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- Eintritts-Karte Fussballwettspiel um die Meisterschaft von Deutschland Pfingstsonntag, 31. Mai 1903 Nachm. 4 Uhr Exerzierplatz Altona...
- Emmler Siegfried Line Museum Stierbrunnen (Central of the Shopping Area) Exerzierplatz (The geographical center of the city) Countless forests and springs...
- Frederick William I as parade-ground, a sandy field then known as "Exerzierplatz vor dem Brandenburger Tor". In 1844 the Kroll Opera House was built...
- Sportpark Kurfürstendamm, Berlin Germany  2–10  England 3 28 November 1899 Exerzierplatz, Karlsruhe Germany  0–7  England 4 21 September 1901 White Hart Lane...
- team pla**** its home matches at the army drill-field known as Kleiner Exerzierplatz in Westend, Malwitzstraße, and wore uniforms made up of dark green jerseys...
- and Abteilung Bewegungsspiele der Leipziger Finkenschaft shared the Exerzierplatz, a former military parade ground in the city's Rosental neighbourhood...
- trans. Krishna Winston, 1983) Der Verlust (1981) ISBN 978-3-455-04244-3 Exerzierplatz (1985) ISBN 978-3-455-04213-9 (English: Training Ground, trans. G. Skelton...
- centres run by the Bavarian Forest Administration. The nature reserve Exerzierplatz, a 25 ha sandy biotope, which was established in October 2000 is part...
- presence of King Wilhelm I. By the street lay the Manteuffelplatz (Exerzierplatz). He was also an honorary citizen of Danzig, Brandenburg an der Havel...
- "Exer" from the military use. "Exer" is derived from the German word Exerzierplatz, meaning "Parade ground" or "Drill ground". The site was also known...