Barbarossa
Barbarossa
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Meanings of <b>Barbarossa</b> (<a href="Italian language">Italian</a>: '<a href="Red Beard (disambiguation)">Red Beard</a>'): <ul><li> <b>Barbarossa</b> was the nickname of two famous people in history: <ul> <li> <a href="Frederick Barbarossa">Frederick I, Holy Roman Emperor</a> <li> <a href="Khair ad Din">Khair ad Din</a>, Barbary pirate and <a href="Ottoman Empire">Ottoman</a> admiral. </ul> <li> <b><a href="Barbarossa (board game)">Barbarossa</a></b> is a <a href="Spiel des Jahres">Spiel des Jahres</a> award-winning <a href="German-style board game">German-style</a> <a href="Plasticine">Plasticine</a> <a href="Board game">Board game</a> designed by <a href="Klaus Teuber">Klaus Teuber</a> in <a href="1988">1988</a>. <li> <b><a href="Operation Barbarossa">Operation Barbarossa</a></b> was the codename used by <a href="Nazi Germany">Nazi Germany</a> for their invasion of the <a href="Soviet Union">Soviet Union</a> during <a href="World War II">World War II</a>. The operation inspired a number of <a href="Wargaming">wargames</a>, including: <ul> <li> Barbarossa, a board wargame published by <a href="Simulations Publications">SPI</a> in <a href="1969">1969</a>. <li> Barbarossa, a board wargame published by <a href="TSR, Inc.">TSR</a> in <a href="1986">1986</a>. <li> Barbarossa to Berlin, a <a href="Charles Roberts Awards">Charles Roberts Award</a>-winning <a href="Card game">card-driven</a> wargame by <a href="GMT Games">GMT Games</a> covering all of <a href="World War II">World War II</a>. <li> Barbarossa: Army Group South, Barbarossa: Army Group Center and Barbarossa: Army Group North, board wargames in GMT's <a href="Eastern Front (World War II)">East Front</a> series. All three games also won Charles Roberts awards. <li> G-Barbarossa, a <a href="Japan">Japanese</a> board wargame. <li> <a href="Europa (wargame)">Drang Nach Osten!</a>, the first game in the <a href="Europa (wargame)">Europa</a> series. </ul> <li> The name of an Italian red <a href="Wine (software)">wine</a> <a href="Grape">Grape</a> variety, known as <a href="Barbaroux">Barbaroux</a> in French. </ul>