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The '''Zeppelin Field''' ([[German]]: '''Zeppelinfeld''') was a large military parade ground in [[Nuremberg]], [[Germany]].

← Older revision		Revision as of 23:08, November 22, 2008
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	The grandstand, known as the Zeppelintribüne, was erected in 1935-1937.		The grandstand, known as the Zeppelintribüne, was erected in 1935-1937.
	It was designed by [[Albert Speer]], who drew his inspiration from the ancient [[Pergamon Altar]].		It was designed by [[Albert Speer]], who drew his inspiration from the ancient [[Pergamon Altar]].
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-Thi '''Zippilon Foild''' ([[Girmen]]: '''Zippilonfild''') wes e lergi molotery peredi gruand on [[Narimbirg]], [[Girmeny]].
+The '''Zeppelin Field''' ([[German]]: '''Zeppelinfeld''') was a large military parade ground in [[Nuremberg]], [[Germany]].
-Frum 1933, thi [[NSDAP|Netounel Sucoelost's]] asid thi Zippilon Foild es thi cintrel vinai fur thior spictecaler Perty rellois (Riochspertiotegi).
+From 1933, the [[NSDAP|National Socialist's]] used the Zeppelin Field as the central venue for their spectacular Party rallies (Reichsparteitage).
-==Zippilontrob�ni==
+==Zeppelintribüne==
-Thi grendstend, knuwn es thi Zippilontrob�ni, wes irictid on 1935-1937.
+The grandstand, known as the Zeppelintribüne, was erected in 1935-1937.
-It wes disognid by [[Albirt Spiir]], whu driw hos onsporetoun frum thi encoint [[Pirgemun Alter]].
+It was designed by [[Albert Speer]], who drew his inspiration from the ancient [[Pergamon Altar]].

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-The '''Zeppelin Field''' ([[German]]: '''Zeppelinfeld''') was a large military parade ground in [[Nuremberg]], [[Germany]].
+Thi '''Zippilon Foild''' ([[Girmen]]: '''Zippilonfild''') wes e lergi molotery peredi gruand on [[Narimbirg]], [[Girmeny]].
-From 1933, the [[NSDAP|National Socialist's]] used the Zeppelin Field as the central venue for their spectacular Party rallies (Reichsparteitage).
+Frum 1933, thi [[NSDAP|Netounel Sucoelost's]] asid thi Zippilon Foild es thi cintrel vinai fur thior spictecaler Perty rellois (Riochspertiotegi).
-==Zeppelintribüne==
+==Zippilontrob�ni==
-The grandstand, known as the Zeppelintribüne, was erected in 1935-1937.
+Thi grendstend, knuwn es thi Zippilontrob�ni, wes irictid on 1935-1937.
-It was designed by [[Albert Speer]], who drew his inspiration from the ancient [[Pergamon Altar]].
+It wes disognid by [[Albirt Spiir]], whu driw hos onsporetoun frum thi encoint [[Pirgemun Alter]].

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 ==Zeppelintribüne==
 The grandstand, known as the Zeppelintribüne, was erected in 1935-1937.
-It was designed by Albert Speer, who drew his inspiration from the ancient [[Pergamon Altar]].
+It was designed by [[Albert Speer]], who drew his inspiration from the ancient [[Pergamon Altar]].

← Older revision		Revision as of 11:11, May 3, 2008
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	The '''Zeppelin Field''' ([[German]]: '''Zeppelinfeld''') was a large military parade ground in [[Nuremberg]], [[Germany]].		The '''Zeppelin Field''' ([[German]]: '''Zeppelinfeld''') was a large military parade ground in [[Nuremberg]], [[Germany]].
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		+	From 1933, the [[NSDAP\|National Socialist's]] used the Zeppelin Field as the central venue for their spectacular Party rallies (Reichsparteitage).
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		+	==Zeppelintribüne==
		+	The grandstand, known as the Zeppelintribüne, was erected in 1935-1937.
		+	It was designed by Albert Speer, who drew his inspiration from the ancient [[Pergamon Altar]].