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| Slogan in | German on a sign at the motorway |
| Ordinul Vulturul | German, clasa a III (1942) |
| It runs tests in | German as a foreign language. |
| John St | German was a medieval Bishop of Worcester elect. |
| Amana | German is a dialect of West Central German. |
| Pankow ( | German band), a German band named after the district |
| eter Ducke (born 14 October 1941) is a Sudeten | German and a former East German football player. |
| Rychnov u Jablonce nad Nisou ( | German: Reichenau), a town |
| Render also published | German 'Exercises, a Pocket Dictionary in English and |
| ( | German) Thomas A. Seidel (Hrsg.): |
| German Discussion-Board about Richard Bandler | |
| Eligible are | German players abroad and players in Germany. |
| Evelyn Hecht-Galinski (born 1949), | German Jewish activist |
| Kaspar Eichel (born 1942), | German film actor (de) |
| Sabine Bethmann (b. 25 October 1931), former | German movie actress |
| Hand-Book of Assaying, translation from | German with additions |
| There is nothing comparable in the | German strong adjective inflections. |
| Main article: | German cruiser Admiral Hipper |
| When | German dictator Adolf Hitler came to power in 1933, f |
| German military advance halted in 1942/43. | |
| Flag of | German South-West Africa |
| Main article: | German South-West Africa |
| German East Africa (German: Deutsch-Ostafrika) was a | |
| 24 April Germany occupies | German South-West Africa |
| Zanzibar and | German East Africa, Meyers Konversations-Lexikon, 188 |
| Attached to | German East Africa, the region only had a minimal Ger |
| German prisoners after the battle | |
| He reached | German lines after walking for five days. |
| renamed the settlement Hopedale (Hoffental in | German) shortly afterward. |
| In 1937 and 1938, | German authorities again stepped up legislative perse |
| He began learning | German at age 12. |
| She is the daughter of | German soprano Agnes Giebel. |
| The | german German Air Force infantry regiment Friesland |
| German Maritime Aircraft. | |
| He currently plays with the | German club ALBA Berlin |
| It was named for | German astronomer Albert Jansen. |
| Humanoid is the third | German studio album and the second English studio alb |
| The | German feminist Alice Schwarzer received the award in |
| He is currently the oldest former | German president alive and the longest-lived German h |
| ( | German) Meister, Aloys (1899). |
| The album also and rather atypically for Swiss | German rap also contains raps in Standard German. |
| Audio guides in English and | German are also available. |
| The | German government also denounced the agreement. |
| His sixth triumph was over | German ace Alwyn Thurm. |
| Mirsk ( | German: Friedeberg am Queis), Poland |
| These sets included British, | German, and American infantry, the British 8th Army a |
| Minority languages include Chinese, Arabic, | German, Italian among others. |
| A | German grave amongst the Commonwealth soldiers and ai |
| Early followers were most often | German in ancestry. |
| Bruno Kittel (1870-1948), | German violinist and conductor |
| J. J. Becher (born 1635), | German physician and chemist. |
| Tales from the | German, Italian, and French (1843) |
| Frida Blumenberg, | German artist and sculptor |
| Wilhelm Hempfing (1886-1948) was a | German painter and printmaker. |
| They perform original songs in | German, Viennese, and English. |
| The | German translation and the German premiere were both |
| aul Gottlieb Werlhof (1699, Helmstedt - 1767), | German physician and poet |
| Neuhouser's focus is on | German Idealism and continental social theory. |
| Karl Heineken (died 1830), | German physician and ornithologist |
| Paul Egger, a decorated | German pilot and tank commander |
| German (23.8%) and Polish (17.2%). | |
| Snoop Dogg and | German actor and rapper Jimi Blue Ochsenknecht. |
| July 29 - Martin Behaim, | German navigator and geographer (born 1459) |
| 1997 "Best | German Rock and Pop Guitarist" |
| The product supports the languages | German, English and Japanese. |
| German Marxism and Russian Communism (1954) | |
| He speaks | German, French, and Turkish. |
| 1480-1539) was a | German monk and theologian. |
| He learnt French, Hungarian, | German, English, and Spanish. |
| Disposal of the | German navy and merchant marine. |
| Heinrich Adolf Schrader (1767-1836) was a | German botanist and mycologist. |
| Sara Noxx is a | German musician and artist. |
| Siegfried Czapski (1861-1907) was a | German physicist and optician. |
| He speaks Luxembourgish, French, | German, Spanish and English. |
| Because of his knowledge of the | German language and manners, he often played cynical |
| Hermann Wissmann (1853 - 1905), | German explorer and administrator in Africa |
| Matthias Wissmann (born 1949), | German politician and lobbyist |
| Otto Maull (1887-1957) was a | German geographer and geopolitician. |
| Boateng has a | German mother and a Ghanaian father. |
| Henry Oldenburg, | German diplomat and Secretary to the Royal Society |
| He wrote also on the history of | German folksongs, and on the teaching of the German l |
| Hermann Marggraff (1809-64) was a | German poet and humorous author. |
| Klaus P. Arnold is a | German lawyer and local politician. |
| March 25 - Christopher Clavius, | German mathematician and astronomer (d. |
| He speaks | German, French and English in addition to Turkish. |
| Arthur Looss was a | German zoologist and parasitologist. |
| Hedda Eulenberg was a | German translator and writer |
| Zentis is a | German jam and confectionery manufacturer. |
| February 3 - Lina Abarbanell, | German singer and actress |
| Johann Hommel (1518-1562) was a | German astronomer and mathematician. |
| Johann Gottlieb Fleischer (1797-1838) was a | German botanist and ornithologist. |
| German language and literature | |
| August 10 - Hieronymus Praetorius, north | German composer and organist (d. |
| German Life and Letters, volume 13 (1960), num. | |
| Janitor speaks Spanish, Korean, | German, Italian and American Sign Language. |
| He was a | German historian and politician and was Professor at |
| The family is of Czech, | German, Italian, and Russian extraction. |
| Hans Steffen (1865-1937), | German geographer and explorer of Patagonia |
| 1968 in Radeberg, Saxony) is a | German painter and sculptor. |
| The street is named after the vicinity to the | German Church, and the German parish. |
| November 14 - Gottfried Leibniz, | German scientist and mathematician (born 1646) |
| Konrad Pellikan (1478-1556), | German teacher and author |
| December - Oswald Croll, | German chemist and physician (born c1560) |
| Hannfried Lucke (born 1964) is a | German organist and improviser. |
| July 1 - Gottfried Leibniz, | German scientist and mathematician (died 1716) |
| Karl-Heinz Steffens is a | German clarinetist and conductor. |
| He speaks four languages; English, | German, Hungarian and Romanian. |
| The song was recorded in | German, French and English. |
| Johann Christian Buxbaum (1693 - 1730), | German physician and botanist |
| February 1 - Johan Agrell, | German composer and violinist (died 1765) |
| German Industry and Global Enterprise. | |
| Mitja Nikisch, | German pianist and band leader |
| For languages, there are three: | German, French, and Spanish. |
| He visited | German universities and studied at the British Museum |
| Georg Dietrich Leyding, 1664-1710, | German composer and organist |
| onhart Fuchs (sometimes Leonhard) (1501-1566), | German physician and botanist |
| Wilhelm Geiger (1856-1943), | German Orientalist and father of Hans Geiger |
| 1595 - 1663) was a | German organist and composer. |
| Friedrich August Kummer (1797 - 1879), | German cellist and composer |
| Richard Brausewetter (de) (1866 - 1916), | German officer and writer |
| Max Brausewetter (de) (1867 - 1917), | German doctor and writer |
| Ernst Benda (1925-2009), | German politician and jurist |
| February 12 - Christopher Clavius, | German mathematician and astronomer (born 1537) |
| Barthold Georg Niebuhr, 19th century | German statesman and historian |
| Jon Baumhauer (de) (born 1944), | German entrepreneur and child psychologist |
| Christoph Auffarth (de) (born 1951), | German theologian and relgious scgolar |
| February 18 - Valerius Cordus, | German physician and botanist (d. |
| 'Swedish romantics', ' | German romantics', and so on. |
| He had | German miners and teutons worked in Zungaria. |
| March 24 - Samuel Scheidt, | German organist and composer (born 1587) |
| Seppi speaks | German, Italian and English. |
| For the | German DJ and Techno/Trance producer, see Moguai. |
| Martin Schaffner (1478-1548) was a | German painter and medallist. |
| Eckhart Nickel (born 1966) is a | German author and journalist. |
| Franz Baader was a | German referee and linesman. |
| father, who worked on the Hamburg docks, was a | German Jew and a member of the German Resistance. |
| He speaks | German, Russian, and English. |
| He speaks three languages: | German, French and English. |
| Hits obtained by | German Battlecruisers and Battleships |
| Irish (7.7%), | German (5.7%), and Scots-Irish (2.0%). |
| Friedrich Heinrich Helmut Fritsche was a | German agronomist and politician. |
| e Austrian-German border, the Breitach reaches | German territory and curves through the narrow Breita |
| 32nd Indiana Infantry, also called the "First | German", was made up of German immigrants and descend |
| Alexis is a | German pop and gala singer. |
| Speaks | German, English and French. |
| He spoke fluent French, | German, English and his native Alsatian. |
| Klaus Bittermann (de) (born 1952), | German author and publisher |
| Stephan Konrad Matthai is a | German geologist and petroleum engineer. |
| 2002 he won the | German championship and cup again. |
| Franziska Oehme is a | German film and television actress. |
| Schaede is trilingual ( | German, English, and Japanese). |
| date unknown - Peter Hasse, | German organist and composer (b. |
| April 11 - Egon Hugenschmidt, 84, | German jurist and politician. |
| March 20 - Erwin Lehn, 90, | German musician and conductor. |
| This article is about the | German poet and Nazi activist. |
| Robert Huber is a | German biochemist and Nobel laureate. |
| Heinrich von Friedberg (1813-1895), | German jurist and statesman |
| Thomas Thiemeyer (*1963) is a | German illustrator and writer. |
| He speaks | German, French and Japanese. |
| Kettler, a | German fitness and leisure equipment-producing compan |
| These emerged from the | German Reformed and Lutheran Churches, and are histor |
| Hermann Sudermann (1857, Matzicken - 1928), | German dramatist and novelist |
| 1525: probable - Arnolt Schlick, | German organist and composer (born c.1460) |
| The book was translated into English, | German, Spanish and Japanese. |
| He was a | German composer and organist. |
| It is named for Karl Adolph von Basedow, a | German physician and the German word for iodine, "jod |
| From there the squadron attacked | German communications and airfields. |
| Consequently, there are few remaining | German speakers and relatively few overt manifestatio |
| Peter Millowitsch is a | German film and television actor. |
| Friderich Martens (1635 - 1699), | German physician and naturalist |
| John R. Commons, | German Socialists and the War. |
| It has support for English, Japanese, | German, French, and Spanish. |
| Ernst Herzfeld (1879-1948), a | German archaeologist and Iranologist |
| Levi Herzfeld (1810-1884), a | German rabbi and historian. |
| Bertolt Brecht, | German poet and playwright |
| Max Marcuse (1877-1963) was a Jewish - | German dermatologist and sexologist. |
| Alexandra Prince is a | German singer and songwriter. |
| German, Dutch and Spanish translations. | |
| For the | German film and television production company, see Ci |
| Heidi Westphal is a | German rower and Olympic medalist. |
| German (24.9%) and Polish (19.6%). | |
| Heinrich Gotthard von Treitschke (1834-1896), | German historian and nationalist |
| 1999), of | German heritage, and John Cifu, of Italian heritage. |
| It was translated in | German, Danish and English. |
| Eight | German crewmen and two British seamen were lost, and |
| Seeed's lyrics are in | German, English and Patois. |
| Rudolf Geiger (1894-1981), | German meteorologist and climatologist |
| Ralf Zerback (born 1961) is a | German historian and author. |
| Leo Maximilian Baginski (1881-1964), | German entrepreneur and inventor |
| Heribert Prantl (born 1953, Nittenau), a | German journalist and jurist |
| Since 1982 Flint has been a major character in | German movies and on German television. |
| English, Danish, Dutch, French, | German, Polish, and Swedish. |
| Wilhelm Karges (1613/1614 - 1699), was a | German organist and composer in the North German orga |
| Arnold Brecht, a | German jurist and government official |
| Hans Kies (de) (1910 - 1984), | German sculptor and politician |
| September 30 - Michael Maestlin, | German astronomer and mathematician (d. |
| Auflage 1886) - The | German Gothic and Renaissance Room |
| 1571-1594) was a | German poet and dramatist. |
| October 20 - Michael Maestlin, | German astronomer and mathematician (b. |
| Nadja Auermann (born 1971), a | German model and actress |
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