Duisburg
Duisburg is a city in western Germany, at the junction of the Rhine and Ruhr rivers. It's known for its large harbor and the Innenhafen (Inner Harbour), a waterfront dining and nightlife district. The Museum Küppersmühle has a collection of modern German art, and the Lehmbruck Museum displays modern sculpture. The site of an old ironworks, Landschaftspark Duisburg-Nord is now a park with trails and a ropes course. ― Google
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Gerardus Mercator
Geographer
David Rokeah
Poet
Ferdinand aus der Fünten
Officer
Jörg Berger
German association football manager
Johannes Clauberg
German theologian
Şirin Cemgil
Lawyer
Johann von Ravenstein
Gottfried Hinze
German businessman
Arthur Saxon
German strongman
Günther Brocker
German football player
Alfred Preissler
German footballer
Adolf Storms
Werner Krämer
Football player
Johann Risztics
Karl Jarres
Former Vice-Chancellor of Germany
Erik Meijs
Badminton player
Heinrich Weitz
German Politician
Rumold Mercator
Cartographer
Peter Poelzig
Architect
Gotthard Jedlicka
Swiss art historian
Peter Joseph Osterhaus
American general
Vladimír Vacátko
German ice hockey player
Hans Rehberg
Author
günter brocker
German footballer
Folkert Rickers
German theologian
Helmut Witte
German naval officer
Arnold Mercator
Cartographer ‧ Gerardus Mercator's son
Josef Hermann Dufhues
German Politician
Lucian Wysocki
German Politician