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What type of government did Germany have in 1914?
Germany was a monarchy.
Germany's type of government is.......?
A Federal parliamentary republic.
What type of government was put in place in Germany during World War 2?
In WWII, Hitler was the Fürher of Nazism in Germany.
What was the type of government that alolf Hitler had in Germany during the time of world war 2?
Totalitarian
What type of government and political factors does Germany have?
Germany is a federal parliamentary republic, headed by the Federal Chancellor. Some political factors within its government are its anti-extremism policy and open civil society.
What type of government did Germany have in 1914?
Germany was a monarchy.
What type of government did Germany adopt?
At the time of World War II Germany had a fascist government.
What type of government that was found in Italy and Germany?
A fascist Government
What type of government is in Germany?
The 7 branches of government of Germany are:ConstitutionLegislatureJudiciaryExecutiveDivisionsElectionsForeign Policy
What type of government did Germany have in ww2?
A dictatorship.
What type of government does Germany have and why?
It has a federal parliamentary government. This government was chosen under the direction of West Germany's occupiers, France, England and the USA.
What type of government does germany?
Federal, democratic republic
Germany's type of government is.......?
A Federal parliamentary republic.
What type of government did Germany have?
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In the early 1930's Hitler established this type of government in Germany?
A Fascist Government
What was the political structure of the modern day nation of Germany in the 1860s?
In the 1860s, Germany was a republican type government with a Kaiser. The Kaiser had most of the authority in the government.
What was the political structure of the modern-day nation of Germany in the 1860s?
In the 1860s, Germany was a republican type government with a Kaiser. The Kaiser had most of the authority in the government.
