danzig

Visit Munich, Aachen, Lübeck, Danzig (not even a part of Germany today) and look at their history.

I didn't really get into Danzig or Rammstein until I got stuck next to the boisterous accounts payable department.

Fahrenheit is very intuitive if you are in Danzig in one particular year...

In his fiction he frequently returned to the Danzig of his childhood.

Protecting the German cities of Danzig and Stettin was, again, not unreasonable.

In some cases though the name has changed and we use one not in current use, eg Danzig vs Gdansk.

Stanford was at the forefront of the field from George Danzig onwards.

Mac Danzig seems to counter your argument that's it isn't possible.

One patient, a sweet old lady, was convinced that I was her fiance who died during their flight from Danzig in 1944.

Dang, not a tribute to Danzig and Company.

But the way I was taught it was: 100F == typical healthy human and 0 F == lowest temperature in Danzig in the winter 1708/1709.

> Grass was born in the Free City of Danzig (now Gdańsk, Poland).

There was a "famous" flame and revert war in Wikipedia's early days over the city of Gdansk/Danzig.

Classic playbook - aggressors always claim grievances: Japan and oil access, Germany and Prussia/Danzig extranational transport corridors, Russia and "oppressed comrades".

Better Pink Floyd's "Mother" than Danzig's, which is where my poor brain went.

At the risk of Godwin, "Danzig ist Deutsch!"

French traditionally don't want to die for Danzig(Donetsk this time), they even sell weapons to Putin.

Some of the other album covers Giger's artwork has graced, include the likes of Glenn Danzig, Debbie Harry, Carcass and Celtic Frost.

And what Poles call Gdańsk, Germans used to call Danzig.