Talk:Clever Hans

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Heh, sounds like the proverbial "talking" fairground horse; one tap for "yes", two taps for "no". (unsigned)

As I see it, for example, "Altes Rathaus" in Leipzig means a certain building, while "altes Rathaus" would be generic for any old city hall. See

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Carrionluggage 23:49, 7 January 2006 (UTC)

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The indecisive German World War II Field Marshal Hans Günther von Kluge was, not surprisingly, known by the nickname "der Kluge Hans" (clever Hans).