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Potsdam

[ US /ˈpɑtsˌdæm/ ]
NOUN
  1. a city in northeastern Germany; site of the Potsdam Conference in the summer of 1945

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  • Also on Nov. 20, the Control Council approved the transfer of 6,500,000 Germans from Austria, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, Poland, and the German region beyond the Oder-Neisse line, which had been handed to Poland at the Potsdam Conference, pending a peace settlement. H. Germany
  • It was Dürer whose readiness to embrace the new technology of the printing press – his prints are as great as his paintings, or greater – set the modernising, forward-looking, and productive tone of German art right down to today, when new art flourishes in a Berlin that is the worthy heir to the cosmopolis portrayed in Kirchner's painting Potsdamer Platz. Auf wiedersehen Britart: Germany wins when it comes to art
  • UPI reports on a conference in Potsdam Germany to discuss career and family. Women in Science News Roundup: Europe Edition
  • The 1945 Potsdam and London agreements and the 1971 quadripartite accord on Berlin were thus suspended.
  • I recently interviewed an asylum seeker from Cameroon who was living in Potsdam, just west of Berlin. Archive 2008-01-01
  • If all of the construction materials used to rebuild Potsdamer Platz were loaded on rail cars, the train would stretch 5,000 kilometers.
  • A great video showing Bruce Sterling giving the closing talk at the conference ‘Innovationsforum Interaktionsdesign’ in Potsdam, Germany. Links for 2008-04-13 « Skid Roche
  • The coach departs Potsdam in the morning.
  • They drew a line in the sand —or rather, in this case, in the rugged terrain in the middle of the Korean peninsula —where the 38th parallel had been set down at Potsdam.
  • In a side note, the estate/castle in Potsdam, Germany is called Sans Souci. Souci - French Word-A-Day
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