"allgemeine" is German for "general"
As a general rule names are not translated, so it's just Alina. There is no German equivalent
As a general rule names are not translated, so it stays Susan. The German equivalent is Susanne.
In general I would say a mastiff.
In general you say "Herr." This is pronounced about like English "Hair", not like English "Her".
Like in English - Brooklyn. In general, there are no special german words for cities in english speaking countries.
You say "Gangster" actually (same as in English). "Verbrecher" is also possible, but this is more general and means "criminal."
In German, there are two verbs typically used for "do". In general and formal situations, "machen" is used. In informal situations, "tun" can also be used.
If referring to American gangsters, you would say "(der) Gangster." If referring to German gangsters, you might say something general like "(der) Verbrecher" or something specific to the organized crime group, e.g. "(der) Mafioso."
General German Workers' Association was created in 1863.
General German Workers' Association ended in 1875.
General Ludwig Beck was the first German general to plot the assassination of Hitler.
How do you say "War" In german? Answer: "Krieg"