Germany

Soccer is Germany's most popular sport, the German word for it is "Fußball."

The "Deutsche Fussballbund" (DFB; German Football Federation) is the largest sports organization in Germany.

With more than 6.3 million members, Soccer is played at thousands of amateur clubs. Throughout the season, hundreds of thousands of people watch the professional games while thousands more watch or play in matches between local amateur clubs.

Regulary it's Michael Ballack. Unfortunally he is injured and can't play the World Cup.

So at the World Cup Philipp Lahm is the captain

1972

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There are many different types of "Bierseidel",.

A basic model made of glass can cost as little as €8.00, where as collectors items made of porcelain with a silver lid can be worth several thousands of Euros.

sammler.com, a major German collector's site, lists a retail price of €2, or about U.S.$2.50, for a circulated specimen. Uncirculated ones might sell for about €8-10.

Following WWI the Weimar Republic underwent some of the worst inflation in history, at least until recent events in Zimbabwe. High-value bills were printed by the carload in an attempt to keep up with rising prices, but ended up fuelling even worse increases. As such a lot of the bills never really circulated because they became worthless within weeks or even days, so it's not difficult to find decent-condition ones even today.

The vehicle sticker letter for German registered vehicles is D. This stands for Deutschland, the German name for Germany.

No, Germany started out as a Baltic state of the Teutonic Knights. It later was called Prussia up until WWI, and from the end of WWI until the present day it has been called Germany.

The Euro is used in Germany. The paper bills are colored with pictures of famous Europeans.

The coins have the Euro symbol on one side and a famous national landmark on the other side.

Chancellor of the Republic of Germany. Currently Angela Merkel.

The Munich Olympics in 1972 were tragically marked by a terrorist attack when a Palestinian group known as Black September took 11 Israeli athletes hostage. The situation escalated, resulting in the deaths of all the hostages during a failed rescue attempt by German authorities. This horrific event overshadowed the games and brought global attention to the issues of terrorism and security, forever altering the landscape of international sporting events.

German national sport players are known for being good at field hockey (being one of the best in the world) and they are extremely well-known at soccer/football (especially at penalties)

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Germany has autobahns, and many castles. Germany has many canals used for commercial and local traffic.

Any whatever gift they said they would like or what you would like to buy them. Imma not sure bout everything but i know tht the parents of bad children get rods

The German state of Bavaria is located in southeastern Germany with Munich being its capital. Munich is close to Italy and is sometimes called Italy's most northern city. Here is the Neuschwanstein castle which Disney modeled Cinderella's castle after.

Population Density - Germany: 593 people per square mile.

Italy, France, Spain and Germany

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The German government printed too much of it before World War 2.

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I'm guessing 5 hours, if you use the faster (more expensive) trains.

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