File:The division of the German-speaking area according to the Benrather and Speyrer line.png
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Representation of the three current language regions of the German language (Low German = yellow, Middle German = orange, Upper German = red), which are compared to the historical, closed German language regions in the former eastern German areas and the Sudetenland before 1945 (classification according to color, weaker coloring). State map and relief from Marble (public domain) |
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| current | 08:22, 26 July 2021 | | 1,245 × 744 (1.12 MB) | MicBy67 | {{Information |Description=Representation of the three current language regions of the German language (Low German = yellow, Middle German = orange, Upper German = red), which are compared to the historical, closed German language regions in the former East German areas and the Sudetenland (classification according to color, weaker coloring).<br /> Language regions (current as well as historical) are drawn from the map "Verbreitung und Raumgliederung deutscher und niederländischer Sprache als... |
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