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Strausberg

Strausberg

Town in Brandenburg, Germany.

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    German darts player (born 1996).

    46%

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    Land warfare branch of Germany.

    13%

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    Armed forces of East Germany (1956–1990).

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    East German cosmonaut, 1st German in space (1937–2019).

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    1950s proto-army of East Germany.

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    Family name.

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    East German government body responsible for military and national defense affairs.

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    German military officer (1893–1986).

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