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In what countries do people speak German?
The German language's country of origin is Germany. There are many other countries that speak German, however. The following five are countries that have German as an official language: Germany, Austria, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, and Switzerland.Belgium also has German as an official language with "minority status," which means that the majority of Belgium doesn't speak German. There are also many more countries around the globe that have German as a minority language.
What is the language spoken in Zurich?
The main language spoken in Zurich is Swiss German, which is a dialect of the German language. Additionally, many residents in Zurich also speak standard German due to its official status in Switzerland.
If you have German citizenship are you German?
Yes. It depends on what you mean. You may or may not be German in heritage, but legally you are a German if you have German citizenship. All depends you could have a split nationality meaning you have a dual citizenship.
In which other European country is German spoken in?
German is the country's only official language in:LiechtensteinGerman is the majority language, and shares official status with other languages in:Germany (besides locally Sorbian, Frisian, and Danish)Austria (besides locally Slovene, Croatian, and Hungarian)Luxembourg (besides French and Luxembourgish, the latter being a form of German)Switzerland (besides French, Italian and Rumantsch)German is a minority language with official status in:Belgium (besides Dutch and French)German language has official status only in part of the country/territory:Italy (Alto Adige/Südtirol Province of Autonomous Region Trentino-Alto Adige)Polish part of Silesia, mainly Upper Silesia.German language is recognized as a minority language:Czech RepublicHungary (Danube Swabians)Romania (Transylvania and Banat Swabians)
Why are German people so fat?
The majority of Germans are fit and have a highly active lifestyle. The stereotype of the fat, red-nosed German comes from war propaganda in the 1800 and 1900s. If you see a fat German, it is most likely because they do not exercise.
What will the legal status of the baby born in Finland if parents are not Finland Nationals?
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What was Hitler's political status?
Adolf Hitler was the leader of the National Socialist German Workers' Party (NSDAP), also known as the Nazi Party. He became the Chancellor of Germany in 1933 and later consolidated his power as the Führer, or leader, of Germany. Hitler's political status can be described as the dictator of Nazi Germany during the period of the Third Reich.
What is the second most common language of Germany?
Turkish is spoken by many, but English is the second language.
In what countries do people speak German?
The German language's country of origin is Germany. There are many other countries that speak German, however. The following five are countries that have German as an official language: Germany, Austria, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, and Switzerland.Belgium also has German as an official language with "minority status," which means that the majority of Belgium doesn't speak German. There are also many more countries around the globe that have German as a minority language.
What was the capital of Germany in 1884?
The German Capital in 1884 was Berlin. Prior to 1871, Berlin was the capital of the German kingdom of Prussia. It became capital of all Germany with the proclamation of the German Empire in 1871, following the Franco-Prussian War. It remained the capital until 1945. In 1945 the Allies divided the city into four sectors and decreed that the city should no longer be German capital and seen as a separate political entity to the rest of Germany, however amid growing tensions between the occupying powers, East Germany unilaterally named East Berlin as capital of the GDR (referrring to it only as Berlin) and raised the wall. The West German Government set up home in Bonn, which became the new capital of West Germany. As a result of West Berlin's particular status it had its own "government". The city did send elected politicians to sit in the West German Bundestag and Bundesrat but they only had observer status. While West Germany represented West Berlin on an international level, technically due to the special status of the city, Berliners were neither East or West Germans and the GDR refused to acknowledge West German passports of west Berliners and forced them to cross the inner-German border at separate border crossing points. In 1989, to the surprise of everybody, the wall came crashing down, and after a period of acclimatization (and to sign a peace treaty between Germany and the allies!!!) East and west Germany were reunited on October 3 1990, and in accordance with the reunification treaty, Berlin was again became Capital of all Germany
What has the author Heinz Kamnitzer written?
Heinz Kamnitzer has written: 'Germany and you' -- subject(s): Foreign relations, German reunification question (1949-1990), International status, Politics and government
Who are Onestar's parents?
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What was germany referred to as in ww1?
During World War I, Germany was commonly referred to as the "German Empire" or "Kaiserreich," reflecting its status as an empire under the rule of Kaiser Wilhelm II. Additionally, it was often referred to simply as "Germany" or the "Central Powers" in the context of its alliance with Austria-Hungary, the Ottoman Empire, and Bulgaria against the Allies. The term "Huns" was also used derogatorily by some in reference to German soldiers.
Can an illegal alien in Spain obtain legal immigration status in Germany by virtue of same-sex marriage to a citizen of Germany?
Yes. A same-sex registered partnership is treated the same as a legal marriage in Germany with respect to immigration law. The same-sex partner of a German citizen can obtain legal residency and, ultimately, citizenship in Germany.
What will the legal status of the baby born in Norway if parents are not Norway Nationals?
The legal status of children born in Norway to non-Norwegian Nationals is that they automatically get a Norwegian Nationality in addition to their parents'. It is why it gets complicated with asylum seekers who have had a child in Norway and then get rejected from the system. With a dual nationality, the child will remain a Norwegian citizen and it will stay like that until the child is 18 and leaves the country. After that, they have to keep having their passport updated or they can lose their Norwegian Nationality. This goes for any foreign one as well, for instance a Dutch/Norwegian person living in Norway must keep a valid passport or lose their Dutch nationality.
Who was the German leader who promised his people a return to world power status and to unite the German speaking people?
Adolf Hitler
What is quasi- citizenship?
a status granted to non-nationals giving them: 1. almost equal rights as nationals of the country of residence 2. absolute protection against expulsion (also temporarily, e.g. for minor children), and/or 3. voting rights for national elections
