Germany

Germany is a diverse country and has many natural landmarks like the Alps, the North and Baltic Sea and many mountainous forests all over the country. There is much more.

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Yes, definitely, Germany does have taxes. Just like in the US you have to pay your annual taxes. The only real difference is that the taxes when you purchase "stuff" is included in the price. I personally find this system of tax paying to be satisfying.

Because the nazis were racists and discriminated the jews.

Many people world wide saw Germany as the prime aggressor during World War One. Fairly or not, Americans and other nations saw German forces invade the Lowlands and France in the west . On the eastern front, they deemed Germany aggression against Russia as caused by the Germans themselves.

Frankfurt, along with many other European airports, have been closed due to a volcanic eruption in Iceland (April 2010) and the consequent danger of ash in the atmosphere. This may lead to damage to aircraft engines. They will reopen when it is considered safe to do so.

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From top to bottom: black, red, gold.

well by the power of shrek the ogre i say you should go buy a book about germany and stop wasting peoples valuable time on the computer.

The Nikolaus / Saint Nicholas, a figure inspired by the saint Nicholas of Myra, gives presents to children on the 6th December. Children put a shoe outside the door and on the morning of the 6th, the shoe is filled with candy and little presents, at least that is the most common practice. The Nikolaus may also come by in person, dressed in a bishop's robe or red coat, with a long beard and often carrying a bishop's crosier (pastortal staff). In some regions he has a helper named Knecht Ruprecht (among other names) who carries a rod to be given to children who did not behave in the past year.

The Nikolaus was actually the inspiration for Santa Claus. These days, the Nikolaus and Santa Claus exists side by side in Germany. Originally, presents were only given on the 6th of December and not on Christmas. The Protestant church does not condone the worship of saints, though, and so the Christkind was invented who brought presents on Christmas. It was meant to be Jesus Christ, but over the years developed into a childlike angel. Many people still tell their children that the Christkind brings the presents on Christmas instead of Santa Claus.

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It's scientists. During World War 2 they fled to America, otherwise Germany would be the strongest and greatest country in the world and not America.

The president of Germany is the most important citizen.

Yes.

No, Britain does not have control over Germany. Both countries - along with others - are members of the European Union.

There are 3 TV's per Household in Germany

The first inventor of the automobile is up for debate. Many agree that the first modern automobile was invented by Karl Benz of Germany. The first steam powered vehicle was made by Ferdinand Verbiest.

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The strongest in Europe and the third strongest in the world.

Bonn is a city in Germany and former capital of West Germany. It relinquished this position in 1990 when Berlin became the capital of a re-unified Germany.

Germany is a western European nation and a member state of the European Union. Germany does not have a national insect.

The Oktoberfest is held from late September to the first weekend in October on the Theresienwiese (Wiesn), in Munich, Germany.

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