| Düsseldorf neighbor | 22 |
| Where the Krupps worked | 23 |
| Rebuilt city north of Cologne | 29 |
| Nordrhein-Westfalen city | 24 |
| It's near Gelsenkirchen | 27 |
| Home of the Krupp steelworks | 28 |
| German city north of Cologne | 28 |
| Dine, in Düsseldorf | 22 |
| City NNE of Dusseldorf | 22 |
| City near Gelsenkirchen | 23 |
| City in the Ruhr basin | 22 |
| Where Krupp put up his works | 28 |
| Where Krupp cleaned up | 22 |
| West German steel center | 24 |
| West German industrial city | 27 |
| Steel city in the Ruhr | 22 |
| Site of the Villa Hugel | 23 |
| Site of the Krupp steel works | 29 |
| Site of Krupp steel works | 25 |
| Seat of the Krupp steel works | 29 |
| Scene of W.W. II airstrikes | 27 |
| Ruhr Valley metropolis | 22 |
| Ruhr Valley industrial center | 29 |
| Prussia annexed it in 1802 | 26 |
| Pittsburgh of the Ruhr | 22 |
| Original Krupp Works city | 25 |
| Neighboring city of Duisburg | 28 |
| Neighbor of Düsseldorf | 25 |
| Museum Folkwang setting | 23 |
| Major city on the Ruhr | 22 |
| Krupp's headquarters | 24 |
| Industrial hub of the Ruhr | 26 |
| Industrial hub of Germany | 25 |
| Industrial German city | 22 |
| Industrial city in Germany | 26 |
| Home to the Villa Hügel | 26 |
| Home of the Krupp works | 23 |
| Home of the Krupp family | 24 |
| Have a meal, in Berlin | 22 |
| German steelworks town | 22 |
| German Motor Show city | 22 |
| German iron and steel city | 26 |
| German iron and steel center | 28 |
| Former German coal center | 25 |
| Düsseldorf's neighbor | 28 |
| Clock inventor or German city | 29 |
| City SSW of Münster | 22 |
| City on the Ruhr River | 22 |
| City of the Ruhr valley | 23 |
| City near the Ruhr and Rhine | 28 |
| City NE of Düsseldorf | 24 |
| Chief Ruhr River valley city | 28 |
| Chief city of the Ruhr | 22 |
| Bad ___ (Lower Saxony city) | 27 |
| Perfumer's extract | 22 |
| Basic nature of a perfume | 25 |
| Heart of a wine's flavor | 28 |
| Toiletry with a fragrant odor | 29 |
| Purchases at perfumeries | 24 |
| Ancient Jewish ascetic | 22 |
| Member of a Jewish sect | 23 |
| Jewish ascetic of yore | 22 |
| Dead Sea Scrolls writer | 23 |
| Dead Sea Scrolls scribe | 23 |
| Ancient Palestinian Jew | 23 |
| Ancient Jewish sect member | 26 |
| Ancient ascetic of Palestine | 28 |
| Second-century B.C. ascetic | 27 |
| Second-century ascetic | 22 |
| Palestinian sect member | 23 |
| Early resident of Qumram | 24 |
| Early religious sect member | 27 |
| Early Palestinian cenobite | 26 |
| Dead Sea Scrolls ascetic | 24 |
| Cenobite of ancient Palestine | 29 |
| Ancient Qumran inhabitant | 25 |
| Ancient Qumran dweller | 22 |
| Ancient Palestinian ascetic | 27 |
| Ancient native of Qumran | 24 |
| Ancient monastic Palestinian | 28 |
| Ancient Jewish monastic | 23 |
| Dead Sea Scrolls preservers | 27 |
| Dead Sea Scrolls people | 23 |
| Secreters of Dead Sea Scrolls | 29 |
| People described by Josephus | 28 |
| Group in biblical history | 25 |
| Early Jewish sect members | 25 |
| Dead Sea Scrolls makers | 23 |
| Dead Sea scroll guardians | 25 |
| Ancient Jewish sect of Qumran | 29 |
| Ancient Jewish brotherhood | 26 |
| Ancient Jewish ascetics | 23 |
| Ancient group of mystics | 24 |
| Massachusetts quartet? | 22 |
| What makes a bloom blossom? | 27 |
| Steven Spielberg openings? | 26 |
| Mountain road features | 22 |
| "Sissy," mostly | 25 |
| The three for sisters? | 22 |
| The majority of sissies? | 24 |