German Names of East European Cities 2

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1. Starting in Croatia, what was the German name of the Croatian capital, Zagreb? Answer: (One Word)

2. To Romania now. Alba Iulia in Transylvania was called _______ in German? Karlsbad Karlsburg Karlsruhe Karlowitz

3. Another Romanian city in Transylvania - Oradea was called what in German? Hermannstadt Grosswardein Kronstadt Fünfkirchen

4. Transylvania had a large minority of Germans - what was the German name for Brasov? Hermannstadt Troppau Neusohl Kronstadt

5. Yet another Transylvanian city - they were all part of the Austro-Hungarian empire. What was the German name of Sibiu? Kronstadt Hermannstadt Iglau Marienbad

6. Now to Hungary. Sopron - at the Austrian border - was called _____ in German? Königgratz Ödenburg Tarnow Karlowitz

7. Another Hungarian city - Pecs - had this name in German? Fünfkirchen Ödenburg Grosswardein Karlowitz

8. What about Oprava, in Czech Republic? What is the German name? Neusohl Iglau Troppau Nikolsburg

9. The city of Plzen is also in the Czech Republic. What was it called in German? Answer: (One Word)

10. Now we are in Slovakia, and the city of Banska Bystrica. Which was called in German? Teschen Neusohl Eger Tarnow

11. Then we go to Poland. The city of Zabrze had this German name 1918-1945. Könligshütte Liegnitz Gleiwitz Hindenburg

12. Yet another Polish city. Poznan had this name in German? Answer: (One Word)

13. The Polish harbor of Szczecin was called in German? Answer: (One Word)

14. Now we are in nowaday's Kalinin District, which belongs to Russia. It was once part of East Prussia. The city is today called Sovetsk. What was it called under German rule? Windau Memel Tilsit Libau

15. Finally, the city Daugavpils in Latvia had a German name, which was? Tilsit Dünaburg Allenstein Marienwerder