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geschichte
Geschichte is a German word that translates to "history" in English. It refers to the study, analysis, and interpretation of past events, particularly those involving human civilizations, societies, individuals, and their interactions. It encompasses the exploration of historical sources, documents, artifacts, and narratives to understand the development, evolution, and significance of various aspects of human experiences over time. Historians use critical thinking and methodologies to investigate and reconstruct past events, often with the purpose of gaining insights into the present and shaping the future. Geschichte can also refer to a specific historical account or narrative.
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The numerical value of geschichte in Chaldean Numerology is: 1
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of geschichte in Pythagorean Numerology is: 6
Examples of geschichte in a Sentence
Edward Hallet Carr, Was ist Geschichte?, S. 54:
Geschichte ist [...] ein Dialog zwischen Gegenwart und Vergangenheit. [re-transl.:] History is [...] a dialogue between the present and the past.
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- geschichteArabic
- GeschichteCzech
- GeschichteDanish
- GeschichteGerman
- geschichteSpanish
- GeschichteFinnish
- geschichteFrench
- GeschichteHindi
- geschichteHungarian
- geschichteArmenian
- GeschichteIndonesian
- geschichteHebrew
- ゲシヒテJapanese
- ಜಿಸ್ಚಿಚೆಟ್Kannada
- 게슈 히테Korean
- C.Latin
- GeschichteDutch
- GeschichteNorwegian
- geschichtePolish
- geschichtePortuguese
- GeschichteSwedish
- geschichteTamil
- geschichteTelugu
- געשיכטעYiddish
- 历史馆Chinese
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