Berlin. *After World War II, Germany was partitioned and occupied. The areas occupied by the US, the UK, and France were combined in 1948 to form West Germany. The area occupied by the Soviet Union became East Germany. West Germany's capital was established in Bonn, while East Germany's capital was Berlin. The Western half of the city became the enclave known as West Berlin, which was considered part of neither Germany. East and West Germany were reunified in 1990, and by 1999 Berlin was again the seat of government.
It was Bonn. Let's be clear on this: Bonn was the capital of the FDR, the Federal Republic of Germany, West Germany. But the DDR, the Deutches Democratik Republik, The German Democratic Republic, East Germany, the capital was Berlin. And no, I am not for one moment suggesting East Germany was democratic, but that was its name......
this question does not make sense. Bonn was the capital of West Germany.
Germany is west of Poland.
The capital of the German Federal Assembly (1815) was Frankfurt, which was also briefly the capital in 1848. When Germany became a single state in 1871, the Prussian capital of Berlin was chosen as the capital.Bonn was the provisional capital and seat of government of West Germany (1949-1990). In the German Democratic Republic Berlin was named capital which only included the eastern part of the city with the western part belonging to West Germany.In 1990 Berlin became the official capital of the re-united Germany while Bonn remained seat of government until 1999.
The capital of East Germany was East Berlin, and the capital of West Germany was Bonn. After the reunification of Germany in 1990, Berlin became the capital of the unified Germany.
The capital of West Germany in 1989 was Bonn.
Berlin is the capital of the unified Germany. When there was an East and West Germany the capital of the West was in Bonn.
It was the capital of West Germany. But since Germany's reunification in 1990, east and west, Berlin has been restored as Germany's capital city.
Bonn is a city in Germany and former capital of West Germany. It relinquished this position in 1990 when Berlin became the capital of a re-unified Germany.
Berlin. *After World War II, Germany was partitioned and occupied. The areas occupied by the US, the UK, and France were combined in 1948 to form West Germany. The area occupied by the Soviet Union became East Germany. West Germany's capital was established in Bonn, while East Germany's capital was Berlin. The Western half of the city became the enclave known as West Berlin, which was considered part of neither Germany. East and West Germany were reunified in 1990, and by 1999 Berlin was again the seat of government.
Bonn was the capitol of West Germany
Since 1999,Berlin came the capital city of reunifue Germany. When Germany was divied in-to East and West (1949-1990), the capital of west Germany was Bonn,and the capital of East Germany was east berlin.Bonn served as the interimseat of government from the reuinted 1990-1999.
Bonn is east of Brussels
No, Berlin has not always been the capital city of Germany. Before Berlin, the capital was Bonn from 1949 to 1990. Berlin became the capital of a reunified Germany in 1990.
Bonn.
Germany. From 1949 until 1989, Germany was divided between two countries: West Germany, with a capital in Bonn, and East Germany with a capital in East Berlin.