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1 Andersgläubige
Ạn|ders|gläu|bi|ge(r)mf decl as adjperson of a different faith or religion or creed* * *An·ders·gläu·bi·ge(r)f(m) dekl wie adj REL follower of a different faith* * *der/die person of a different faith or religiondie Andersgläubigen — those of different faiths or religions
* * *der/die person of a different faith or religiondie Andersgläubigen — those of different faiths or religions
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2 Andersgläubiger
Ạn|ders|gläu|bi|ge(r)mf decl as adjperson of a different faith or religion or creed* * *An·ders·gläu·bi·ge(r)f(m) dekl wie adj REL follower of a different faith
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