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Lee Hwa-nam: German history

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The writer, while he was downgrading the need for German history as anyone could easily understand, published his original book over 20 years ago, completing what he had prepared in this course in college. But as we enter the 21st century and in our own country, research on humanities, basic sciences, foreign languages, and so forth, has become almost uninitiated in all universities except for practical courses, the writer has now been able to re-register the version of the book for the day that will end this dark season. The character of the revisions is the disparate comparison of the Christian New Testament into many languages. The Christian Old Testament was first written as Hebrair, but the New Testament was originally written as the main Greek of the Alexandros Empire, the State of the Neo-Shando. Today, the Bible is translated into almost every country in the world, even in the Sanskrit language, a language of pre-Greek times. The work relates the relationship between German and German history, and describes the linguistic and transmigration of each language at its beginning, particularly in nouns and verbs that are the basis of change.

Korean title: 독일어사

Korean author: 이화남

Korean publisher: 박이정

ISBN-13: 9791158486198

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May 25, 2026

From the language of the population to modern German, it's a book that has been elaborated on the quality of sound and form.

이화남: 독일어사
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