two hundred german-american legends

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William Hetzler, the Chairman and Founder of the GAMHOF, stated that: "We at GAMHOF are so proud to warmly welcome Donald J. Trump and John Roebling to the German-American Hall of Fame."

The formal induction ceremony took place at Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue in New York City. GAMHOF Chairman William Hetzler recently met with Mr. Trump to inform him of the Board of Trustees' decision. "I am honored to join the remarkable group of outstanding Americans already in the Hall," said Mr. Trump. GAMHOF was established in 2004 by prominent Americans of German ancestry to recognize and celebrate the impact of German immigrants and their progeny to the United States by highlighting some of the most remarkable German-Americans through a virtual "Hall of Fame." As has been a custom every year, there was a posthumous inductee, and that individual for 2012 was John A. Roebling, the revolutionary civil engineer builder of the Brooklyn Bridge and other notable American structures.

great find

is this inspirational German-American in the GAMHOF?

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https://forum.wordreference.com/threads/to-bump-a-post.3312181/#post-16782762"">To bump a post

That formatting is nicht so gut & also the information is possibly not that reliable, I have found a better source:

Do forums in other languages also use the word "bump", is it in universal usage, or is it only on English forums?

German: schieb("push, shove") —Preceding unsigned comment added by 87.162.7.29 (talk) 03:54, 12 October 2008 (UTC)

Note date, something was in the air