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Germany
The Federal Republic of Germany is a country in Western Europe covering an area of 357,021 sq km. It is the most populous member state of the European Union with 81.8 million inhabitants. Germany is home to the third-biggest number of international migrants worldwide.
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How did hyperinflation affect elderly people in Germany?
the elderly wrer forced to live in horrible starving conditions
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Sauerkraut is a fermented cabbage that results in a sour taste, giving it the name sauerkraut (sour cabbage). The fermentation process, similar to pickling, occurs when the lactic acid bacteria, namely Lactobacillus, Leuconostoc and Pediococcus, on the cabbage leaves starts to ferment with salt. It's a three stage process that takes anywhere from two to five weeks or longer. The result is a health packed food very rich in vitamin C and other nutrients. It is also the leading reason many lives were saved at sea many years ago. In the 18th century scurvy was rampant and they needed to find a cure fast. It is said that in the mid 18th century the British crown set out to find a cure and sent many ship captains out with potential solutions. Captain James Cook was one of these men and happened to be carrying sauerkraut, and because of this he successfully protected his crew during many months of voyage.
The process of fermenting has much older roots in China, and it is believed that Ghangis Kahn originally brought it over to Eastern Europe. Workers building the Great Wall of China used to eat fermented cabbage regularly, but theirs was created by soaking cabbage in rice wine. In the 1700's Dutch settlers brought Sauerkraut to America and made it a staple in their cooking, which is a large reason why it is so popular in America today. Just like German Sauerkraut, many other countries today have their own variations of this popular side dish.
What chancellor of Germany is a woman who was elected in 2005?
Angela Merkel was the German Chancellor, elected in 2005.
Yes. Every officer has a pistol (most 9x19mm) and there is also a machine pistol (most MP5 by HK) in every police car.
What does the color black represent on the German flag?
After Napoleon conquered Germany in 1806, there was a resistance group who wore black suits with red stripes an golden buttons.
Is the club Udo Snack still open in Schwabisch Gmund Germany?
No sorry to say . After the post closed down it was converted to a college and the learned comunity was not to the liking of the depths that Udo Snak decended to.
What are some famous German quotations?
Bernd das Brot: " 'Ich kann nicht' wohnt in der 'ich will nicht'-Straße"
('can't do' lives in 'don't want to street') Helmut Schmidt (former Chancellor): "The introduction of privately owned TV [in the late 1980ies] has shown to be a bigger threat to our society than the riscs nuclear power plants" Marlene Dietrich: "ich bin von Kopf bis Fuß auf liebe eingestellt" Dietz Bering "There is no such thing as a righteous war. A war might be necessary - but can never ever be considered righteous" "ja, scheiss die wand an" (popular expression, meaning something like "whoa - dude!", literally translates as 'defecate against the wall', imperative, 2nd person singular) Bernd das Brot " Ihr seid die guten? Jetzt habe ich wirklich Angst! " (you're the good guys? NOW I'm REALLY scared)
dick means something like fat/obese, bauch means belly...
So if you say dickbauch it would mean that the person has a big belly^^
It's not a common insult in Germany, though. I never heard it before....
What is the nearest airport to Hünstetten Germany?
The nearest major airport is Frankfurt am Main Airport(FRA / EDDF). This airport has international and domestic flights from Frankfurt, Germany and is about 34 road miles / 55km driving distance from the center of Hünstetten.
How far from dorfli Switzerland to Frankfurt Germany?
"Dörfli" is Swiss-German for "little village" or "hamlet". Practically any small settlement in Switzerland is called a "Dörfli". I checked on a Swiss website, and it listed 61 places called officially "Dörfli".
There are also two Frankfurt's in Germany, "Frankfurt am Main" and Frankfurt an der Oder".
So, you need to be more specific before this question can be answered.
Please also check spelling 'o' and 'ö' are two different letters in the German alphabet.
The Alps run through Germany and 6 other countries.
The Alps are in the south-east of Germany, in the south of the state of Bavaria (Bayern), running along the Austrian border. Germany's highest point is in the Alps (Zugspitze at 2962 metres).
