Bund, Bundesvolk
English translation: covenant, covenant people
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peer agreement (net): +2covenant, covenant people Explanation: Bund in this context means "covenant", and "Bundesvolk" is "covenant people", Israel being the nation that had a special covenant with God (going back to Abraham). Hope this has helped. |
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