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Most likely kph, correct me if I'm wrong but, most of the world except USA and Great Britain uses kph.

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Yes, infect it is a very large sport. It is, after all, the fastest growing sport.

The distance from Frankfurt to Garmisch Partenkirchen is 211.8 miles (340.8 km)

yes

482 miles.

Schilling was the Austrian currency before they get the Euro

Hamburg (with about 1.7 million inhabitants) is the second largest city in Germany after Berlin.

sink allied supply ships to England

bye plane it is about 1 hour

The driving distance from Tubingen, Germany to Munich, Germany is 147 miles / 237 km.

it depends if you have a double glazed or heated front windshield then its perfectly legal however if the thickness of the glass falls below 13mm or cannot with stand 10N per cm^2 per tonne then you will if stoped be first pointlessly questioned about whether you have another windscreen on you or not, as obviously you would have changed it, and then detained for dangerous driving.

however this is all asuming that the crack doesn't impeed on you sightlines thus hindering your vision. this will be assesed by the german police who are infact know world wide for being so pedantic about the quality of the cars exterior parts. However if you are driving a volkswagon beetle then the will assume that the measurements are correct and send you on your way

gaz price: 40.97 EUR Time04h22 --- 03h15 on highwaysDistance447 km --> 369 km highway

Reichsmarks of course can't be exchanged for modern currency, but some can be valuable as collectors' items. Please post a new, separate question with more information - are these coins or bills? What date?

The current (May 2013) scrap weight of 10K gold is $18.56 a gram. The price fluctuates daily, and sometimes depends on the appearance of the piece.

A stamp from Germany.

Only members of the Commonwealth of Nations can participate in the Commonwealth Games. South Africa is a member of the Commonwealth. France and Germany are not.

The distance is approximately 462 km or 287 miles.

Seat is from Spain. Their head office is near Barcelona.

But since 1986 it belongs to the Volkswagen Group, which is German.

To reduce the amount of trash going into landfills, to reduce the amount of raw materials that are being used up, and b/c there's less energy used in recycling stuff than it is in starting from scratch.

As of 07/2008, sammler.com, a major German coinage site, lists values as:

> average condition - about $35

> moderately worn - $55

> uncirculated - $100

Very definitely. Germany has been one of the leaders in support of a single European currency. It replaced its prior Deutschmark currency in 2002.

There's a picture at the Related Link.

In the 1990s the 10 DM note was redesigned with an image of mathematician Karl Gauß (Gauss, in English).

'Rudesheimer ' is the answer required in the Saturday may 2 times2 crossword at 56 across.

no, in Gothenburg Sweden