Germany

There were two viewpoints of the general populous (I am leaving out the Nazi leader viewpoint). The most popular viewpoint was that they loved Adolf Hitler and what he wanted he got, even fighting in a war for him. The less popular view and less open view was that Adolf Hitler was a pig and madman, plus they hated the Nazis. The Jews were duped and killed. The popular view lived in ignorance and under Hitler's propaganda deceptions and verbal lies. The opposite view would join the underground and do all they could to to sabotage the Nazis. There was also the view that Hitler needed to be killed (that was a view in the Nazi Leadership that tried to kill him.) The young people really loved Hitler because they had been brainwashed to do so. So they fought in the end of the war thinking they could still win with some secret weapon Hitler claimed he had. That weapon was never produced. Hitler killed himself. The Allied Forces moved in and the Germans were hurt, mad, confused and sad. They were also hungry, homeless, jobless and lost without their Third Reich Nazi government. They did not think of themselves as being liberated. When the ignorant learned of the concentration camps they were shocked. Those who did know about them denied knowing about them because they had condoned them. The Nazi Leaders felt they had not committed war crimes and were only doing their duty. It took many decades for the Germans to recover from their guilt, confusion, grief and not knowing how to act. The hatred of the Germans wore off after about three decades.

Alfred Binet founded France's first psychology laboratory and is known for developing the first intelligence test, the Binet-Simon scale. Binet's work had a significant influence on the field of psychology and the development of standardized testing.

It depends on airline company. Some of them even allow us for overweight if its 1 or 2 kg. But some charge Rs 50/kg or Rs 75/kg or even Rs 100/kg.

First found in Saxony, the German surname of Oster has many variations.

Frankfurt / Main

Federal republic with 2 legislative bodies (Federal Council and Federal Assembly).

In 1932 Germany did not invade any country. In fact, throughout the period 1919-37 Germany did not use force against any foreign country.

This is a trick question. Germany did not conquer ethiopia, Italy did, and it was at the begging of World War II

+49 is the code for Germany, it's not the code for any german city.

+49 (0) 30 would be the code for Berlin.

West Berlin was entirely surrounded by East Germany till the reunification of Germany in 1990.

the UK

Yes, Germany was an imperialist country.

Definatly russia, they arrived way before Britain did.

I haven't been everywhere in Germany but I've been around to plenty of places.

Berlin, in my opinion is very cloudy much of the year. In fact, the entire northern part of the country (especially in the east) is often cloudy.

The sunniest city (and that's not saying really that much) would be the cities in the south and southeast. Freiburg tops the list as the city with the best weather in Germany...as Freiburg citizens claim...and again, that's not saying much.

Hitler gave a public address blaming the communists for the fire, and that they should all be rounded up and imprisoned.

A Dutch communist, Marianus van der Lubbe, was found with matches in the Reichstag ruins and was arrested.

Centro in Oberhausen

Approximately 300 million tourists visit Beijing each year.

Germany had but 2 Allies in the Second World War. Those two powers were Japan and Italy.

King Clovis did not convert to Islam. Instead, he converted to Christianity, which was the religion of the people of Gaul.

Germany needed to defeat France on the Western front before Russia could prepare to attack on the Eastern front. in addition, by defeating France, it would France's military from the war and push the forces of England out of Europe.

World War 1

Germany invaded Russia in 1917 after Russia backed out of the war.

World War 2

Germany invaded Russia during the Second World War on June 22, 1941 Operation Barbarossa

The two states are Hamburg and Berlin, mainly consisting of their capitals Hamburg and Berlin respectively. Another state with only two cities (Bremen and Bremerhaven) is Bremen.

No, Wales is one of the 4 country's that make up the UK

Yes and no. Though Germany has a capitalist economy it holds many socialist ideals on things such as healthcare. They are currently a Federal Republic I believe and use Representative Democracy comparable to that of the English Constitutional Monarchy. European countries have Socialist political parties but are very moderate compared to the socialism protrayed by Stalon and the red boys. A good example of socialism exsisting in a capitialist country is Canada and it's healthcare system which under Obama America has begun to nearly match. I except to see a socialist party to form in America as well due to these changes and the support of many college kids around the States. But remember that socialist healthcare and socialist economy are two completely different things. Socialism as a whole has it's good and bad just like any other system, a bad is typically it's economic system a plus would be the government paying for a taking care of things like healthcare and schooling (that's right they will pay you through college for as long as you choose to be in school) but with that comes high taxes which people typically frown upon. It's important to keep an open-mind when thinking about socialist ideals despite what Fox News and professional cry baby/propaganda expert Bill O'Rilley tell you, some are good and work better than the current state of things. Hope that helped answer your question. I tend to go a liltle overboard but it's important to know the difference.

Angela Merkel was born in 1954. She is currently the Chancellor of Germany and has been since 2005. She is in excellent health.