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# Der deutsche Indianer-A German historian comes to the Rez to learn some native stories from Silas and Frank.
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# and Der
# REDIRECT Der Blaue Reiter
# 63r: Der von Kürenberg ( 12th century )
# 66v: Der von Gliers ( perhaps Wilhelm von Gliers, fl.
# 82v: Der Schenk von Limpurg ( either Walther I, fl.
# 158r: Der von Sachsendorf ( unknown ; possibly mentioned by Ulrich von Lichtenstein as serving Frederick II of Austria )
# 179v: Der von Johansdorf ( Albrecht, fl.
# 201r: Der von Wildonie ( probably Herrand II, married to a daughter of Ulrich of Lichtenstein )
# 213r: " Der Winsbeke " ( purported author of the accompanying father-son didactic poem ; it is unclear whether Winsbeke is a historical or a fictional character )
# 229v: Der Düring ( an unidentified Thuringian poet, late 13th century )
# 253v: Der Püller ( Konrad " the Apulian " von Hohenburg, probably participated in a campaign of Rudolph I against Ottokar II of Bohemia in 1278 )
# 264r: Der Tannhäuser ( of Thannhausen, fl.
# 290r: Der Hardegger ( probably Henricus de Hardegge, of Rebstein, fl.
# 292v: Der Schulmeister von Eßlingen ( late 13th century )
# 303r: Der Taler ( perhaps Leuthold von Tal, near Rheineck, fl.
# 305r: Der tugendhafte Schreiber (" The Virtuous Scribe "; unidentified, appears as a character in the Sängerkrieg )
# 318r: Der Burggraf von Regensburg ( probably Heinrich III von Stevening und Rietenburg, fl.
# 339r: Der Junge Meißner ( unidentified ; the poems are in Central German dialect )
# 342r: Der Alte Meißner ( without portrait )
# 349r: Der Marner ( probably marinaere " the mariner "; unidentified, but mentioned by Meister Rumslant below )
# 396r: Der Kol von Nüssen ( unidentified, perhaps of Neunzen near Zwettl ; the poems date to the 1230s or 1240s )
# 397v: Der Dürner ( unidentified, perhaps of Mengen, Swabia )
# 412r: Der wilde Alexander ( an unidentified Alemannic poet of the late 13th century )
# 422r: Der Litschauer ( unidentified )
# 423v: Der Kanzler (" The Chancellor ", 2nd half of the 13th century, possibly Alemannic )
# REDIRECT Der Ring des Nibelungen
# and deutsche
# Die deutsche Rechtschreibung – The Spelling Dictionary
* Mruck, Armin: Review of Carl Goerdeler und die deutsche Widerstandsbewegung pages 268-269 from The Journal of Modern History, Volume 30, Issue # 3, September 1958
* Sessions, Kyle Review of Der deutsche Bauernkrieg, 1524-1526 pages 122-123 from The American Historical Review, Volume 82, Issue # 1 February 1977
# " Neue deutsche Auslandswelle ", Der Spiegel # 38 / 2005, p. 175
# and German
# REDIRECT Austrian German
# REDIRECT German Navy
* DIN # is used for German standards with primarily domestic significance or designed as a first step toward international status.
* DIN EN # is used for the German edition of European standards.
* DIN ISO # is used for the German edition of ISO standards.
# REDIRECT German Navy
The last Ace issue was # 118, which corresponded to German issue # 126 as some of the Ace editions contained two of the German issues, and three of the German issues had been skipped.
Forry later published translations of German issues # 127 through # 145 on his own under the Master Publications imprint.
( The original German series continues today and passed issue # 2600 in 2011.
# REDIRECT German language
# If the German Armed Forces ( Wehrmacht ) were not in a position to break the danger from the Eastern front, then Nazi Germany would fall to Bolshevism, and all of Europe would fall shortly afterward ;
# The German Armed Forces, the German people, and the Axis Powers alone had the strength to save Europe from this threat ;
# REDIRECT Wilhelm II, German Emperor
# REDIRECT Low German
A third style of symbols was in use in Europe and is still preferred by some, see the table: de: Logikgatter # Typen von Logikgattern und Symbolik in the German wiki.
# REDIRECT North German Confederation
* Hennock, E. P. " Social Policy in the Bismarck Era: A Progress Report ," German History, ( June 2003 ) 21 # 2 pp 229 – 238 online
# The Poznanski dialect, spoken in Poznań and to some extent in the whole region of the former Prussian annexation ( excluding upper Silesia ), with characteristic high tone melody and notable influence of the German language.
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