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The State of Texas, in the United States, is roughly 1.95 times the size of the country of Germany. Texas has an area of 268,820 square miles, while Germany's area is 137,847 square miles.

It's at the Rhine river between Koblenz and Mainz.

The small town next to lorelei is St. Goarshausen.

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Yes, it rains a lot year round.

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Zero distance.

Germany and Denmark border on each other, there is no distance between them.

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total population is 99%

It is about 450 km, so it depends on your speed.

It's very simple -- if you are the major aggressors in a global conflict, you're probably not getting a seat of honor at the body created afterward to prevent such conflicts in the future.

Or, to put it in the lingo of The Wire, if you're starting, um, something, you're probably not getting, um, something after you lose.

I beleive it's because of 1 thing. Pride!

i have had it take about a month but it usually doesn't take that long

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Not known for sure, however estimated in 1938 at 79,375,000 including Austria that had joined Germany in 1936. However that number does not include the parts of Poland & Czechoslovakia that it annexed 1938-1939. Maybe another 10 to 20 million for those areas. Try googling this, just know what borders are included.

Sweden remained neutral, but a supporter of Germany during WW2. Sweden was not attacked or occupied by Germany.

3 October 1990 - less than twelve months after the Fall of the Wall.
October 3, 1990

The distance between the above mentioned places is 9291km approximately. The distance is straight path from one place to another place. There might be slight difference between the actual distance and the above mentioned distance because of the route chosen.

No. Austria is a sovereign nation. during WW2 when the Nazi party annexed Austria, it became for s short time part of Germany, but after the war, all annexed nations were returned to their rightful governments, and Germany was divided into four districts among the four allied nations: Britain, France, the USA, and USSR.

Schmidt, Mayer, Maier and Müller are the most common surnames.

Gabi, Gisela, Angelika, Rosi, Ulrike and Sabine are common girls forenames.

Bernhardt, Rolf, Gerhard, Sebastian, Thomas and Michael are common boys forenames.

zwei is German for two
"Zwei" is German for "two."

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