German chancellor Helmut
German chancellor Merkel
German chancellor who won a Nobel Peace Prize
German chancellor, 1871 90
German chancellor, 1969-'74
German chancellor, 1982-'98
German chancellor, 1998-2005
German chap heard
GERMAN cheese
GERMAN chemical complex
German chemical giant
GERMAN chemical industrial district
German chemist noted for work on synthetic sugars and the purines
German chemist Otto
German chemist who was co-discoverer with Lise Meitner of nuclear fission
GERMAN chief minister of State
GERMAN chieftain
GERMAN child
German children
German chocolate brand
GERMAN choir conductor
GERMAN circus, famed
German city
GERMAN city famed as the town of the Pied Piper legend
German city hidden in "United States Senate"
German city in the Ruhr
German city in the Ruhr Valley
German city known for its china
German city near the Belgian border
German City needs some brickes sent
German city north of Cologne
German City of Beethoven's birth
German city on a canal of the same name
German city on the Baltic
German city on the Danube
German city on the Elbe
German city on the Lippe
German city on the Rhein
German city on the Rhine
German city on the Ruhr
German city on the Weser
German city rebuilt after W.W. II
German city south of Leipzig
German city starting with z crossword
German city state
German city that was once part of Prussia
german city the beatles took up residency in the early 60s
German city where Beck's beer is brewed
German city where Charlemagne was buried
German city where Einstein was born
German city where Wagner was born
German city whose name means "to eat"
German city with a double letter
German city with a harbor
GERMAN city, ancient
German city, once a capital
German city, to Germans
GERMAN city/town
German civilization
German classical songs
German clothing retailer
GERMAN club
German coal area
German coal city
German coal city, once
German coal district
German coal region
German coal valley
GERMAN coal-mining district
German coal-producing region
GERMAN cockroach-carried disease
GERMAN coin
GERMAN coin-alloy
GERMAN coin, old
GERMAN coins, small (hist.)
GERMAN collection point (WWII)
German Cologne
GERMAN comb
German commander
German commander, WW II
German communications center in W.W. II
German company whose name is Latin for "listen"
German compass point
German complaint
German composer
German composer (1810 56)
German composer Carl
German composer Carl Maria von ___
German composer for whom a crater on Mercury is named
German composer Franz
German composer Humperdinck
German composer of "Tristan und Isolde"
German composer of instrumental music
German composer who developed the romantic style of both lyrical and classical music
German composer with a palindromic name
German composer, conductor, pianist, organist, and academic teacher
German composer, d. 1883
German composer's ardent fan?
GERMAN computer manufacturing region
GERMAN concentration camp (WWII)
GERMAN concentration camp for women (WWII)
GERMAN conductor
German conductor and composer of romantic operas
German conductor Klemperer
German conjunction
German Conjunction Cartesian
German connection
German connector
German consent
GERMAN conservatory
GERMAN copper coins, small (hist.)
GERMAN copper-coated coin
GERMAN corps ranking above SA, elite
German count
German count palatine
German count start
German count starter
German court great
German courtesy title
German craft
German cries
GERMAN cross
German Crowd
German crowd?
GERMAN crown
German cry
German cry of dismay
German cry of pain
German cue Alas, in Augsburg Info
German cue Article of Cologne Info
German cue City near Bonn Info
German cue denial Dresden Info
German cue denial Düsseldorf Info
German cue exclamation Essen Info
German cue First in Frankfurt Info
German cue Never, in Nuremberg Info
German cue Never, in Nürnberg Info
German cue river Munich Info
German cue trio Info
GERMAN cultural center/centre
GERMAN currency
German Dada artist
German Dada artist Max
German Dadaist Early
German Dadaist Hannah
German dadaist Max
GERMAN dam
German dance
GERMAN decorators, family of
GERMAN Democratic Republic
German denial
German dessert
German dessert, American-style
German diacritical
German diacritical mark
German dialect widely used by European Jews before the Holocaust
German dictator
German digit
German Direction
German dish
German dissent
German dissents
GERMAN district
German diver
GERMAN diviner
GERMAN dog
GERMAN dollar
GERMAN dram of liquor
German dramatist
GERMAN dripping
German duchy
GERMAN duchy, former
German duelling sword
GERMAN dynasty
German east
GERMAN educational center/centre
GERMAN EGG
GERMAN electorate, former
GERMAN Electors Palatine, seat of the
German electrical pioneer
German electricity-producing city
GERMAN emperor
GERMAN empire
GERMAN Empire frontier region against the Slavs
GERMAN Empire outpost
GERMAN Empire, eastern mark of the
GERMAN Empire, former country of the
GERMAN Empire, Ostmark of the
German encryption machine
German engineer who built the first petrol-engine car
German engineer who designed the Volkswagen Beetle
German engineer/inventor
GERMAN engineering center/centre
German engraver Albrecht
GERMAN entertainment quarter
GERMAN epic (13th c.)
german equivalent of john
GERMAN ethylene-producing town
german ex chancellor merkel
German ex-chancellor
German examination
German exclamation
German Exclamation Beatnik
German exclamations
German expletive
GERMAN exploratory ship (1925-27)
German exponent of surrealism Max ___
German export
German exports
German Expressionist Dix
German Expressionist Otto
German expressionist painter Dix (1891-1969)
German expressway
German fairy
GERMAN family
German family member
German family-owned discount market
German fascists
GERMAN fascists (WW II)
German federal police agency
GERMAN Federal Republic
German field marshal noted for brilliant generalship in North Africa during World War II
GERMAN field surgeon (word for)
german film award
German finale
GERMAN financial center/centre
GERMAN fishing port
German flower
German flying bomb of Second World War
German folk song
GERMAN folklore spirit
German for 'east'
German for 'everyone'
German for 'never'
German for 'three'
German for 'you'
German for "armor"
German for "first"
German for "mister"
German for "one"
German for 30-Across
German for 60-Down
German for Bavaria
german for life
german for mountain
German for one
GERMAN for time
GERMAN forest
German former tennis player
GERMAN fortress