The jozs of trzing to tzpe!

So you think I'm p1ssed as I type this because of the title... well as much as I'd like that to be true think again. It is an experience caused by the inexplicable exchange of the 'z' and 'y' keys on the German keyboard. Why the fark anyone would want to do this is beyond me.
The other point about German keyboards is they have had to find room for all the weirdass letters they need, cause 26 just ain't good enough... So we add ö, ä, ü, ß and a couple of extra symbols like §. That by itself would be fine - but we don't stick these on extra keys as that would be untidy. We simply move everything else around, doing things like moving ( and ) one key further left *grrr*
So I challenge you to find the following keys (and how to access them).
@ { } [ ] < > + * : ; ' " \ / ? - _