Arbeitsblatt: Buffalo Soldier
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Lückentext für Hörverständnis an einem Lied; kann auch im Zusammenhang mit dem Civil War und der Sklavenfrage im Geschichtsunterricht verwendet werden (lösungen 2. Seite)
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Anderes Thema
8. Schuljahr
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31.01.2009
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Don (Spitzname)
Land: Schweiz
Registriert vor 2006
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