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Which country has the longest border with Germany?
Austria has the longest border with Germany.
With which countries does Germany share the largest border?
The longest border is the one with Austria it is 506.4 miles long. (815 kilometers)Answer:Germany shares a border with Austria, Denmark, the Czech Republic, Poland, France, Swizterland, Luxembourg, Beligium and the Netherlands: Nine. The largest, as noted above is with Austria.
Which country has a long border with Denmark?
The only country Denmark has a land border with is Germany to the south.
Does France and Germany share a border?
Yes, the two countries share a long land border.
What mountains extend the length of France?
The Alps is a very long mountain range starting from the Mediterranean sea, up the border between France and Italy, through Switzerland, and in Austria.
Why did Adolph Hitler despise Austria?
He didn't like Austria because in his mind it belonged to Germany, and had for a long time. He annexed them in 1938.
How long would it take to drive from Italy to Germany?
7hours depending where you are in Germany and where youa re going in Italy, so 7 hours from border to border
How long would it take to drive from Italy to Austria?
Who needs to drive? Austria and Italy share a border so you could literally stand with one foot in each country.
Which Mountain is on the border between Italy and Switzerland dolomites?
The Alps with the famous Mont Blanc peak. There are many mountains on the border of Italy and Switzerland, but the most famous is probably the Matterhorn. (Mont Blanc is in the border of Italy and France).
Where was Hitler born and how long did he live there?
Austria and, untill the age of 16 when he dropped out of school and went to germany
How long is the border between Iraq and Iran?
936 kilometres long.
Why do they speak German in Austria?
Until 1866 Austria was part of Germany. In fact, until then Austria was officially the leading German state, but it was expelled from Germany by Prussia. A cultural (and clear political) distinction between Germany and Austria didn't really arise till after 1866. Other languages don't call the people in Germany "Germans"... and in fact they aren't the only progeny of the ancient Germanic tribes... As already said, these areas were a long time staying close together. This collective root explains the same (in Germany there are some dialects, too) language. German is the official language.
