German name (5659 bytes)
3: ... several ''Vornamen'' ([[given name]]s) and a ''[[German_family_name_etymology|Nachname]]'' (Familienname,...
13: ...e opposite sex, with the sole exception of Maria (German for [[Mary]]) as second name for boys, e.g., ''[[...
17: Germany is a bit more restrictive than some other countr...
19: ...ame. But when [[Chelsea Clinton]] became known in Germany, this is now different.) Of course, parents disa...
47: German is a language with [[T-V distinction]]. It is com...

German (1422 bytes)
1: The word '''German''' can mean:
3: * From or related to [[Germany]] or its predecessor states - see also
4: **the [[German language]]
5: **[[Germanic tribe]]s
7: **[[German Confederation]] ([[1815]]-[[1866]])

Old German (111 bytes)
1: '''Old German''' could refer to:
3: # [[Old High German]]
4: # [[Old Low German]] (also [[Old Saxon]])

German champions (1235 bytes)
1: ...iga]] (national league) sporting competition in [[Germany]].
3: == Current German championship holders ==
4: * '''[[German champions (American Football)|American Football]]...
5: * '''[[German champions (Ice Hockey)|Ice Hockey]] 2003/04:''' '...
6: * '''[[German champions (football)|Football]]:''' ''Women's:'' ...

The German Ideology (485 bytes)
1: '''''The German Ideology''''' is a book by [[Karl Marx]] and [[Fr...
4: *[http://www.marxists.org/archive/marx/works/1845/german-ideology/ Online version of the book]
8: [[Category:1932 books|German Ideology]]
9: [[Category:Philosophy books|German Ideology]]

German idealism (3334 bytes)
1: ... was a [[philosophy|philosophical]] movement in [[Germany]] in the late [[eighteenth century|eighteenth]] ...
14: ...s thought to represent the summit of 19th Century Germany's movement of philosophical idealism.
20: ...ssed among them, although he considered himself a German idealist and his work reflects similar themes. Th...
22: == Reinhold ==

German Village (1850 bytes)
1: ...]. It was settled by a large number of [[Germany|German]] [[immigrant]]s in the mid [[1800s]], who at one...
3: ...ic quality of the buildings and neighborhood, and German Village is currently considered one of the most d...
5: ...s Catholic Church, constructed in 1868. However, German Village is mostly a residential neighborhood of s...
7: ...which was once a community meeting ground for the German settlement. It is now the site of recreational f...
10: * [http://www.germanvillage.org/ The German Village Society]

Volga German (5280 bytes)
1: ...cal Lutheran]]s or [[Roman Catholic]]. Many Volga Germans immigrated to the American mid-west in the 19th ...
3: .... Catherine II published some manifestos inviting Germans to immigrate and farm Russian lands, maintaining...
4: ...arose in the latter part of the 19th century. The Germans, who had little commitment to the Russian Empire...
6: After the [[Russian Revolution]], the [[Volga German Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic]] (Autonome ...
8: ...h them, so he ordered 24-hour relocation of Volga Germans eastwards. The males spent the war in Stalin's c...

German wine (4679 bytes)
1: ... very well internationally. However many parts of Germany are [[wine]]-producing areas, and due to the nor...
3: ==German wines==
4: ...pes such as [[Dornfelder]] and Spätburgunder, the German name for [[pinot noir]].
10: Perhaps the most distinctive characteristic of German wines is the high level of [[acidity]] in them ca...
12: Many wines in Germany are produced using [[biodynamic agriculture|biod...

German Cup (4317 bytes)
1: ...nd is the second most important national title in German football after the [[Bundesliga (football)|Bundes...
3: Each football club which participates in the [[German football league system]] is entitled to enter the...
5: ... War II]], the [[German Football Association|West German Football Association]] reintroduced the cup in [[...
7: ...cer clubs compete for a German Cup as well, see [[German Cup (Women)]].
126: [[Category:German football competitions]]

German grammar (56941 bytes)
1: ...n grammar''' is the study of [[grammar]] in the [[German language]].
4: ...ich the noun refers often differ. For example, in German, a stone ''(der Stein)'' is masculine, whereas a ...
5: ...is the [[diminutive]] form of an archaic feminine German noun ''die Maid'', which meant "young woman", and...
7: The German language has the singular and plural [[grammatica...
16: A German nominal phrase, in general, consists of the follo...

German alphabet (3608 bytes)
1: The '''[[German language|German]] [[alphabet]]''' consists of the same 26 letters...
5: ...g|Listen to a German speaker cite the alphabet in German]])
7: ...erceived as foreign. It used to be more common in German orthography in earlier centuries, and traces of t...
9: The German language additionally uses three [[diacritic]] le...
13: : ([[Media:German extra letters.ogg|Listen to a German speaker naming these letters]])

Edward German (833 bytes)
1: '''Sir Edward German''' ([[17 February]] [[1862]] - [[11 November]] [[...
3: ...r S. Sullivan|Arthur Sullivan]] died in [[1901]], German finished Sullivan's uncompleted [[The Emerald Isl...
7: [[Category:1862 births|German, Edward]]
8: [[Category:1936 deaths|German, Edward]]
9: [[Category:20th century classical composers|German, Edward]]

German chamomile (1748 bytes)
2: <tr><th bgcolor=lightgreen>German chamomile</th></tr>
19: '''German chamomile''', ''Matricaria recutita'', is an [[an...

German, New York (2465 bytes)
1: '''German''' is a town located in [[Chenango County, New Yo...
7: ...p>]] of [[2000]], there are 378 people, 135 households, and 93 families residing in the town. The [[po...
9: ...o is 65 years of age or older. The average household size is 2.80 and the average family size is 3.32.
11: ...rom 45 to 64, and 8.5% who are 65 years of age or older. The median age is 34 years. For every 100 fe...
13: ...ose under the age of 18 and 17.2% of those 65 and older are living below the poverty line.

German Confederation (21708 bytes)
1: {{History_of_Germany}}
2: The '''German Confederation''' (German ''Deutscher Bund'') was a loose association of [[...
4: ...n]] (less what is now [[Belgium]]). The [[List of German Confederation member states|member states]], dras...
6: ... of the German Confederation became part of the [[German Empire]] in 1871, except [[Austrian Empire|Austri...
15: ...is reactionary balance of power aimed at blocking German and Italian nationalism on the continent was prec...

Ethnic German (2903 bytes)
1: ... live within the Federal Republic of Germany nor hold its citizenship. The concept of ethnic belonging ...
3: * Having a cultural connection with German culture
4: * speaking the [[German language]]
5: ...r was otherwise considered German, without having German [[citizenship]]
7: ... identity as Germans, although a specific kind of Germans.

Baltic German (7182 bytes)
1: ...espectively), were the [[ethnic German|ethnically German]] inhabitants of that area on the Eastern shore o...
5: ...w [[Tartu]]), and [[Couronia]] ([[German language|German]]: ''Estland, Livland,'' and ''Kurland).'' It inc...
7: ...Prussia (Baltic)|Old Prussians]] were Baltic, not Germanic.)
11: ...a and also the [[Order of the Sword Brothers]], a German Knights' order to protect the mission against the...
19: ...plit up among the knights. These form part of the German [[aristocracy]].

German philosophy (934 bytes)
1: '''[[German language|German]] [[philosophy]]''' has been extremely diverse, a...
3: *[[List of German language philosophers]]
4: ...al, political, literary and cultural movements in German lands]]
7: *[[German Romanticism]]
8: *[[German literature]]

German Romanticism (1432 bytes)
3: ...r than only perfection and unity. Key figures of German romanticism are listed below.
21: * [[Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy]]
28: *[[List of German language philosophers]]
29: ...al, political, literary and cultural movements in German lands]]

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