"Geoinformationssysteme," "Geographische Informationssysteme," or "Räumliche Informationssysteme" may be German equivalents of "geographic information system."
it means geography in German
Geography = GeografieGeography class in school is called Erdkunde (literally translated = earth-lore).
Geographie (f)orErdkunde (f)
Hello and Goodbye World geography can be translated as Hallo und auf Wiedersehen Weltgeographie.
It's Geographie or Geografie. [geograf'i]Although Geografie is correct, it is of Greek origin. The German word is Erdkunde
Gerhard Hard has written: 'Inhaltsanalyse geographiedidaktischer Texte' -- subject(s): Geography, Study and teaching 'Die \\' -- subject(s): Geography, German language, Landschaft (The word), Semantics, Terminology 'Zur Mandartgeographie: Ergebnisse, Methoden, Perspektiven' -- subject(s): Dialects, German language
The German army was eventually defeated in Russia because of the cold climate.
Not an expert on German geography here, but I think it changes from flat land (Ruhr River valley) to Black Forest (Bavaria) to alpine (Tyrolia). Hopefully a German contributor can improve this answer.
There are a variety of famous Germany landforms. Some of these include the North European Plain, the North Sea coastline, and the Harz Mountains.
Not Jewish for sure. So he is probably German or from one of the surrounding countries
Geography influenced World War 2 by shaping military strategies and operations. For example, the vastness of the Soviet Union provided space for the Red Army to retreat and regroup against German forces. Similarly, the English Channel acted as a natural barrier that helped protect Britain from invasion by Nazi Germany. Geography also influenced the outcome of battles, such as the harsh winter in Russia which played a significant role in halting German advances.
The other geography is called Human Geography, the study of humans and their interaction with the land. It includes the subcategory of cultural geography. Human geography is also called Social geography.