German
The term German refers to anything originating from the nation-state of Germany, including its people, as well as the German language.

Benjamin Sisko once danced in German lederhosen at the Mazurka Festival in New Berlin. ()

"Jerry" was a slang term for a German person during World War II. Miles O'Brien and Julian Bashir (as well as Quark) used the term when O'Brien and Bashir used their Battle of Britain holoprogram. ()

German citizens or of German descent 
 Johann Sebastian Bach
 Ludwig van Beethoven
 Johannes Brahms (in reality, an alias of the Mesopotamian Flint)
 Nicolaus Copernicus (German-Polish)
 Albert Einstein
 Hermann Göring
 William Herschel (German-British)
 Adolf Hitler (actually Austrian)
 Carl Jaeger
 Kurt Mandl (uncertain)
 Friedrich Nietzsche
 Erwin Rommel
 Heinrich Schliemann
 Schmidt

See also 
 German Shepherd
 Jerry rig
 Sauerkraut
 National Socialist Party

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Background information 
 According to the shooting script of , Kurt Mandl was described as potentially being of German descent (and therefore somewhat stiff) ; he was played by the German actor Walter Gotell.
 A pair of metal rigging loops, used as uniform components for the engineer's radiological suit, were sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay. The two German words "sichern" (to lock) and "abseilen" (to rappel) are engraved on the rigging loops.

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