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Page 747
... German harbors , canals , and rivers ; broken bridges blocked her railroads and highways . Most of her big cities were 60 to 90 percent destroyed . * Of the country's 10,600,000 houses and apart- ments , almost half were uninhabitable ...
... German harbors , canals , and rivers ; broken bridges blocked her railroads and highways . Most of her big cities were 60 to 90 percent destroyed . * Of the country's 10,600,000 houses and apart- ments , almost half were uninhabitable ...
Page 750
... German is an easy language for Americans . Much of the basic vocabulary is similar . It is not hard to pick up a crude German that will get you by . But to speak it properly is something else again . For the German language has one ...
... German is an easy language for Americans . Much of the basic vocabulary is similar . It is not hard to pick up a crude German that will get you by . But to speak it properly is something else again . For the German language has one ...
Page 874
... Germans have moved into West Germany from the east . The influx of refugees and expellees has swelled the population of West German cities and has added at least one new name to the map . This is the town of Neugablonz ( New Gablonz ) ...
... Germans have moved into West Germany from the east . The influx of refugees and expellees has swelled the population of West German cities and has added at least one new name to the map . This is the town of Neugablonz ( New Gablonz ) ...
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A TROPICAL BIT OF FRANCE 255 | vi |
FIRST CROSSINGS OF THE ENDS OF THE EARTH | 1 |
THE ARCTIC AS A SEA ROUTE OF THE FUTURE | 21 |
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