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Beginning of German Geograph- ical expansion Standard German Hebrew influences Loss of inflection Normal word order. ther than others . The situation at the end of the 19th cen- tury was as indicated in Figure 2. Line 2 , maken / machen ...
Beginning of German Geograph- ical expansion Standard German Hebrew influences Loss of inflection Normal word order. ther than others . The situation at the end of the 19th cen- tury was as indicated in Figure 2. Line 2 , maken / machen ...
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... German written language began to devel- op , though it never reached full growth and probably had little influence on everyday speech . In the south the dia- lects that had arisen in the recently settled East Middle German area were ...
... German written language began to devel- op , though it never reached full growth and probably had little influence on everyday speech . In the south the dia- lects that had arisen in the recently settled East Middle German area were ...
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... German life in The Germans ( 1971 ) . A trenchant critique of German democracy , marred by its neglect of accomplished political fact , is notable for the repu- tation of its author , the philosopher - theologian KARL JASPERS , in Wohin ...
... German life in The Germans ( 1971 ) . A trenchant critique of German democracy , marred by its neglect of accomplished political fact , is notable for the repu- tation of its author , the philosopher - theologian KARL JASPERS , in Wohin ...
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