942) | |
| German Cross in Gold (14 June 1942) | |
| German Cross in Gold (6 March 1942) | |
| 30.08.1944 | German Cross in Gold |
| German Cross in Gold (27 October 1943) | |
| German Cross in Gold (18 December 1942) | |
| German Cross in Gold (27 March 1942) | |
| German Cross in Gold (4 September 1942) | |
| German Cross in Gold (3 January 1944) | |
| German Cross in Gold (19 July 1942) | |
| German Cross in Gold (2 August 1944) | |
| German Cross in Gold (20 November 1942) | |
| German Cross in Gold (3 February 1944) | |
| German Cross in Gold (8 March 1942) | |
| German Cross in Gold (12 September 1942) | |
| A | German RegioSwinger in a tilting operation. |
| German Cross in Gold (11 January 1942) | |
| German Cross in Gold (1942) | |
| German Cross in Silver (6 July 1942) | |
| German Cross in Gold (24 May 1943) | |
| A | German translation in four volumes, appeared in 1861. |
| German Cross in Gold (17 November 1942) | |
| German Cross in Gold (1 June 1943) | |
| The | German Corner in 2011 |
| She was elected to the | German Bundestag in 1976. |
| German Cross in Gold (23 February 1944) | |
| or as Borsdorf 1941 ( | German) both in Saxony |
| German Cross in Gold (17 October 1943) | |
| German Cross in Gold (16 November 1941) | |
| German Cross in Gold (2 February 1942) | |
| German Cross in Gold (cloth form) | |
| German Cross in Gold (20 March 1944) | |
| German Cross in Gold (8 December 1943) | |
| German Cross in Gold (20 October 1942) | |
| German Cross in Gold (30 July 1942) | |
| German Cross in Silver (22 April 1945) | |
| She became West | German champion in 1985 and 1986. |
| German Cross in Gold (18 October 1942) | |
| German Cross in Gold - December 3, 1942 | |
| German Cross in Gold (18 June 1943) | |
| German Cross in Gold (9 December 1944) | |
| German Cross in Gold (1 May 1942) | |
| German Cross in Gold (15 December 1943) | |
| German Cross in Gold (8 September 1942) | |
| German Cross in Gold (11 April 1944) | |
| German Cross in Gold (23 January 1942) | |
| German Cross in Gold (9 April 1943) | |
| He became | German champion in 2003 and 2004. |
| German tank in Roye, 21 March 1918 | |
| German Cross in Gold (7 April 1944) | |
| German Cross in Gold (10 February 1944) | |
| German Cross in Gold (24 November 1942) | |
| It was named after early | German settlers in the area. |
| "Zeit" ("Time") was the | German entry in the Eurovision Song Contest 1997, per |
| German Cross in Gold (4 June 1944) | |
| German Cross in Gold (13 September 1942) | |
| German Cross in Gold (6 January 1942) | |
| German Cross in Gold (9 March 1945) | |
| German Cross in Gold (2 June 1943) | |
| He spent most of the | German occupation in Lwow. |
| German Cross in Gold (14 April 1942) | |
| German Cross in Gold (30 August 1944) | |
| German Cross in Gold (15 May 1942) | |
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