Bad godesberg
official name of g-desberg.
contemporary examples
a breakfast meeting was arranged between haydn and members of the court orchestra at bad g-desberg, close to bonn.
beethoven in love: the woman who captivated the young composer john suchet january 25, 2014
noun
the official name for g-desberg
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