What are some wise moves that austria-hungary could have made or did make during WW1?
Q. My class is doing a World War 1 simulation and I am the general for Austria-Hungary. I was wondering what some wise moves to make would be. Its 1916, and i have already lost Galacia (the northeast corner of my country) to the Russians. Serbia and i have a fragile agreement going on currently.
Asked by Brie - Fri Apr 17 21:34:38 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. stay out of the eastern front. there were heavy causalities. try to stay on good terms with the czechs
Answered by txbeachgirl76 - Fri Apr 17 21:42:07 2009
Q. My class is doing a World War 1 simulation and I am the general for Austria-Hungary. I was wondering what some wise moves to make would be. Its 1916, and i have already lost Galacia (the northeast corner of my country) to the Russians. Serbia and i have a fragile agreement going on currently.
Asked by Brie - Fri Apr 17 21:34:38 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. stay out of the eastern front. there were heavy causalities. try to stay on good terms with the czechs
Answered by txbeachgirl76 - Fri Apr 17 21:42:07 2009
What is involved in importing a car to Austria from the US?
Q. I need information on importing a car to Austria from the US. The car is a 2003 BMW 330i. What tariffs, mods to the car, and other fees are associated? An approximate cost would be great. Thanks. Austria, NOT Australia. Because I don't want to buy a new car right now.
Asked by thellurider - Sat Mar 22 02:40:12 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Why ? the European model will be much better..or do you just want left hand drive? Probably $10K-$15K US or $7K -$11K EU
Answered by Joey H - Sat Mar 22 02:46:35 2008
Q. I need information on importing a car to Austria from the US. The car is a 2003 BMW 330i. What tariffs, mods to the car, and other fees are associated? An approximate cost would be great. Thanks. Austria, NOT Australia. Because I don't want to buy a new car right now.
Asked by thellurider - Sat Mar 22 02:40:12 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Why ? the European model will be much better..or do you just want left hand drive? Probably $10K-$15K US or $7K -$11K EU
Answered by Joey H - Sat Mar 22 02:46:35 2008
What is the snow on the slopes like in austria in decmeber?
Q. were going to austria this year and just before christmas. is the snow any good?
Asked by Cleo - Thu Aug 27 14:58:49 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi Cleo! My name is Vanessa and I live in Lower Austria, it is in the east of Austria. I went two times skiing with my class in the mountains and I can tell you, snow there is great. You can burry yourself into it so much is it and it is great for wintersport, very smooth! The village I live in is four hours or something away from the alps but we have a lot of snow here. At christmas everything is white, but also cold and wet^^ Hope I could help you, if you need any information feel free to ask me =)
Answered by unknown - Thu Aug 27 17:03:28 2009
Q. were going to austria this year and just before christmas. is the snow any good?
Asked by Cleo - Thu Aug 27 14:58:49 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi Cleo! My name is Vanessa and I live in Lower Austria, it is in the east of Austria. I went two times skiing with my class in the mountains and I can tell you, snow there is great. You can burry yourself into it so much is it and it is great for wintersport, very smooth! The village I live in is four hours or something away from the alps but we have a lot of snow here. At christmas everything is white, but also cold and wet^^ Hope I could help you, if you need any information feel free to ask me =)
Answered by unknown - Thu Aug 27 17:03:28 2009
What is the name of the garden in Austria which contains a load of hidden pranks around the garden?
Q. I went to Austria as a child (must be about 10 years back now) and we visited a garden, which, if my memory is correct was designed and built for a Prince. The only thing I can remember of it is that it had an outdoor table/chair set which squirted water at you when you sat down. Does anyone know the name of this place? I'm sorry I have no idea where in Austria this was.
Asked by LetBatmanSparkle! - Sun May 31 18:59:05 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I agree with amphitry. It's Hellbrunn Palace in Salzburg with it's famous park (garden). Have a look at their website: Regards from Austria
Answered by Martin S - Thu Jun 4 04:09:36 2009
Q. I went to Austria as a child (must be about 10 years back now) and we visited a garden, which, if my memory is correct was designed and built for a Prince. The only thing I can remember of it is that it had an outdoor table/chair set which squirted water at you when you sat down. Does anyone know the name of this place? I'm sorry I have no idea where in Austria this was.
Asked by LetBatmanSparkle! - Sun May 31 18:59:05 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I agree with amphitry. It's Hellbrunn Palace in Salzburg with it's famous park (garden). Have a look at their website: Regards from Austria
Answered by Martin S - Thu Jun 4 04:09:36 2009
Do i need another visa for Austria other than the german one?
Q. I'm going from Dubai to Berlin, and planning to Visit Austria. 1. Can i access Austria with my german visa? 2. If yes, Can i go home to dubai from Austria Airport?
Asked by Hot Pink - Thu Jun 25 15:55:17 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. From my knowledge, both Austria and Germany are in the Schengen zone, so you just need the visa for that. And yes, you can go home from wherever in the Schengen zone you like, provided you have the Schengen visa.
Answered by unknown - Thu Jun 25 16:04:52 2009
Q. I'm going from Dubai to Berlin, and planning to Visit Austria. 1. Can i access Austria with my german visa? 2. If yes, Can i go home to dubai from Austria Airport?
Asked by Hot Pink - Thu Jun 25 15:55:17 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. From my knowledge, both Austria and Germany are in the Schengen zone, so you just need the visa for that. And yes, you can go home from wherever in the Schengen zone you like, provided you have the Schengen visa.
Answered by unknown - Thu Jun 25 16:04:52 2009
What is the company regulations body in Austria?
Q. I'm trying to find information on an Austrian-based company, and since it's a private company, it is not listed in any of the exchange boards. Is there a government body that regulates or keeps records of all private registered companies in Austria? This is very important. Thank you so much for helping!
Asked by sapphire - Fri Dec 5 05:19:06 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can obtain information on this website
Answered by jwishz - Fri Dec 5 13:37:41 2008
Q. I'm trying to find information on an Austrian-based company, and since it's a private company, it is not listed in any of the exchange boards. Is there a government body that regulates or keeps records of all private registered companies in Austria? This is very important. Thank you so much for helping!
Asked by sapphire - Fri Dec 5 05:19:06 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can obtain information on this website
Answered by jwishz - Fri Dec 5 13:37:41 2008
Can anybody propose a plan to visit Austria+We want an apartment in ZELL AM SEE and Salzburg?
Q. Can anybody propose a plan to visit Austria in 18 days I don t want to go to museum, I want to have fun We want an apartment in zell am see and Salzburg. Is there a cheap and clean apartment?
Asked by PINK_punk - Mon Jun 23 19:17:36 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hi, You should absoultely visit Vienna (trains from Salzburg operate every hour) - look at www.vienna.info for information about what to see and what to do (i think it will be easier as I don't know in what you're interested in) When you are in Salzburg you can take the "the sound of music tour" and visit Mozart's birthplace and the "Wasserspiele" in Hellbrunn - look at for more detailed information Look at for accomodation in Salzburg - you can specify the maximum you want to spend and the type of accomodation For accomodation in Zell am See and activities look at (sorry - this site is only available in german) here is another english site: if you have any further questions feel free to contact me! greets from austria, ines
Answered by nes - Tue Jun 24 07:41:39 2008
Q. Can anybody propose a plan to visit Austria in 18 days I don t want to go to museum, I want to have fun We want an apartment in zell am see and Salzburg. Is there a cheap and clean apartment?
Asked by PINK_punk - Mon Jun 23 19:17:36 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hi, You should absoultely visit Vienna (trains from Salzburg operate every hour) - look at www.vienna.info for information about what to see and what to do (i think it will be easier as I don't know in what you're interested in) When you are in Salzburg you can take the "the sound of music tour" and visit Mozart's birthplace and the "Wasserspiele" in Hellbrunn - look at for more detailed information Look at for accomodation in Salzburg - you can specify the maximum you want to spend and the type of accomodation For accomodation in Zell am See and activities look at (sorry - this site is only available in german) here is another english site: if you have any further questions feel free to contact me! greets from austria, ines
Answered by nes - Tue Jun 24 07:41:39 2008
What is the normal temperature in Austria during last week of July?
Q. Hello i basically need some Austrians replying to this qtn if possible...im travelling for a one week holiday to Austria and would like to know how the temperature would be like during the last week of July? travelling to innsbruck/salzburg & munich in Germany...anyone?
Asked by N - Thu Jul 10 04:41:47 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Summer temperature are typically in the 70's (Fahrenheit) for highs, with lows in the 50's. It is possible to see temperatures as high as 90, and drop as low as the upper 40's.
Answered by Matt - Thu Jul 10 09:11:26 2008
Q. Hello i basically need some Austrians replying to this qtn if possible...im travelling for a one week holiday to Austria and would like to know how the temperature would be like during the last week of July? travelling to innsbruck/salzburg & munich in Germany...anyone?
Asked by N - Thu Jul 10 04:41:47 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Summer temperature are typically in the 70's (Fahrenheit) for highs, with lows in the 50's. It is possible to see temperatures as high as 90, and drop as low as the upper 40's.
Answered by Matt - Thu Jul 10 09:11:26 2008
How can I find American expats in Austria?
Q. Just wondering how I could find some fellow Americans over there -- you know living abroad? Particularly in Austria and particularly in Vienna.
Asked by animal lover - Fri Apr 13 20:07:39 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hang out at McDonald's ;-) or look for any big Sports Bars that may subscribe to American games. The other option is to check out your local Craig's List, link to the Vienna list below. Often times people will post under "groups" or etc, or you can post your own ad free of charge. Finally, try contacting the American Embassy. Odds are decent they'll know of social clubs, card nights and so on sponsored by expats or long-term transfer workers from the US. Good luck.
Answered by baphometbouncing - Fri Apr 13 20:18:26 2007
Q. Just wondering how I could find some fellow Americans over there -- you know living abroad? Particularly in Austria and particularly in Vienna.
Asked by animal lover - Fri Apr 13 20:07:39 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hang out at McDonald's ;-) or look for any big Sports Bars that may subscribe to American games. The other option is to check out your local Craig's List, link to the Vienna list below. Often times people will post under "groups" or etc, or you can post your own ad free of charge. Finally, try contacting the American Embassy. Odds are decent they'll know of social clubs, card nights and so on sponsored by expats or long-term transfer workers from the US. Good luck.
Answered by baphometbouncing - Fri Apr 13 20:18:26 2007
How long is it from France to Austria by train?
Q. Can anyone tell me how long will it take to go from France to Austria by train? And around how much would i pay for a roundtrip ticket?
Asked by Noony - Wed Jun 3 08:38:27 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. From France to Austria by train is a long way - believe me, I do it quite often (although i only go to strasbourg - did it just this weekend actually ^_^). The old orient express used to go all the way from Paris to Vienna (and even further in the long gone olden days) but because there is a Paris/Strasbourg TGV connection that is now obsolete. I have no idea how much that costs, but i don't think it's too bad. Assuming you arrive in Paris, you'll go from Paris -> Strasbourg (about 3 hours I think), hang around in Strasbourg for a bit, and then Strasbourg -> Vienna night train. Book online ( www.oebb.at ) far enough in advance and a 2nd class seating compartment ticket costs just 29 (!) which is a ridiculous bargain and usually… [cont.]
Answered by Obruni - Thu Jun 4 17:35:32 2009
Q. Can anyone tell me how long will it take to go from France to Austria by train? And around how much would i pay for a roundtrip ticket?
Asked by Noony - Wed Jun 3 08:38:27 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. From France to Austria by train is a long way - believe me, I do it quite often (although i only go to strasbourg - did it just this weekend actually ^_^). The old orient express used to go all the way from Paris to Vienna (and even further in the long gone olden days) but because there is a Paris/Strasbourg TGV connection that is now obsolete. I have no idea how much that costs, but i don't think it's too bad. Assuming you arrive in Paris, you'll go from Paris -> Strasbourg (about 3 hours I think), hang around in Strasbourg for a bit, and then Strasbourg -> Vienna night train. Book online ( www.oebb.at ) far enough in advance and a 2nd class seating compartment ticket costs just 29 (!) which is a ridiculous bargain and usually… [cont.]
Answered by Obruni - Thu Jun 4 17:35:32 2009
How long is the drive from Steyr, Austria to Budapest, Hungary. Are the highways easy to navigate?
Q. I will be heading from Toronto to Austria at end of June and then onto Hungary. I was originally looking at trains, but if the drive is easy, then i would like to explore that option. I'm just worried about navigating the highway, Traffic and deciphering road signs - are they in English ? Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
Asked by northstar - Thu Jun 4 02:52:56 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi, I think it would be easy to navigate on the Austrian side, on the Hungarian side it is just a straight line of highway. The Michelin site says it takes 4 hours of driving and 417 kms. Regards, JH, www.bphome.hu
Answered by unknown - Thu Jun 4 16:13:15 2009
Q. I will be heading from Toronto to Austria at end of June and then onto Hungary. I was originally looking at trains, but if the drive is easy, then i would like to explore that option. I'm just worried about navigating the highway, Traffic and deciphering road signs - are they in English ? Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
Asked by northstar - Thu Jun 4 02:52:56 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi, I think it would be easy to navigate on the Austrian side, on the Hungarian side it is just a straight line of highway. The Michelin site says it takes 4 hours of driving and 417 kms. Regards, JH, www.bphome.hu
Answered by unknown - Thu Jun 4 16:13:15 2009
would I have to have obtained a passport for 6 months to enter Austria?
Q. I have no knowledge about passports since it's going to be my first time visiting another country. Is there anything I should know to make sure I can enter Austria?
Asked by fend3rpunk20 - Fri Jan 2 18:57:04 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hard question to answer without you telling your citizenship. Looking in your first question "What's the best acoustic guitar to purchase around $300" it can be assumed that you are a citizen of a country using the dollar as currency. However there are still a lot of countries around the world doing so. Citizens of Anguilla (BNO), Australia, Canada, Hong Kong SAR, Montserrat (BNO), New Zealand, Singapore, and the United States may travel visa-free to Austria for up to 90 days in a six months period on a passport which is valid on arrival. You may travel on the first day you have received your passport. If you should be a citizen of Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, Grenada, Saint Christopher and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the… [cont.]
Answered by GPapenburg - Fri Jan 2 22:44:21 2009
Q. I have no knowledge about passports since it's going to be my first time visiting another country. Is there anything I should know to make sure I can enter Austria?
Asked by fend3rpunk20 - Fri Jan 2 18:57:04 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hard question to answer without you telling your citizenship. Looking in your first question "What's the best acoustic guitar to purchase around $300" it can be assumed that you are a citizen of a country using the dollar as currency. However there are still a lot of countries around the world doing so. Citizens of Anguilla (BNO), Australia, Canada, Hong Kong SAR, Montserrat (BNO), New Zealand, Singapore, and the United States may travel visa-free to Austria for up to 90 days in a six months period on a passport which is valid on arrival. You may travel on the first day you have received your passport. If you should be a citizen of Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, Grenada, Saint Christopher and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the… [cont.]
Answered by GPapenburg - Fri Jan 2 22:44:21 2009
How can I contact Emirates Airline Office in Austria ?
Q. Hi, I really need to contact Emirates Airline Office in Austria because my leg was broken and I need help when flying back to my country. How can I contact them ? I've tried to find the number and email , but I couldn't. Thank you in advance.
Asked by jerriophile - Thu Mar 20 19:26:04 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. try this
Answered by da rinse mode - Thu Mar 20 19:34:19 2008
Q. Hi, I really need to contact Emirates Airline Office in Austria because my leg was broken and I need help when flying back to my country. How can I contact them ? I've tried to find the number and email , but I couldn't. Thank you in advance.
Asked by jerriophile - Thu Mar 20 19:26:04 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. try this
Answered by da rinse mode - Thu Mar 20 19:34:19 2008
how was austria affected by the great depression?
Q. just need to know for american cultures, although i don't know what austria has to do with american historyyy hah.
Asked by katie! - Wed Sep 23 16:35:04 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. just need to know for american cultures, although i don't know what austria has to do with american historyyy hah.
Asked by katie! - Wed Sep 23 16:35:04 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
How might King Louis XVI's flee to Austria in the French revolution be considered the start of the revolution?
Q. I'm finished most of my essay but I just want a little help for the last part. How might King Louis XVI's flee to Austria with his family be considered the beginning of the French Revolution? (even though it was the Fall of Bastille that was considered the beginning)
Asked by anonymous - Mon Jun 2 15:25:55 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This site might help you research your question:
Answered by Feisty - Mon Jun 2 15:31:33 2008
Q. I'm finished most of my essay but I just want a little help for the last part. How might King Louis XVI's flee to Austria with his family be considered the beginning of the French Revolution? (even though it was the Fall of Bastille that was considered the beginning)
Asked by anonymous - Mon Jun 2 15:25:55 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This site might help you research your question:
Answered by Feisty - Mon Jun 2 15:31:33 2008
How much would a small one bedroom apartment cost in Austria?
Q. does anyone know how much a one bedroom apartment or studio would cost in Austria? i want it to be in a safe area but i also want it cheap since i'm a student. I'm going with my husband so we can't stay in a dorm but we also can't afford anything expensive.
Asked by Noony - Wed Jun 3 08:43:32 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Well where in Austria? If you're talking about Linz or Graz, it'll be dirt cheap provided you don't want to live in the absolute centre. If you're going to Vienna, look into the possibility of getting a double room in student accomodation (studentenheim), as that can be really cheap and is a great way to meet people - that's what I'm doing. Quite a few cater for couples. You didn't really say where you wanted to go, but generally every city in Austria is astonishingly safe (despite what they say about Eastern European gangs coming to rape the children and burn down vienna - it still hasn't happened), and the usual car / bike thefts are common but exist everywhere in the world. Here's an excellent site to get you started: www.jobwohnen.at [cont.]
Answered by Obruni - Wed Jun 3 19:09:28 2009
Q. does anyone know how much a one bedroom apartment or studio would cost in Austria? i want it to be in a safe area but i also want it cheap since i'm a student. I'm going with my husband so we can't stay in a dorm but we also can't afford anything expensive.
Asked by Noony - Wed Jun 3 08:43:32 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Well where in Austria? If you're talking about Linz or Graz, it'll be dirt cheap provided you don't want to live in the absolute centre. If you're going to Vienna, look into the possibility of getting a double room in student accomodation (studentenheim), as that can be really cheap and is a great way to meet people - that's what I'm doing. Quite a few cater for couples. You didn't really say where you wanted to go, but generally every city in Austria is astonishingly safe (despite what they say about Eastern European gangs coming to rape the children and burn down vienna - it still hasn't happened), and the usual car / bike thefts are common but exist everywhere in the world. Here's an excellent site to get you started: www.jobwohnen.at [cont.]
Answered by Obruni - Wed Jun 3 19:09:28 2009
How can I start a career in Austria?
Q. I migrated form Nigeria with a BS. In economics to Vienna Austria in 2001 got married and of resent expecting a child, had always wanted to work for an international organization like the UN or OPEC in Vienna but ever since then, to no avail. Please advise me on what to do to achieve my aim
Asked by henry - Mon May 7 14:45:16 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You may need to get a graduate degree in economics. Most international organizations recruit economics phd's for their main departments. You could also try another route and see which fields are currently in demand - positions for language interpreters, human resources specialists and technology specialists are usually available in these organizations. Good luck!
Answered by Atena4ever - Mon May 7 17:49:59 2007
Q. I migrated form Nigeria with a BS. In economics to Vienna Austria in 2001 got married and of resent expecting a child, had always wanted to work for an international organization like the UN or OPEC in Vienna but ever since then, to no avail. Please advise me on what to do to achieve my aim
Asked by henry - Mon May 7 14:45:16 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You may need to get a graduate degree in economics. Most international organizations recruit economics phd's for their main departments. You could also try another route and see which fields are currently in demand - positions for language interpreters, human resources specialists and technology specialists are usually available in these organizations. Good luck!
Answered by Atena4ever - Mon May 7 17:49:59 2007
What kinds of vehicle (trucks and cars) models are common to the Switzerland/Austria area?
Q. I know that Australia has different models than America does for some vehicles and companies, but I need some examples of truck and car models that are commonly found in Switzerland and Austria. Someone please help me!
Asked by Midge - Tue May 26 19:18:03 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You won't find a lot of trucks in Switzerland. For example, Ford does not export it's F150 to Switzerland, and other US car companie either. You will find that the Swiss use a lot of Subarus as "working cars." Obviousely, you'll see a lot of Audi, VW, Renauts, Peugeots and Fiats in Switzerland. What car are you exactly looking for and for what use?
Answered by waterrosefish - Wed May 27 13:35:25 2009
Q. I know that Australia has different models than America does for some vehicles and companies, but I need some examples of truck and car models that are commonly found in Switzerland and Austria. Someone please help me!
Asked by Midge - Tue May 26 19:18:03 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You won't find a lot of trucks in Switzerland. For example, Ford does not export it's F150 to Switzerland, and other US car companie either. You will find that the Swiss use a lot of Subarus as "working cars." Obviousely, you'll see a lot of Audi, VW, Renauts, Peugeots and Fiats in Switzerland. What car are you exactly looking for and for what use?
Answered by waterrosefish - Wed May 27 13:35:25 2009
What was the relationship between Scotland and Austria/France during the mid-to-late 1700s?
Q. I am very interested in the relationship between Austria/France and Scotland during the time of Marie Antoinette and her husband Louis. Well, was it at least good or bad?
Asked by jane doe - Mon Nov 20 12:25:04 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. go the the wikipedia mate: www.wikipedia.com it is a damned long history you wont get enough to listen to it until the next month, OKAY?
Answered by nega mit blauen augen - Mon Nov 20 12:40:04 2006
Q. I am very interested in the relationship between Austria/France and Scotland during the time of Marie Antoinette and her husband Louis. Well, was it at least good or bad?
Asked by jane doe - Mon Nov 20 12:25:04 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. go the the wikipedia mate: www.wikipedia.com it is a damned long history you wont get enough to listen to it until the next month, OKAY?
Answered by nega mit blauen augen - Mon Nov 20 12:40:04 2006
How common is the surname 'Hitler' in Germany/Austria and do any people persevere with it?
Q. I was just wondering how common the surname 'Hitler' is in Germany/Austria, and what proportion of people with that name chose to change it via the German equivalent of deed poll, or how many kept it. Thanks in advance.
Asked by Andy W - Fri Apr 18 11:49:45 2008 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I just checked the German phonebook (www.telefonbuch.de) and found one listed Hitler to my surprise (a guy living in Wismar)...Wonder what made him keep his name...
Answered by Mrs. Dalloway - Fri Apr 18 12:00:06 2008
Q. I was just wondering how common the surname 'Hitler' is in Germany/Austria, and what proportion of people with that name chose to change it via the German equivalent of deed poll, or how many kept it. Thanks in advance.
Asked by Andy W - Fri Apr 18 11:49:45 2008 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I just checked the German phonebook (www.telefonbuch.de) and found one listed Hitler to my surprise (a guy living in Wismar)...Wonder what made him keep his name...
Answered by Mrs. Dalloway - Fri Apr 18 12:00:06 2008
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