TERM	TYPE	DEFINITION	NOTES	SOURCE
Truemmerfrauen	noun	Trümmerfrau (literally translated as ruins woman or rubble woman) is the German-language name for women who, in the aftermath of World War II, cleaned up the bombed cities of Germany and Austria, removing all ruins. This was the prerequisite for both the preservation and reconstruction of the inner cities.		Wikipedia
Flakhelfergeneration	noun	Those German youths, from the year groups 1926 and 1927 and then 1928 and 1929, called to active duty, often as someone working in Anti-Aircraft gun support. The term can include, as generations, even those not called to active duty.		Wikipedia
Anschluss	noun
Burgomaster	noun	the mayor of a Dutch, Flemish, German, Austrian, or Swiss town. ORIGIN late 16th cent.: from Dutch burgemeester, from burg castle, citadel (see borough ) + meester master. The change in the final element was due to association with master.	Anglization	Apple Dictionary
Gleichschaltung	noun
Mefo-bills	noun
Schlamperei	noun	Slovenliness and lack of discipline		Bullock
Fingerspitzengefuhl	noun	Finger tip feel		Bullock
casus foederis	noun
Unermenschen	noun
Herrenvolk	noun
pashaliks	noun
Reaktion	noun
Volkischer Beobachter	noun
Kampfzeit	noun
Weltanschauungen	noun
doss-house	noun
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Sources are, amongst others, the MacBook Dictionary, Wikipedia, Dictionary.com.