Germany

You think we live in the stone age here??? Of course we have dryers! And we even have fire, water and electricity, just in case you wonder...

During World War II, Germany did not in fact ever invade London. The Germans hoped to conquer it as part of their planned invasion (in 1940) of the British Isles. Yet, the necessary requirement for any invasion was control of Britain's air-space, and this was never achieved by the German air force.

Troop strengths for most nations are classified. However, a comparable percentage of service members in the German Wehrmacht are infantrymen, comparable to other western nations that is. The make up of the German Army is similar to the American Army, just smaller; the jobs and duties are similar. Weapon systems are similar. Specific weapons may vary. I'm not certain about now, but in the '80's, the standard German combat rifle was chamberred for the heavier 7.62 NATO round, unlike American M16's that fired the .223. Much of their artillery is American. Their arcraft is mostly their own, however they have had American fighters in service in the past (F4's and F5's in the '80's again).

It was introduced to Britain by Prince Albert, the consort (husband) of Queen Victoria.

German 91.5%, Turkish 2.4%, other 6.1% (made up largely of Greek, Italian, Polish, Russian, Serbo-Croatian, Spanish)
Most German students are now required to learn English (often beginning in 5th grade), however, they are usually taught British English. Older Germans may not speak English as well or at all. Usually, Germans will do their best to help in English, but it depends on the vocabulary and skills of the person. Most of the time, it's not a big problem. Just about everyone knows at least a little English and citizens are usually eager to practice.

Bethmann-Hollweg was Chancellor from 1909-17. He was appointed when Buelow resigned.

Frankfurt is the most dangerous, relating to crime.

Richard von Weizsaecker

No, he was Chancellor of West Germany from 1969 to 1974..

As of 2010, 874.000 thousand millionaires, nearly 1% of Germany, is a millionaire.

Poland, Belgium, Denmark, The Netherlands, Luxembourg, France, Norway, Greece, Yugoslavia and western Russia. Just before the war, by threats and bluster, the Germans had taken Austria and Czechoslovakia.

That is not a question, rather it is a subject with a question mark at the end.

Your question asks are so presumably you mean now, in 2011. The answer is yes. Quite a lot has changed in Germany since the end of World War 2 in May 1945 (over 65 years ago). I'd add that I'm very surprised by this question. Has it not occurred to you that if Jews were not 'allowed in Germany' now in 2011, there would be pandemononium and uproar and you would have heard about it?

Sandra Bullock Speaks English and German.

This is Berlin, Berlin, the eternally young city

This is Berlin, Berlin, which has my love

Exactly in the center of the world

God has put you there

You my Berlin, Berlin, you pearl on the Spree

Who knows only you, Berlin, that never tells you adieu

Because one can never more escape your charm

You my Berlin, Berlin, Berlin…

You my Berlin, Berlin, you pearl on the Spree

Who has seen you, Berlin, that never tells you adieu

Because one can never more escape your charm

You my Berlin, Berlin, Berlin

Yes.I have one of his violins.

Because the city of Munich is Monaco in some languages including Italian

Tefal is made in France.

Martin Heinrich Klaproth, a German apothecary, considered in 1789 that a mineral from Joachmow is a new metal. In fact it was only an oxide.
In 1842 Eugene Melchior Peligot, French chemist, separated uranium as a pure metal.

Integrating West Germany and East Germany has been extremely difficult.

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Answer this question…Mussolini did not make persecution of Jews a key part of his ideology.

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Unfortunately this is not possible.

I had the same problem about ten years ago.

The Department of Work and Pensions in Newcastle, are the only people that have the authority to issue a replacement.