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Germany’s Most Famous Castle: Schloss Neuschwanstein

by Amanda Kendle

Ask a tourist – especially some of my Japanese students when they turn into snap-happy tourists – and they’ll likely tell you that the most famous landmark in Germany is Schloss... published 15 months ago

2 comments    travel germany castles

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Memphis Belle: Famous World War II Eighth Air Force B-17 Bomber

by daryl2007

Memphis Belle was one of the top Flying Fortresses that finished 25 missions, what makes Memphis Belle different from the rest of B-17F bombers was her being the First to finished 25 missions and without... published 6 months ago

0 comments    education life travel

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Dogs: The Impressive German Shepherd

by Lady Valerian

No matter if you have an AKC (American) Shepherd or a German Shepherd directly from Germany, your Shepherd is your best friend and companion. He/She will protect and love you unconditionally. Their loyalty... published 14 months ago

0 comments    family education play

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Oktoberfest--Pass the Beer!

by VickeyK

Germany's official English language Oktoberfest site announces that Munich's Oktoberfest begins September 22, 2007. At noon on that day, Munich's lord mayor will tap the first keg of beer. The Theresienwiese... published 13 months ago

2 comments    entertainment travel recreation

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Visiting Heilbronn, Germany - Where to Stay and What to Do

by Amanda Kendle

Heilbronn is a medium-sized town in south-western Germany, sitting on the Neckar River midway between Heidelberg and Stuttgart. It might not be famous as a tourist magnet, but if you want to experience a... published 17 months ago

138 comments    travel germany vineyards

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World War 2 Dunkirk

by jimmythejock

Dunkirk World War 2, The Second world war was almost over before it really started, the German Army had the Allies on the run and the succesful evacuation (operation Dynamo) of the British soldiers meant that they would live on to fight the rest of the war. published 3 months ago

6 comments    education politics history

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World War 2 The Battle Of Britain

by jimmythejock

After the successful evacuation of the British army from Dunkirk on June 25th 1940 and the surrender of France on the following day the 26th of June, Hitler still hoped that Britain would settle for peace.... published 3 months ago

5 comments    education politics war

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PAUL REVERE VILLAGE AND MILITARY BASE IN KARLSRUHE, GERMANY

by moonlake

I loved Karlsruhe lived there when I was a teen. Very pretty city. Many castles. The military had a base there at that time. We were sent there to be with my Dad who was in the Army. We lived on Paul Revere... published 5 months ago

8 comments    military germany paul revere

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Top Ten Foreign Films I Strongly Recommend

by DJ Funktual

I would never be so bold as to give a Top 10 of all-time b/c it would be impossible to see all the films but here are the ones I love. I should note that I did not count films in Australia or anywhere else... published 6 months ago

1 comment    entertainment video videos

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World War 1 Weapons

by jimmythejock

The German Army (The Axis) In 1914 at the Outbreak of World War 1, the German Army was the strongest in Europe; Germany knew that war was immanent and had been preparing for many years before The Great War... published 4 months ago

5 comments    education books history

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