I cannot find any evidence that there was ever a German head of state by that name. It's a Ukrainian word (for a plant, the one that's usually called "mugwort" in English), making it fairly unlikely that a high German official would have such a name.Chernobyl is most famously the name of a city near the worst nuclear power plant disaster ever (at least so far). Chernobyl (both the city and the power plant) are in northern Ukraine, near the border with Belarus. The accident happened in 1986, and access to Chernobyl (again, both the city and the former power plant, but especially the plant itself) are still restricted and limited for health and safety reasons. It's estimated that it may be 20,000 years before radiation in the area drops back down to normal "safe" background levels.
No. Most famously it is a city in Ukraine, near which a nuclear disaster happened at a power station in 1986.
Yes, Chernobyl is a city.
Chernobyl is in the country of Ukrain.
Our Lady of Chernobyl was created in 1994.
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The most affected towns were Chernobyl and Prypiat.
The German Head of State is Germany's Prime Minister Christian Wulff.
Chernobyl is in Ukraine.
The German transcription is Tschernobyl. It's pronounced almost like the English version.
The German Head of State carriers the title of Bundesprasident, or Federal President. Despite the title, the Bundesprasident has very few political duties, acting instead as a ceremonial figurehead.
The leader of the German government is called the Bundeskanzler.The German head of state is called the Bundespräsident.
The Ukraine.
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head in German is kopf
German can be an adjective. You can also use Germanic.
The German word for head is Kopf.
Angela Merkel
He was appointed chancellor of Germany on 30 January 1933.