Alemannia Aachen? whats that?
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Alemannia Aachen is a German football club from the southwestern city of Aachen, North Rhine-Westphalia. A long time fixture of the country's second division 2.Bundesliga, Alemannia enjoyed a three year turn in the top-flight Bundesliga in the late 1960's. After 36 years the team will be promoted to the Bundesliga in 2006/07.
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What's a "boundisleger"? Sounds like a name Lewis Carroll would invent. Jabberwocky, anyone? "Mimsy were the borogroves, Fruliously sang the boundislegers..."\n\nPerhaps you mean the Bundesliga, GermAny's football league.
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Air Weapon\n\ndefinition of hanse Hanse \n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\nThat part of an elliptical or many-centered arch which has the shorter radius and immediately adjoins the impost.
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There is a school not far from here whose teams go by the name of the Wooden Shoes.  I understand they are mostly Dutch in heritage.
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Umm.. this doesn't make a lot of sense, unless you're just insulting Belgium in a not very interesting way...? If not, here's some basic info.\n\nBelgium's a European country east of France, west of Germany, and south of The Netherlands. I think Luxembourg (that very small country) is really close to it.\n\nBelgium is kinda French influenced but her people have a strong sense of national pride and don't like to be treated like France's little cousin. They're particularly famous for excellent chocolate! That's all most people know about Belgium, I guess.
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Kaiserslautern\nAustralia!!\nOi! Oi! Oi!
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It sounds exactly like the emblems on the old German Bases I saw while stationed in Germany.  The base I was on was in Bad Tloz, Germany.  It was once used for training the NAZI SS soldiers.  Today the swatztikas have been removed but they were still there in the early 90s.  Every building had an "eagle with a swatztika on the body" looking over the main entrance.  It sounds just like them.  The pin you describe sounds like a dead on match.
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Wir sind zum gegangen“ Dom“, wo Herr. Soman wartete auf uns. Mit ihm sind wir gegangen, die besonderen Orte um das“ Dom“ Er hat erklärt uns die Geschichte von der Kirche zu sehen, und auch von der Legende. Es handelte vom Teufel, der ein Abkommen mit dem Architekten gemacht hat. Wir haben auch ungefähr Alexander das Große kennengelernt. Wir sind in die Kirche gegangen, wo wir auf einige candels erleichtert haben. Er hat auch uns um den Barbarosaleuchter erklärt. Nachdem dieser der ganz classgroups zusammengekommen ist, beenden Sie wir haben gemacht einen Spaziergang um die Quellen. Wir sind dann zum „Elisenbrunnen“ es gab zwei Quellen gekommen, die aus warmem Wasser gespritzt haben, das sehr übel riechend war. Und es gab diesen Burschen der nur betrunken jenes Wasser auf mit seiner Tasse.  I HOPE IT'S RIGHT GOOD LUCK!
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Germany! German Pride! xD
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Dunno, what's Nordendorf near?  We flew into Frankfurt, and that's about 1 1/2 hours from Ramstein.
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It is teutonic in derivation and means 'a place where all the trees have been removed' - do you mean Stanley Royd, as in Wakefield, btw....
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This was Munich but I do not understand your question
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who knows maybe,maybe not! but anyways FORTZA STEAUA!\n~peace allz~
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It's from the German, via Norman\n\nA version of Wilhelm\nHence, Strong/Determined Helmet.
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http://www.galopp-sport.de/dvrWebApp/htdocs/index.jsp - I don't know German but I was directed to this site as its for a racetrack in Germany.
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I am pretty sure it's "Moose lem" or "Muzz lem". "Moz lem" is for the Germanic tribe that invaded Europe. My teacher's said that it can be Mooselem or Muzzlem.
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I have no clue what that is. Please, enlighten me. It has an interesting name.