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East Germany (DDR) 1970 Retro Football Shirt
Regular Fit. Embroidered Badge with screenprinted DDR. Long sleeve. Round Neck. Heavy weight 100% cotton jersey in a soft durable 2 ply Combed Cotton 270/275 gsmFine gauge tight knit fabric that retains its shape when machine washedMade in Great BritainMachine washable.
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East Germany (DDR) 1980s Retro Football Shirt
Regular Fit. Embroidered Badge. Long sleeve. Round Neck. Heavy weight 100% cotton jersey in a soft durable 2 ply Combed Cotton 270/275 gsmFine gauge tight knit fabric that retains its shape when machine washedMade in Great BritainMachine washable.
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East Germany (DDR) 1970 Kids Retro Football Shirt
Regular Fit. Embroidered Badge & Screenprinted DDR. Long sleeve. Round Neck. Heavy weight 100% cotton jersey in a soft durable 2 ply Combed Cotton 270/275 gsmFine gauge tight knit fabric that retains its shape when machine washedMade in Great BritainMachine washable.
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East Germany (DDR) 1974 World Cup Retro Football Shirt
Regular Fit. Embroidered Badge with screenprinted DDR. Short sleeve. V-Neck.Heavy weight 100% cotton jersey in a soft durable 2 ply Combed Cotton 270/275 gsmFine gauge tight knit fabric that retains its shape when machine washedMade in Great BritainMachine washable.
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Why do Dynamo fans sing "East, East, East Germany"?
Dynamo fans sing "East, East, East Germany" as a way to show their support and pride for their team, Dynamo Dresden, which was based in East Germany before the reunification of Germany in 1990. The chant also reflects the historical and cultural significance of the club, as it was one of the most successful teams in East Germany during the Cold War era. By singing this chant, fans are not only celebrating their team's history but also expressing their identity and connection to the club's East German roots.
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What is the meaning of the battle cry "East, East, East Germany"?
The battle cry "East, East, East Germany" was used during the Cold War era to express support and solidarity with East Germany, which was under communist rule. It symbolized a call for the reunification of Germany and the desire to overcome the division between East and West. The cry was often used in protests and demonstrations advocating for the end of the separation and the creation of a united Germany.
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Am I from East Germany?
I'm sorry, I do not have access to personal information about you. If you are asking whether you are from East Germany based on your birthplace or nationality, you would need to provide that information for me to answer accurately.
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Is East Germany dangerous for foreigners?
No, East Germany is not dangerous for foreigners. Since the reunification of Germany in 1990, East Germany has become a safe and welcoming place for visitors from all over the world. Like any other place, it is always advisable to exercise caution and be aware of your surroundings, but overall, East Germany is not considered a dangerous place for foreigners.
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East Germany (DDR) Croy 1974 World Cup Goalkeeper Shirt
Regular Fit. Embroidered Badge. Long Sleeves, Round Neck.Heavy weight 100% cotton jersey in a soft durable 2 ply Combed Cotton 270/275 gsmFine gauge tight knit fabric that retains its shape when machine washedMade in Great BritainMachine washable.
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East Germany (DDR) Croy 1974 World Cup Kids Goalkeeper Shirt
Regular Fit. Embroidered Badge. Long sleeve. Round Neck. Heavy weight 100% cotton jersey in a soft durable 2 ply Combed Cotton 270/275 gsmFine gauge tight knit fabric that retains its shape when machine washedMade in Great BritainMachine washable.
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East Germany (DDR) 1974 World Cup Kids Retro Football Shirt
Regular Fit. Embroidered Badge. Short sleeve. V-Neck.Heavy weight 100% cotton jersey in a soft durable 2 ply Combed Cotton 270/275 gsmFine gauge tight knit fabric that retains its shape when machine washedMade in Great BritainMachine washable.
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London East End Food Tour
Food Tour Experience Days: Enjoy walking around London's East End in this 2 hour 30 minute food tour. Your guide will take you to all the local hot spots that Shoreditch has to offer as you visit Spitalfields Market where you will find the most delicious food stalls. This London East End Food Tour would make a great day out in London awakening your taste buds. Arriving at Shoreditch High Street Station you will be met by your friendly, professional food tour guide. David has grown up in London and knows all the best places to eat in Shoreditch, as he is the ultimate foodie! Heading down Brick Lane you will taste a classic bagel and possibly the best chocolate in the city. When walking down Brick Lane you will see the incredibly unique street art, which makes a great backdrop for a photo opportunity. Throughout the tour you will sip on some drinks; you can choose from local beer, cocktails/London spirit or non-alcoholic alternatives. You will then walk towards Old Spitalfields Market, where you will come across some historic local sites that David will point out to you and tell you some interesting facts. When you are approaching Old Spitalfields Market you will smell all the amazing flavours from the food stands. You will get the opportunity to venture around the market and look at the stalls with beautiful jewellery, clothes, hats and art, whilst waiting for the food. After having a mooch around the market and working up an appetite you will try some spicy Asian street food and a taste of Thailand from one of David's favourite restaurants in London. Finally, there is nothing better than finishing a food tour than with a sweet treat... you will enjoy a proper British pudding. This London East End Food Tour would make a great addition to a day out in London for a family, couple or groups, who love to feast!
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Do Nazis live in East Germany?
No, Nazis do not live in East Germany. The Nazi regime was defeated in World War II, and the ideology is outlawed in Germany. East Germany, now part of unified Germany, has strict laws against Nazi propaganda and activities. The government actively works to combat any resurgence of Nazi ideology in the country.
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What was eaten in East Germany?
In East Germany, the cuisine was heavily influenced by the Soviet Union and Eastern European countries. Common foods included hearty dishes such as sausages, potatoes, cabbage, and rye bread. Due to shortages and limited availability of certain ingredients, the diet in East Germany was often simple and focused on basic, staple foods. Additionally, there was a reliance on preserved and canned foods due to the economic conditions in the country.
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How was kissing in East Germany?
Kissing in East Germany was often seen as a private and intimate act due to the strict social and political environment of the time. Public displays of affection were not common, and couples often had to find discreet places to share a kiss. Despite these challenges, kissing was still a cherished and meaningful gesture for many people in East Germany, symbolizing love and connection in a society that was often restrictive and controlled.
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Is East Frisia known throughout Germany?
East Frisia is known throughout Germany for its unique culture, dialect, and traditions. The region is famous for its tea culture, with the East Frisian tea ceremony being a well-known tradition. Additionally, East Frisia is known for its beautiful landscapes, including the Wadden Sea and the East Frisian Islands. While it may not be as well-known as some of Germany's larger cities, East Frisia has a distinct reputation within the country.
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