The phrase "about the germany of" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or awkward construction that lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "The book discusses the cultural influences about the Germany of the 19th century."
Alternatives: "regarding the Germany of" or "concerning the Germany of".
But perhaps the Germanys of this world will prove me wrong?
Mr. Genscher and his party have sought to bring about political unity of the Germanys as quickly as possible.
"The show is set in 1983 because it's about the future of Germany, how they get to the point where the Wall falls and the two Germanys comes together and, in retrospect, 1983 seems like the clear beginning".
Donovan, of the LA Galaxy, scored the winner when he downed a cross on his chest in the 70th minute and beat the Germany World Cup goalkeeper Manuel Neuer from about 10 yards out.
This was a fall from grace for Ms. Wolf, whose previous book, "Divided Heaven," about a family broken apart by the division of the Germanys, won a national prize.
A Western diplomat said tonight that Germans were "thinking more and more" about that provision of the Constitution, Article 23, as a vehicle for the swift unification of the Germanys.
Tells about the Ireland-Italy game won by Ireland, the Germany-Bolivia game, the assassination of Colombian soccer player Andres Escobar, after an error in a game with the U.S. which cost his team the game.
Micron Technology mu fell marginally after a Japanese newspaper reported that Fujitsu is holding talks with the memory-chip maker and Germanys Infineon Technologies about the possibility of concluding new supplier deals for dynamic random access memory chips.
The Problem of Germany; GERMANY: KEY TO PEACE.
There's a real flavour of between-the-wars Austro-Germany about the sound world; the prominence of clarinet, trumpet and trombone in the textures, with brittle percussion and more than a hint of marching and dancing rhythms, seems to evoke the world of Kurt Weill especially, and pieces like Weill's Happy End and the Mahagonny Songspiel aren't that far away from The Trial either.
