Germany

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Germany was divided in 1945 into 5 zones of occupation, one of which became a permanent part of Poland. The Russian zone became East Germany in 1949 and the French, British and American zones joined together to become West Germany in 1955. The two states united in 1990, although constitutionally East Germany became several extra 'lander' of West Germany.

They didn't have a President in 1961. President Wilhelm Pieck ruled from 1949 to 1960 and then Walter Ulbricht was the Chairman of the Council of State (Vorsitzender des Staatsrats) (from 1960 until he died in 1973.

The reference to 'occupied' is odd. Berlin was the capital of Germany from 1871-1949 and became the capital again in 1990. Until the final collapse of the Third Reich in April-May, 1945 the city was in German hands. It then passed briefly to the Soviet Union. Later in 1945, the city was divided into four sectors (British, French, Sovier and American). With the division off Germany into East and West, the three Western sectors were administered as a single unit for most purposes.

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8 to 9 hours if the the flight stops, but about 6 or 7 hours if it is straight to Germany without stops. although it really depends on where you are coming from.

what about flyng from Germany to Pennslvaina

· Berlin, Germany

· Hamburg, Germany

· Munich, Germany

· Cologne, Germany

· Frankfurt, Germany

· Stuttgart, Germany

· Dusseldorf, Germany

· Dortmund, Germany

· Essen, Germany

· Bremen, Germany

Neville Chamberlain was a signatory of the Munich Agreement.

From 1871 to 1918 the area of Germany was a little over 215,000 square miles - slightly bigger than present day France. (Germany now covers an area of 137,000 square miles, a reduction of about 36%).

Nazi Germany was subjected to an utterly devastating and total defeat in WW2, and in view of its appalling record of aggression and inhumanity the Allies insisted on regime change. The Nazis had to surrender unconitionally in May 1945 and the Allies were legally able to do what they chose with Germany.

Yes it is. We sell German war flags , but it would be illegal, under German law, for us to send them to Germany. This is also the case in Hungary and Brazil. Each time we sell overseas we have to check the law within the country.

* Oil and natural gas * Chemicals * Foodstuffs * Motor vehicles

The main reason for Germany losing the war was the massive hordes on the eastern front, which they could not stop. Also Hitler made bad mistakes his plan of the Easter front was holding ground his field commanders wanted a flexible defense strategy so they could outflank and encircle the soviets. another reason would be that any nation cannot fight a war on 2 fronts and win. even if it had not have happened in 45, it would have been in 46, 47, 48 etc. But it would end in Allied Victory.

Their are several reasons for Germany's loss of World War II. I will answer this to the best of my abilities. The first and one of the most important is the fact that Hitler postponed his invasion of Britain, after The Battle of Britain which was an air battle that Germany lost. After which Germany could have still invaded Britain with overwhelming force. Whether he would have won this battle is unsure, but after postponing Operation Sea-Lion, he decided to invade Russia. Horrible mistake. Russia, although unprepared, had a massive army and lots of resources. And with the aid of the other allies, Russia defeated them.

No, ther are just shorelines in the north of Germany

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No. There were some Germans who helped Jews to escape and some who hid Jews; there were some who refused to commit murder, but there was no resistance to the Holocaust as such. Obviously, one needs to bear in mind that the Nazi regime did all it could to keep the Holocaust secret.

If you draw a swastika in a private place like your house or some of your relatives houses its ok to draw a swastika. but if you draw a swastika in school or on a bus or and other place, people will see it and report you. if you draw the swastika in school your teacher will catch you and you will be sent to the princapels office. there he/she will yell at you and suspend you from school for about a week. and you might even go to jail.

The distance between these 2 camps is 369 miles.

: Germany, with a total population of 82.4 million is made up of 91.5% German, 2.4% Turkish, and the other 6.1% is Greek, Italian, Polish, Russian, Serbo-Croatian and Others.

In some scientific fields yes, in others no.