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Portrait of Emperor Otto II., with the symbols of the four parts of his Empire from the Registrum Gr

parasoli:yasmeen ghauri by dominique issermann for elle germany,june 1993.

Bette Franke Vogue Germany February 2009

Bone inlaid wheel-lock pistol, Nuremberg, Germany, circa 1570from Hermann Historica

Kurt Hielscher - Luther’s Room, Wartburg (1925).From May 1521 to March 1522, Martin Luther stayed at

Detail from the monument of Margaret of Brabant,Queen of Germany and later Holy Roman Empress by Gio

Gerd Grimm, drawings „Teenagers“, 1967. Germany. Via magazines.iaddb.org

Tanja Vetter (German, b. 1973, Pforzheim, Germany) - Rest Area, 2014   Paintings: Tempera on Paper o

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Michelle Monaghan photographed by Robert Wunsch  for GQ Germany Magazine (March, 2017)

gruene-teufel:mapsontheweb:Languages young Europeans want to learn.Germany tried to help all those E

Germany is not the only one with whom Prussia drinks! Russia https://www.instagram.com/asamiryuichi/

Somewhere in timePhoto of Katlin Aas by Giampaolo Sgura for Vogue Germany

Günther Kieser, cover artwork for J.B. Lenoir Alabama Blues, 1966. CBS Germany. Via magazines.iaddb

peashooter85:Boar or Bear Spear of the Prince Elector of Saxony and his Entourage, Germany, circa 16

jinxproof:Audrey MarnayElle Germany (September 1997)Thierry Le Gouès

Michael Kunze aka Sky in Motion (German, based Moers, Germany) - Heart Shaped Lenticular Cloud (Moun

Sword with bone hilt and medallion pommel crafted by Hans Schwartz, Germany, early 17th century.from

redlipstickresurrected:Katrin Koenning (German, b. 1979, Ruhrgebiet, Germany, based Melbourne, Austr

Ultimate Reality, Igel, Germany, 12.2020

angiekerber:Naomi Osaka of Japan shakes hands with Angelique Kerber of Germany after their women’s s

redlipstickresurrected:Laurenz Berges (German, b. 1966, Cloppenburg, Lower Saxony, Germany) - 1: Cha

Herbert Hirche, nightstand, late 1950s. Teak, formica, steel. Made by Holzäpfel, Germany. Via okay a

Passionsaltar or Wildungen-Altar by Conrad von Soest, 1403

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