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from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- A city of northeast Germany on an inlet of the Baltic Sea opposite Rügen Island. Chartered in 1234, it was a leading member of the Hanseatic League and changed hands many times before it passed to Prussia in 1815.
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Princess Mary of Denmark and her husband Prince Frederik arrived in Stralsund, Germany for a two-day visit to the northern part of the country on ...
Princess Mary Covers Baby Bump, Plays With Adorable Penguins In Germany (PHOTOS) Hilary Moss 2010
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Princess Mary of Denmark and her husband Prince Frederik arrived in Stralsund, Germany for a two-day visit to the northern part of the country on Monday.
Princess Mary Covers Baby Bump, Plays With Adorable Penguins In Germany (PHOTOS) Hilary Moss 2010
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Princess Mary of Denmark and her husband Prince Frederik arrived in Stralsund, Germany for a two-day visit to the northern part of the country on Monday.
Princess Mary Covers Baby Bump, Plays With Adorable Penguins In Germany (PHOTOS) The Huffington Post News Team 2010
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It was exactly as it had happened in Stralsund, only ever so much worse.
Blood Lite II: Overbite Kevin J. Anderson 2010
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Herr Kahler, a stooped and balding man who limped around Stralsund in a black leather jacket studded with Polizei and ABBA patches, leaned over Vanpirs and said, Eh, what?
Blood Lite II: Overbite Kevin J. Anderson 2010
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Note 1: The Germans sent a small number of American seamen to Rastatt and Villingen, and a few U.S. naval officers to Stralsund and Villingen.
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His conduct of the siege of Stralsund which followed was equally skilful, and the great results of the war to Prussia were largely to be attributed to his leadership in the campaign.
The Old Dessauer Der Alte Fritz 2008
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The president's host, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, started a serious ball rolling at this news conference in the 13th-century town hall on the cobblestone square of Stralsund.
Hullabaloo 2006
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I understand I may have the honour of slicing the pig, Bush told Merkel at the outset of their joint news conference in Stralsund, north of Berlin.
Think Progress » President Bush is “ticked off big-time” 2006
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This is Stralsund, Germany, where the German minister and President Bush are now starting their news conference.
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