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Greifswald (grīfs`vält), city (1994 pop. 63,940), Mecklenburg–West Pomerania, N Germany, near the Baltic Sea. It is a port and rail junction and commercial center. Manufactures include machinery, textiles, and foodstuffs. The city was home to an atomic power station until 1990, when it was found unable to meet safety standards. At one time it delivered 10% of the former East Germany's total energy. Greifswald was chartered in 1250, and in 1648 it became part of Swedish Pomerania. In 1815 it passed to Prussia. Noteworthy buildings include the 14th-century town hall and several churches of the 13th and 14th cent. The city has a noted university (founded 1456).

Greifswald

a city in the German Democratic Republic in the Rostock District on the Ruck River, 4 km from the Greifswalder Bodden Bay of the Baltic Sea. Population, 46,200 (1969.) It is a transportation center. There are automobile repair shops; the town produces furniture, clothing, and building materials. Greifswald’s university was founded in 1456.

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It will link the Russian city of Vyborg and Greifswald in Germany over a distance of 1,220 kilometres (758 miles), going under the Baltic Sea and passing through Russian, Finnish, Swedish, Danish and German waters.

Sweden, Finland okay Russia's Nord Stream pipeline by AFP / AFP Global Edition

of Greifswald, Germany) explores representative films by indigenous Canadian and US filmmakers in terms of their political and cultural expressions and their relationships to colonial discourse, i.

Decolonizing the lens of power; indigenous films in North America by Reference & Research Book News

Proposing a new approach to an old solution concerning this dilemma are Fritz Scholz and Urich Hesse from the University of Greifswald, Germany, who say that deliberately planted forests--once they bind C[O.

Bury the trees--and C[O.sub.2]--in the ground by USA Today (Magazine)