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| Hans Eichel (born 1941, Kassel), | German politician |
| Environmental plan; pdf-file (36 KB) ( | German) |
| Klaus Kinski - Peter Keene ( | German version) |
| Sibel Kekilli, | German actress of Turkish descent |
| Matthias Kessler, | German professional road racing cyclist |
| Source: kicker ( | German) |
| Beamish, N.Ludlow: History of the King's | German Legion, 2 Vol. |
| December 18 - Gottfried Kirch, | German astronomer (died 1710) |
| c.1602: Athanasius Kircher, | German Jewish orientalist (d. |
| Hans Kirchner | German, Poelcapelle (4) |
| Klaus Kleinfeld, | German businessman |
| He knew | German, and in March 1916 joined Room 40. |
| Death of Friedrich von Huene, the well known | German paleontologist. |
| Birth of Friedrich von Huene, the well known | German paleontologist. |
| February 4 - Robert Koldewey, | German archaeologist (b. |
| Kontakte, | German language textbook, McGraw-Hill |
| Janitor speaks Spanish, Korean, | German, Italian and American Sign Language. |
| February 8 - Siegfried Kracauer, | German movie critic and journalist |
| Melchior Kreisstein, | German music printer |
| Daniel Kretschmer, | German hip hop and reggae musician |
| Kritik ( | German Grammy) |
| Uwe Krupp, | German ice hockey player |
| Player profile at KSC.de ( | German) |
| rinthe in Deutschland: Damme Priory labyrinth ( | German) |
| 1855: Franz Lachner's | German version was given in Frankfurt. |
| Main article: 2004 Ladies | German Open - Doubles |
| 1991 (1) Lufthansa Ladies' | German Open |
| 2000 stilwerk Ladies' | German Open |
| 1996 Ladies' | German Open |
| Edmund Landau, | German mathematician |
| Langemarck | German No 7 (Totenwaldchen), Langemark (4) |
| See Langemark | German war cemetery |
| Langemark | German war cemetery {Total Burials: over 44,000} |
| The product supports the languages | German, English and Japanese. |
| She speaks five languages, | German, English, French, Italian and Slovak. |
| He speaks three languages: | German, French and English. |
| Large | German forces were eventually deployed to the area, a |
| The church served the large | German American population of Elmira. |
| Emanuel Larisch, | German communist politician |
| "Modelling the Late | German Enlightenment in Die Zauberfloete". in Oxford |
| It also stars Lauren | German and Ron Perlman. |
| Lauren | German Emily Landry |
| The Agricultural League ( | German: Landbund) was a German agrarian political par |
| He is also currently learning | German and Portuguese. |
| He began learning | German at age 12. |
| probable - Leonhard Lechner, | German composer (died 1606) |
| November 14 - Gottfried Leibniz, | German scientist and mathematician (born 1646) |
| July 1 - Gottfried Leibniz, | German scientist and mathematician (died 1716) |
| s 2 Austrians (Edith Hauer and Franz Leitner) | *German* |
| The Scarlet Letter ( | German: Der Scharlachrote Buchstabe) is a 1973 German |
| July 25 - Andreas Libavius, | German physician (born 1555). |
| Maik Nothnagel (born 1966, Bad Liebenstein), | German politician |
| Ernst Lindemann, ( | German naval officer, Captain of the Bismarck) |
| 1768: Mauth Thor Linie ( | German) |
| The Free State of Lippe ( | German: Freistaat Lippe) was a German state formed af |
| Juvenile literature ( | German: Kleine Schriften), Stuttgart 1842-1844, 7 vol |
| After World War II the local | German populace was expelled. |
| Computer Love ( | German version title: "Computer Liebe") is a song by |
| It belongs to the East Low | German subgroup. |
| The Middle Low | German language is an ancestor of the modern Low Germ |
| om about 1100 to 1500, splitting into West Low | German and East Low German. |
| Low | German (West Germanic) |
| West Low | German |
| Sauerland Low | German |
| s, Low Franconian is grouped together with Low | German. |
| The Middle Low | German word means something that pinches badly. |
| he Hanseatic merchants spoke variations of Low | German. |
| Today, Low | German has become a group of dialects of German under |
| Sievert is a low | German given name |
| Mecklenburgisch-Vorpommersch is a Low | German dialect spoken in the German state of Mecklenb |
| Luftflotten ( | German) |
| (2.15 m) | German professional basketball player. |
| In 1917 he was made | German Consul. |
| September 30 - Michael Maestlin, | German astronomer and mathematician (d. |
| October 20 - Michael Maestlin, | German astronomer and mathematician (b. |
| Mainz | German Bible (1534), printed by Peter Jordan. |
| He was named male | German sportsperson of the year 2007. |
| between Anielowka and Kostopol contained many | German villages. |
| Jews expelled from Portugal and from many | German cities. |
| In response, many | German agents were parachuted into neutral Ireland. |
| Georg Marcgrave, | German naturalist, explorer of Brazil (died 1644) |
| March 3 - Andreas Sigismund Marggraf, | German chemist (died 1782) |
| Friedrich Wilhelm Marpurg, | German musicologist in the Age of Enlightenment. |
| In 1895, he married | German feminist writer Lily Gizycki. |
| Mastersongs ( | German: Meisterlieder) proper (about 4200) |
| Kurt Masur, | German conductor |
| Mattarello ( | German: Madrell) is a small town in Trentino, Italy. |
| February 20 - Tobias Mayer, | German astronomer (born 1723) |
| Voight was called Dutch for Deutsch meaning | German. |
| 1437-January 1513) was a notable medieval | German author. |
| Member, | German 1980 Olympic Team (boycotted Olympics) |
| Erling von Mende, | German sinologist |
| Menen | German war cemetery {Total Burials: 47,864) |
| Valentin Mennher, | German mathematician (d. |
| Robert Mertens, | German zoologist |
| Franz Carl Mertens, | German botanist |
| May 23 - Franz Mesmer, | German physician (d. |
| March 5 - Franz Mesmer, | German physician (b. |
| May 23 - Lena Meyer-Landrut, | German singer |
| Mirsk ( | German: Friedeberg am Queis), Poland |
| Don Heinrich Tolzmann, ed., Missouri's | German Heritage. |
| Wielki Moczar ( | German: Kotzen Pfuhl) |
| Glimpses of Modern | German Culture (1898) |
| In Modern | German the uo is monophthongised to a u. |
| Translation into modern | German. |
| The Rise of the Modern | German Novel: Crisis and Charisma (Cambridge, MA: Har |
| (History of Modern | German Surgery); Enke, Stuttgart 1915. |
| Entrance of a modern | German Reformhaus store |
| Martin Moller, | German poet |
| Muspratt destroyed two more | German planes in October. |
| However, soon after, three more | German armored cars approached. |
| This area typically features a more | German theme. |
| During the night of 12/13 November more | German reinforcements arrived. |
| It suffered as most | German towns did during WW II. |
| A staple ingredient in most | German versions is pearl barley. |
| The community has a mostly | German Catholic background. |
| His later works are mostly | German detective stories. |
| Patricia Lueger (born 1974, Munich), | German actress |
| D.T. Murphy, | German exploration of the polar world. |
| The Allied Museum ( | German: AlliiertenMuseum) is a museum in Berlin. |
| Mutter ( | German for "mother") is the third album by German ind |
| PeterLicht on MySpace ( | German) |
| In einer mondhellen Nacht ( | German) |
| Deutschlandradio is a national | German public radio broadcaster. |
| The film was coproduced with the national | German TV-channel ZDF and the French-German TV-channe |
| -chivalric group was involved in nationalistic | German politics. |
| Schirrmann founded the nationwide | German Youth Hostel Association in 1919. |
| Native | German speakers impersonated German Air Defence offic |
| Besides his native | German, Hell speaks perfect and unaccented English. |
| Nazareth | German war cemetery de: Deutscher Soldatenfriedhof in |
| For the Nazi | German industralist, see Hermann Schmitz (Nazi). |
| He died in Bergen-Belsen Nazi | German Concentration Camp. |
| Deutschen Literaturarchivs Marbach am Neckar ( | German link) |
| Nemesmedves ( | German: Ginisdorf) is a village in Vas county, Hungar |
| The Net ( | German: Das Netz) is a 1975 German drama film directe |
| Netzeitung ( | German) |
| Karsten Brodowski (born 1985, Neuruppin), | German rower |
| Lake Neusiedl ( | German: Neusiedler See) |
| D III 88: The New | German Air Force Attacks (1939) |
| The new | German designation was Sdkfz 254. |
| The next | German line was the Caesar C line. |
| August 10 - Philipp Nicolai, | German pastor and composer (died 1608) |
| Mitja Nikisch, | German pianist and band leader |
| Rychnov u Jablonce nad Nisou ( | German: Reichenau), a town |
| There were no | German bombers, No German bombers, |
| Jean Paul wrote: "[Let] no | German forget him!". |
| There were no | German bombers in the air, |
| Non-native | German speakers must pass a German language proficien |
| August 10 - Hieronymus Praetorius, north | German composer and organist (d. |
| The piece was commissioned by the North | German Radio Hamburg. |
| North | German Confederation 1866-1871 |
| Hannover, Schleswig-Holstein and small North | German States (1890) |
| Northern | German champions: 1920 |
| He left his northern | German properties to William's son, Otto. |
| Bill is northern | German dialect word for 'butt' and 'end'. |
| Broch, a Norwegian, | German or Austrian surname. |
| Johannes Lichtenberger (died 1503) was a noted | German astrologer. |
| Max Hess (1878-1975) was a noted | German horn player. |
| Furthermore the name is used in numerous | German tales. |
| Nymphe ( | German Anti-Aircraft Ship, 1940. |
| The Black Obelisk ( | German: Der schwarze Obelisk) is a novel written in 1 |
| Josef Michael Fux (born 1938, Oberammergau), | German woodcarver (de) |
| Oberstleutnant ( | German Army - with Patent 1.08.36): |
| The force occupied | German Samoa until 1920. |
| 24 April Germany occupies | German South-West Africa |
| Welle) of | German infantry divisions. |
| She is the daughter of | German soprano Agnes Giebel. |
| The provinces of | German Austria. |
| Later he began a study of | German Jurisprudence. |
| It commemorates the anniversary of | German reunification in 1990. |
| The numbers of | German immigrants increased in mid-century. |
| Texas is of | German, Puerto Rican and Norwegian descent. |
| Kuhn was born in Germantown, son of | German immigrant parents. |
| Birch is of | German Jewish, Nordic, and Italian descent. |
| Chairman of the Association of | German Engineers |
| See also: List of | German Turks |
| His Volume “The Dynamics of | German Industry” (2005, German original edition 2002, |
| aus Victor Bock (1926-2008) was a professor of | German studies. |
| The family was of | German descent. |
| He wrote also on the history of | German folksongs, and on the teaching of the German l |
| Edmund Willard as the chief of | German intelligence |
| She is of | German and Filipino descent. |
| Friedrich Paulus - Commander of | German forces at Stalingrad |
| The F123 Brandenburg class is a class of | German frigate. |
| Illustration of | German woad mill in Thuringia, 1752 |
| Flag of | German South-West Africa |
| Lisel Funk introduced him to many aspects of | German culture, especially German literature and the |
| Persons of | German or kindred blood |
| The British Bombing of | German Cities." |
| er's ancestry, to have categories of Person of | German Descent, or German-American History. |
| His father was a truck driver of | German decent. |
| Large scale-model of | German trench lines |
| ques Offenbach (1819-1880), French composer of | German descent |
| It began as a colony of | German immigrants. |
| The discography of | German singer Mark Medlock. |
| He is of | German and Irish descent. |
| s this opera shows Henze's personal dislike of | German militarism. |
| Sketch of | German Submarine UC-5 |
| 1992), another leading Anglophone scholar of | German history. |
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