German chancellor ___ von Bismarck | 34 |
German chancellor, 1969-'74 | 31 |
German chancellor, 1969-74 | 26 |
German chancellor, 1982-'98 | 31 |
German chancellor, 1998-2005 | 28 |
German cheer | 12 |
German cheese | 13 |
German chemist | 14 |
German chemist Otto | 19 |
German chest | 12 |
German child's hero | 23 |
German children | 15 |
German children's author Michael | 36 |
German china city | 17 |
German chocolate brand | 22 |
German city | 11 |
German city comes across with top grades | 40 |
German city famous for fairs | 28 |
German city near the Belgian border | 35 |
German city north of Cologne | 28 |
German city noted for trials | 28 |
German City of Beethoven's birth | 36 |
German city on a canal of the same name | 39 |
German city on the Baltic | 25 |
German city on the Danube | 25 |
German city on the Elbe | 23 |
German city on the Lippe | 24 |
German city on the Neckar | 25 |
German city on the Rhein | 24 |
German city on the Rhine | 24 |
German city on the Ruhr | 23 |
German city rebuilt after W.W. II | 33 |
German city that was once part of Prussia | 41 |
German city that was the 2010 European Capital of Culture | 57 |
German city where Beck's beer is brewed | 43 |
German city where Einstein was born | 35 |
German city where Napoleon defeated the Prussians | 49 |
German city where the Danube meets the Inn | 42 |
German city which hosts the second-largest Oktoberfest | 54 |
German city whose name means "to eat" | 47 |
German city with a harbor | 25 |
German city with the tallest steeple in the world | 49 |
German city with the world's highest church steeple | 55 |
German city, once a capital | 27 |
German city, to Germans | 23 |
German classical songs | 22 |
German coal area | 16 |
German coal basin | 17 |
German coal city | 16 |
German coal region | 18 |
German coal valley | 18 |
German coal-producing region | 28 |
German coffeecake that became the state dessert of South Dakota in 2000 | 71 |
German coin | 11 |
German coin, before adopting the euro | 37 |
German coins: Abbr. | 19 |
German commander at the invasion of Normandy | 44 |
German commander: W.W. II | 25 |
German communications center in W.W. II | 39 |
German compass point | 20 |
German composer | 15 |
German composer (1685-1750) | 27 |
German composer Carl | 20 |
German composer Carl Maria von ___ | 34 |
German composer for whom a crater on Mercury is named | 53 |
German composer Franz | 21 |
German composer Joseph | 22 |
German composer Joseph ___ | 26 |
German composer Louis and family | 32 |
German composer Robert | 22 |
German composer whose operas influenced Wagner | 46 |
German composer with a palindromic name | 39 |
German composer's ardent fan? | 33 |
German composer: 1786–1826 | 33 |
German composer: 1819-85 | 24 |
German composer: 1840–76 | 31 |
German composer: 1895-1982 | 26 |
German conductor Foss | 21 |
German conductor Klemperer | 26 |
German conger | 13 |
German conjunction | 18 |
German connection | 17 |
German connection? | 18 |
German connective | 17 |
German connector | 16 |
German cooler | 13 |
German count | 12 |
German count and family | 23 |
German count of bottles under the kitchen sink? | 47 |
German count start | 18 |
German count starter | 20 |
German couple? | 14 |
German court | 12 |
German courtesy title | 21 |
German craft | 12 |
German craft of W. W. II | 24 |
German cries | 12 |
German cries of disgust | 23 |
German crowd? | 13 |
German cry | 10 |