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(1864-1909) German mathematician who developed the concept of four-dimensional space-time	Minkowski
(also known as Mosel) region in northeastern France; river flowing through through France Luxembourg and Germany; type of dry white wine, German white wine	Moselle
(Arnold) German writer (1887-1968); (Stefan) Austrian writer (1881-1942)	Zweig
(German Folklore) goblin, demon; demon which haunts mines, German elf or gnome	kobold
(German) egg bread toast, sliced baked bread	zwieback
(German) leader; title used by Adolf Hitler	Fuhrer
(German) teenage girl	backfisch
(German) widow; unmarried woman; title used when addressing a single woman	Fraulein
(German) wife; woman; title used when addressing a married woman, title for German woman	Frau
(History) principles and methods of the Nazis, doctrines of German National Socialists, belief that the Aryan race is superior to all other races (especially races of color) and that genocide is justifiable	Naziism
(History) principles and methods of the Nazis, doctrines of German National Socialists, belief that the Aryan race is superior to all other races (especially races of color) and that genocide is justifiable	nazism
(Theodor) German historian Nobel Prize winner and author (known primarily for his book "The History of Rome")	Mommsen
19C German customs union	Zollverein
a fortified wall surrounding West Berlin, Germany, built in 1961 to prevent East German citizens traveling to the West. Its demolition in 1989 marked the end of the Cold War.	Berlin Wall
a Germanic language, see also:Middle Low German	Low German

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