Moreover, German politicians rarely heed the advice of German economists.

The Germans are deeply conflicted.

The Germans have now almost run out of alternatives.

Britons top the list, followed by Germans and the French.

Some Germans hosted refugees in their homes.

China s leaders will make their choices, as will German voters.

At that time the war with Germans was approaching.

At first I was really shy about speaking with the Germans.

Only the German electorate is qualified to decide.

Yet Germans, too, are unable to suppress such feelings.

Wages rose rapidly and most Germans experienced growing prosperity.

German prisoners were still being held in Russia as late as 1924.

Germans refer to this solution as a Schuldenbremse (debt brake).

It is true that Germans are incensed about bailing out Greece.

Even the Germans play the passing game with flair and imagination.

The members of the confederation were German princes ( Fürsten ) from the Holy Roman Empire.

Pro Nazi Ferenc Szálasi was made Prime Minister by the Germans.

Many investors echo Soros.

In 2001, 72 of institutional investors and 74 of individual investors chose increase. By May 2007, only 48 of institutional investors and 59 of individual investors chose increase.

This is how the ad ran throughout the world Germany made one slight change in the ad.

Its fear of wayward monetary policy is not.

German taxpayers have paid dearly for German banks mistakes.

War weary Germans began to demand the Kaiser s abdication.

The Germans, it seems, will do everything except what is needed.

For starters, Germans are convinced that they have weathered the crisis extraordinarily well.

The Germans should remember the reparations fiasco of the 1920 s.

Finally, Spaniards could borrow excess German savings and increase consumption and investment.

This did not go down well, particularly with the Germans.

Initially the Germans were successful, particularly in the Battle of the Frontiers (14 24 August).

The Germans sold some of their captured horses at auction.

Currently, new investors' interest is picking up, and some investors established before 1998 have dramatically increased capacity.

A TMG official reassures investors

All attempts at modifying the arrangement stopped short of what was needed a political settlement between Germans and Slavs like that between Germans and Magyars.

In the past, the Germans brushed these arguments aside, but now they are a little more receptive.

I know that many Germans are uncomfortable with this.

When the Maastricht Treaty was negotiated, the Germans considered this provision an important concession.

Many Germans, in particular, are in denial that the cyclical upturn may be coming to an end.

In the beginning of the 13th century, large parts of today's Latvia were ruled by Germans.

In early March 1945, the Germans launched the Lake Balaton Offensive with support from the Hungarians.

Some pro fascist Hungarians like Szálasi retreated with the Germans into Austria and Czechoslovakia.

Three illusions are responsible for the German public s growing aversion to European integration and for many Germans failure to understand that Germany has the most to lose from the euro s collapse.

The Soviet Union had to temporarily give up the territorial gains it made in 1939 due to the German invasion of the Soviet Union, but permanently re annexed them after winning them back in mid 1944.

The same, incidentally, applies to France, except that the French, unlike the Germans, find it difficult to transfer political sovereignty, whereas for us Germans, it is all about the money.

And it will not reassure consumers or investors.

This should give confidence to investors.