Germany

The driving distance is about 207 road miles.

mostly citys and houses a little bit of bush and farm land. Kelly

Healthcare in Germany is in the form of a universal multi payer system. The system consists of both law enforced insurance and private insurance. People who fall below a certain income level, have their insurance provided through private non-profit "sickness funds."

Germans wear the same clothing that is the "norm" for Americans. There really isn't much of a difference, but they do have ethnic clothes.

Girls, according to German tradition, wear "dirndls". They are the dresses that the stereotypical milk-maid wears. Ja, ich möchte Milch!

Boys, according to German tradition, wear "lederhosen". They are the really short shorts that you need a good body to pull off. They are usually worn with a button-up shirt and a German hat.

The currency of Germany before the Euro was introduced in 2002 was the Deutsche Mark, or Mark for short.

If you are not religious by yourself and not interested in religion you will not see any religious activities in germany. No religion affects the daily life in germany.

You can visit old churches and hear their bells but they are more cultural and historical buildings than watchtowers of the christian religion.

5230 N1325 E

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it means that more people move from germany

Yes, if it wasn't for the entrance of USA in the war on the allied side, Germany would have won, because Russia had withdrew from the war in the same year. This allowed the central powers to focus all their military power on the western front which would have been too much for the major allied powers, Britain and France, to handle.

In war -to the victors go the spoils !!.

if you mean the german flag, it's black, red and yellow

The driving distance between Frankfurt, Germany and Hamburg, Germany is approximately 500 km. The driving time would be approximately 4 hours 30 minutes if you were to drive non-stop in good driving conditions. (The driving time does not take into consideration conditions such as weather, road work and rush hour traffic in urban areas.)

Germany was first unified in 1871. From 1815-1866 it consisted of 39 largely independent states. In 1792, before the invasions by Revolutionary France, Germany consisted of over 250 (!) states.

Germany faced 5 major problems after WW1. Firstly there was the "stab in the back theory" that the German government told the public they were doing great in the war when they weren't. Next there was the Treaty of Versailles where the Germans lost 13% of land lost a lot of its armies, pay £6600 million reparations (compensation for the war) and the last part of the treaty that the Germans hated the most was blame for the war. Next there was political uprisings such as the Kapp and Munich Putsch which was opposition against the government. Next there was an invasion of the Ruhr (Germanys industrial area) by France and Berlin because the Germans couldn't pay the reparations for the war. This led to the government printing more money and this caused the last problem of hyperinflation where the German mark was worthless because the price of everything went up drastically.

In World War 2?

The Rhine River flows through central (Western) Europe where it forms part of the borders between Germany and the countries of Switzerland and France. It enters the North Sea in the Netherlands.

yes sir in size it is

i have no clue i am trying to find out the same thing~

The tallest church in Germany is the Ulm Munster in Ulm, Germany.

it isn't. its an obsolete garment traditional to southern Germany (bavaria in particular), that no one in the real Germany (i.e. Germany minus bavaria) would ever wear. because they are ridiculous.

It was Marcus Babel in 1999, but Manchester United won by goals by Ole gunner Soaljhar, the super sub.

The superhighway that goes through Germany, which inspired President Dwight D. Eisenhower's decision to implement the Interstate System is called the Autobahn, where the suggested speed limit is 80 MPH but there is no official speed limit.

The birch tree is considered Russia's national tree.