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In English: hinn-dun-berg In German: Heent-en-berk
Siegfried Line. It was called the Hindenburg Line by the Allies. Siegfried Line. It was called the Hindenburg Line by the Allies.
The Hindenburg disaster was the crash of a German zeppelin in 1937 CE. It launched the news industry and ended air travel for several years.
The German president, Paul von Hindenburg, detested Hitler and referred to him disparagingly as "der böhmische Gefreite" (the Bohemian corporal).
'hilter was voted by the people of Germany' is correct but rather vague,President Hindenburg made him chancellor after telling Hitler just weeks before 'how will i answer to god if i make you chancellor'. Hindenburg did this out of the German benefit and Hitler was voted positively. Hindenburg did not want this but the German people did, and Hindenburg couldn't refuse otherwise he would have looked like a terrible president.Expanded:President Paul von Hindenburg appointed Adolf Hitler chancellor after much hesitation (due to the fact that Hindenberg simply didn't like Adolf Hitler, or the Nazis. He ran for President under no party, but leaned toward the conservative side). In the end it came down to the threat of communism, and Hindenburg feared that the Nazis were the only party strong enough to protect Germany's middle class. - j
The Hindenburg was German. It crashed in Lakehurst, New Jersey, USA.
Hindenburg
One word answer: YES
Yes, "Hindenburg" should be capitalized as it is a proper noun referring to the German airship LZ 129 Hindenburg.
President Hindenburg
Answer: President Hindenburg
In English: hinn-dun-berg In German: Heent-en-berk
Siegfried Line. It was called the Hindenburg Line by the Allies. Siegfried Line. It was called the Hindenburg Line by the Allies.
The Hindenburg disaster was the crash of a German zeppelin in 1937 CE. It launched the news industry and ended air travel for several years.
Erich LudendorffPaul von Hindenburg
No, "Hindenburg" is not a pronoun. It is a proper noun referring to the German airship LZ 129, which famously caught fire in 1937. Pronouns are words that can take the place of nouns, like "he," "she," or "it."
The German president, Paul von Hindenburg, detested Hitler and referred to him disparagingly as "der böhmische Gefreite" (the Bohemian corporal).