German Gifts Blog

The German Gifts Blog update is my mini-blog about Best German Gifts (kind of a journal).
It...

• lets you know whenever any new or changed Web pages appear on Best German Gifts
  
• tells you about new german gifts ideas
• keeps you up-to-date with other postings or news
  
• points out some of our super-special german gifts tips and tricks that you might otherwise miss.
  
• this blog takes also into account special german holiday gifts to give you an actual help for the gift giving time you need it.

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Niemerg surname

My forefathers came from a town in northern Germany named Fruchtorf. Jost Heinrich Niemerg owned a farm there and one of his sons John Bernard Niemerg

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german translation for Birthday Poem

I’m wishing you another year Of laughter, joy and fun, Surprises, love and happiness, And when your birthday’s done, I hope you feel deep in your heart,

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Salmon on Fennel Recipe

Lachsschnitzel auf Fenchel in Orangen-Basilikum-Buttersoße Zutaten für 4 Personen 150 g Lachsfilet, ohne Haut und Gräten Salz und Pfeffer 2 kleine Fenchelknollen

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german surname bolk

I am researching the name Bolk, Boelcke. Can you tell me where they originated from? Occupations? Any interesting facts? I am doing a scrapbook for school.

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Is Milka a german chocolate?

Is Milka really a german chocolate? I thought this was a Swiss Chocolate, made in Switzerland, yes? Hi, in 1901, Milka chocolate was born - by swiss manufacturers

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