The Danevirke has remained in German possession ever since.

Based on a house treaty, the prince would inherit the family's German possessions upon his father's death.

The right shore was still in German possession for most part, but both sides knew that it would not last for long.

Japan's military seized German possessions in the Pacific and East Asia.

This marked the last military use of the Danevirke, which has remained in German possession ever since.

By 1586, Nieuwenaar was driven out of all his German possessions.

During World War II, the hotel was in German possession.

As a permanent German possession, it was acknowledged that some arrangements would have to be made for its resident seamen and their accompanying families.

These German possessions were to be held as fiefs of the Holy Roman Empire.

In a same-same deal Japan obtained control over its occupied German possessions, north of the equator.