- Doğu Almanya'da sevilen figürlerden biri olan Ampelmännchen, Demir Perde ülkelerinin sonuna kadar ayakta kalmayı başarabilen Doğu Almanya'ya ait ikonlardan biridir.
- Ampelmännchen (. German: [ˈamplˌmɛnçən] ; literally 'little traffic light man', diminutive of Ampelmann [amplˈman] ) is the symbol shown on pedestrian signals in Germany.
- As true Berliners, the Ampelmännchen just know the hotspots of Germany’s capital.Bulunamadı: doğu
- Ampelmännchen'in ünü Doğu Almanya'nın dışına taştı ve 1984'te Çek yol güvenliği filmleri festivalinde Ampelmännchen içeren bir animasyon filme ödül verildi.
- He first saw the Ampelmännchen in 1988 at a pedestrian crosswalk in East Berlin.
- October 1961 The Ampelmann was actually born in Berlin, or rather in East Berlin. ... What happened when Germany reunified to the Ampelmann?
- Discover what the Ampelmännchen is and why it has become one of the most curious symbols of the capital of Germany and icon of the German popular culture.
- The most popular man in East Germany wasn’t actually a human being, but a symbol shown on pedestrian signals.
- ampelmann tarihinde almanya'da yaya sinyalleri gösterilen semboldür - ampelmännchen stok fotoğraflar ve resimler.
- The term Ampelmann refers to the East German traffic light man, but is also a generic term for all pedestrian crossing lights.
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- Ampelmännchen) is the symbolic person shown on traffic lights at pedestrian crossings in the former German Democratic Republic (GDR - East Germany).
- Ampelmännchen; Alman Demokratik Cumhuriyeti'nde (DDR - Doğu Almanya) yaya geçitlerindeki trafik ışıklarında kullanılan sembolik bir insan figürü.