Friedrichshafen

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Frie·drichs·ha·fen

(frē′drĭks-hä′fən, -drĭKHs-)
A city of southern Germany on the Lake of Constance. The Zeppelin aircraft works were located here during World War I.
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Friedrichshafen
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(34.) Chiorean L, Schreiber-Dietrich D, Braden B, Cui XW, Buchhorn R, Chang J-M, et al.
The datasets analyzed in this study are available from Reiner Buchhorn or Christoph Baumann on reasonable request.
An Australian Federal Police (AFP) commander, Wayne Buchhorn, said the authorities have a record of tackling drug smugglers as they try to enter the country.
To the citizens of Constance, Lindau, Uberlingen and Buchhorn on the shores of the lake and Ravensburg, Pfullendorf, Wangen, Zurich and St Gallen in the wider region the status of a free imperial city offered exactly that.
Police have not said whether Twartz was an unwitting drug courier but Australian Federal Police manager Wayne Buchhorn warned that unwittingly bringing drugs into Australia could result in charges.
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