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'''APL-Germany e.V.''' is a non-profit association with the aim to promote APL by offering a framework contact between with APLers, including those who actively participate in the dissemination of the APL language. The group organizes lectures and discussions within this framework, and also arranges semi-annual general meetings. It also produces a publication called ''APL-Journal'', usually twice a year.
 
Membership is not required for participation in APL-Germany events, including the general meetings.
 
APL-Germany helped to organize the [[APL conference#2000|2000]] and [[APL conference#2010|2010]] [[APL conference]]s in Berlin.
 
== See also ==
* [[German terminology]]
 
== External links ==
 
* [https://apl-germany.de/ Website]
 
{{APL community}}
[[Category:User groups]]

Latest revision as of 09:44, 19 November 2020

APL-Germany e.V. is a non-profit association with the aim to promote APL by offering a framework contact between with APLers, including those who actively participate in the dissemination of the APL language. The group organizes lectures and discussions within this framework, and also arranges semi-annual general meetings. It also produces a publication called APL-Journal, usually twice a year.

Membership is not required for participation in APL-Germany events, including the general meetings.

APL-Germany helped to organize the 2000 and 2010 APL conferences in Berlin.

See also

External links


APL community [edit]
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