Germany

The German city famous for Lebkuchen is Nürnberg (Nuremberg).

It is not. Latin is an Italic language. Both the Germanic and the Italic language groups come from a common ancestor called Indo European. Although they share a common ancestor, they developed into different languages because they were so far apart from each other.

perceptual - the pretty part of nothern Germany

functional- the Berlin urban area

formal-Germany

Great Britain is not in Germany. It is geographically west of Germany, though they do not share a border, being hundreds of miles from each other.

The Kiel Canal links the North Sea with the Baltic.

Leipzig. It has hosts a major trade fair.

Yes they did.

A German city and the name of a penalty of the Salem Witch Trials

Yes.

Camp-x was located in Whitby Ontario and served as a secret military base during World War Two.

He is from Bavaria, Germany

Yalta Conference (1945)

They feared Germany had the technology to build nuclear bombs

Oktoberfest!

Colombia is a country in South America. It is bordered on Northwest by Panama, to the east by Brazil and Venezuela, to the south by Ecuador and Peru.

Bochum.

Cody Barnes is a hollister model out of Frankfurt, and Ludwigshafen Germany!

Restaurant staff in Germany (and elsewhere in Europe) are typically paid a higher base wage than their counterparts in the U.S. and Canada, and restaurant prices are "endprices," set to provide enough profit to pay those wages.

However, with increased international tourism, the notion that tips are not necessary is fading away. Still, tipping is much more modest than in North America. In Germany, it's accepted to round up the price on the bill (NEVER a "check") to the next Euro or so. If the check is €12,45, €13 is good; if it's €12,95, €14 will be appreciated.

Also, each waitperson carries a wallet with money and will make change right at the table if you're paying in cash. If you're presented with the bill above and you hand it back with a €20 note, you could say, "Make it 13 (or 14)," which would tell the server that you're giving them a tip. That is a more accepted way of giving a tip than leaving money on the table.

It's important to know that in many parts of Germany and Austria, if you hand the bill and money to the server and say, "Danke," which is German for "thank you," you're essentially saying "Keep the change." While it's nice to try to use some of the native language when visiting another country, this could result in you leaving a much larger tip than you intended.

In 1914 Germany had a population of 67 million. Berlin was the capital and Kaiser Wilhelm II was the head of state.

The biggest state in Germany is Bavaria with an area of 70,552 km2.

The smallest state in Germany is Bremen with an area of 419 km2.

it is about 11.30 minutes

I think it's "the house of lords"

They are different two countries. However, they are the same as two European countries.

The large scale of immigration of Turkish workers from the beginning of the 1960s was due both to the high population growth and mass unemployment within Turkey and also to the demand for labour in north-west Europe. West Germany, like other Western European nations, had begun to experience a labour shortage by the mid-1950s. Recruitment of workers from Mediterranean countries was one solution to this problem.[21] In 1961, the construction of the Berlin Wall exacerbated West Germany's labour crisis by restricting the flow of immigrants from East Germany. Turkey at the same time experienced unemployment. The Turkish government asked Germany to recruit Turkish guest workers. Theodor Blank, Secretary of State for Employment, was opposed to such agreements, believing that the cultural gap between Germany and Turkey was too large. He also argued that Germany needed no additional foreign laborers, because there were enough unemployed people living in the poorer regions of Germany who could take these jobs. But the United States put some political pressure on Germany, as it wanted to stabilize Turkey .The German Department of Foreign Affairs carried on negotiations after this and in 1961 an agreement was reached. Pressure from German employers in 1962 and 1963 played a key role in ending the two-year limit on the time for which Turkish workers were permitted to stay in West Germany.

In 1961, a total of 7,116 Turks migrated to Germany as guest workers.

yes,Germany is in moden day Europe