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Gegen die Wand [Head On] (2003)
in: Migration

Kültür in Berlin-Schöneberg (1986)
in: Migration

Tschick (2016)
in: Migration

German Soccer Squad, World Cup (2010)
in: Migration

News from Münster from the 25th of October in the Year 1648: A Dispatched Postilion Bringing Joy and Peace (1648)
in: Knowledge and Education

Election and Coronation of King and Emperor: The “Golden Bull” (Munich Edition of 1515)
in: Germanness

The First German Road Map: Erhard Etzlaub, This is the Road to Rome (c. 1500)
in: Germanness

Allegorical Depiction of the Decline of the Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation: The Judgment of Time (1805)
in: Germanness

The World as an “Earth Apple” (c. 1491–94)
in: Germanness

Hans Holbein the Younger, Luther as Hercules Germanicus (c. 1519)
in: Germanness

Protestant Baptism in a Private Chapel (c. 1570)
in: Germanness

Plundering of Frankfurt’s Jewish Quarter (1614)
in: Germanness

Johannes Cuspinian (Spießhaymer), Call to Arms against the Ottoman Empire (1526)
in: Germanness

The German Tobacco “Drinker” (1630)
in: Germanness

A German Production: Albrecht Dürer, Feast of the Rose Garlands (1506)
in: Germanness

Printing the North: Albrecht Dürer, Knight, Death and the Devil (1513)
in: Germanness

Der deutsche Grobian: Friedrich Dedekind (1553)
in: Germanness

Against the Drink Demon: Matthäus Friedrich (1557)
in: Germanness

Wonder, Riches, and Mining: Handstein by Caspar Ulrich (c. 1555–1576)
in: Germanness

How a German Gentleman Should Dress all’modo (i.e. fashionably) (c. 1630)
in: Germanness

The “German Michel” against the Language Spoilers (1642)
in: Germanness

Clothing of a German Courtier (1577) and a German Princess and Countess (1586)
in: Germanness

In a Marian World: Der Atlas Marianus. The Unity of Religion Overrides National or Local Difference (1672)
in: Germanness

European Nations and their “National” Characteristics: An Illustrated Comparison [Völkertafel] (18th Century)
in: Germanness

The Dissolution of the Empire: “You Can’t Bring Them under One Hat” (c. 1800)
in: Germanness