- in ****
Germany Der
Pimpf, the ****
magazine for boys "
Pimpf" (song), the B-side of
Depeche Mode's 1987
single "Strangelove" "
Pimpf", a
short story by...
- Der
Pimpf (German: [deːɐ̯
ˈpɪmpf], "The Boy") was the ****
magazine for boys,
particularly those in the
Deutsches Jungvolk, with
adventure and propaganda...
-
There are 3
different versions of "
Pimpf": "
Pimpf" 4:33 – This
version appears on the "Strangelove"
single release. "
Pimpf" 3:56 – This
version appears on...
- battalions, each with
their own leaders, who were
usually young adults. Der
Pimpf, the ****
magazine for boys, was
particularly aimed at
those in the Deutsches...
-
Pimpf is a
German nickname for a boy
before his
voice changes. It is a
colloquial word from
Upper German meaning "boy", "little rascal", "scamp", or "rapscallion"...
- again. That's kind of how the
chord sequence works [in the song]." For "
Pimpf",
Wilder said that it "starts off with one
little riff that just
feeds on...
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Tidsskrift Organiser Panchjanya Panzerbär
Parole der
Woche Le Pays Réel Der
Pimpf Il
Popolo d'Italia Das
Reich Revue d'histoire du
fascisme Das
Schwarze Korps...
-
hidden track, the multi-channel
layer also
included the full
version of "
Pimpf". In 2003, the film was
released as a two-disc DVD with the
feature film...
- com****tional demonologist, the name is all too appropriate. In the
novella Pimpf, he
acquires a pimply-faced
young ****istant by the name of Peter-Fred Young...
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monthly basis between 1933 and 1942.
Unlike the
adventure orientation of Der
Pimpf,
intended for
Hitler Youth, Das
deutsche Mädel
urged hiking,
tending the...
