…es. Contains breed standard and uses. Located in Bavaria, Germany. (Danish, Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Swedish)…

Multi-lingual tour guides. Offering tours throughout the Northern Territory in Japanese, Italian, Spanish, German and French.

A community of 36,000 in southern Germany, plans to build its entire IT infrastructure on the open source Linux operating system, replacing Windows.

Producing and training German Shepherd Dogs. K-9 training for search and rescue, police, guard, narcotics, bomb, and family pets. Also, features champion line of Maine Coon cats.

Translation in German, French and English.

The homepage of the German Borg Squad.

Forum for members of the United Schutzhund Clubs of America focusing on all issues pertinent to the organization and the German Shepherd Dog.

Germany. International trading house for raw cotton, cotton linters, and waste from man-made fibers. Arbitration services, cotton seminars and laboratory testing of raw cotton. Two weekly trade reports. Links to spot prices and futures, events and the uses of the cot…

Official site. Includes biography, short interview, filmography, fan club information, photographs, news, interactive guestbook, forum and chat, and contacts. [English and German.]

…able for Windows, Linux, FreeBSD and Solaris in English and German.…

Biography, lyrics, tour dates, picture galleries, message board, articles, discography, and links.

Specializes in waterfront properties. Listings with photos, area information, and contact details. Site in English and German.

(In English and German)

German artist. Works include kinetic art, installation, projection, object art and mixed media.

Offers negotiation workshops in English, German, Spanish, French and Portuguese.

Italian, English, Arabian, French, German, Spanish, Brasilian, Portuguese and Latin proverbs about horses.

Queen of Hungary and Bohemia, Archduchess of Austria, Roman-German Empress, born 1717; died 1780.

Brief biographies of Philipp Nicolai, Johann Heermann, Paul Gerhardt, and Joachim Neander.

German physicist, born at Mannheim, 26 September, 1809; died at Munich, 24 December, 1884.

…ltural, economic, and social aspects of Japan and Japanese-German relations through doctoral fellowships, cooperative work, and its library.…