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Germany
The Federal Republic of Germany is a country in Western Europe covering an area of 357,021 sq km. It is the most populous member state of the European Union with 81.8 million inhabitants. Germany is home to the third-biggest number of international migrants worldwide.
4,376 Questions
Countries become industrialization of Britain by transcontinental railroad. This is what provided rail service from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
800 years.
Actually the age of Berlin, Germany is 772 years old if you calculate it correct. you take 1237 the year it was founded and subtract it by 2009 the year it is.
2009
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1237
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772
What do German parents do with a pickle on Christmas Eve?
some people say they hide a pickle ornament in a Christmas tree and if a child finds it they get an extra gift from St.Nick but nobody in Germany had even heard of this tradition.
Which country lies closest to Germany's capital?
The foreign country closest to Berlin is Poland, which is under 50 miles away.
If you are from Germany what is your nationality?
German, unless you have taken citizenship in another country. Then you might claim that country as your nationality.
In 1919, At the end of World War 1, the Treaty of Versailles was signed. I don't know about World War 2.
If you go to Germany, and you look down at your feet. You will notice you have 2 feet. Therefore, you will get a sudden epiphany and realize the Huls is located in the treasure room of "Dick Scallywag ship"
-AJ
Is Montana bigger than Germany?
Yes! The state of Montana has a total area of 147000 square miles. Germany has a total area of 137847 square miles. So yes, Montana, area wise is larger than the country of Germany.
What is Germany's largest island?
Yes. There is a group of islands off the North Sea coast, including Langeoog and Norderney. Further east there are the islands of Helgoland and Foehr. The largest Germany island is Ruegen in the Baltic.
Who in Germany was the father of Higher Criticism in its most important form?
The Higher Criticism is a term referring to a particular movement in Biblical Studies which probably began with Desiderius Erasmus, but which only became fully visible with the work of several German scholars during the late eighteenth / early nineteenth centuries.
Early forensic investigation of Scripture had focused exclusively either on interpreting the text (deciding what the Bible means) or (more rarely) on trying to discover whether the text had become corrupt, and trying to restore original meanings.
The Higher Criticism began to treat Biblical Texts the way other ancient texts had always been treated; asking questions like:
- Who wrote the Scriptures? (Is the Gospel of Luke the work of Luke the Apostle? Most modern scholars would say no).
- When were the Scriptures written? (Is the Gospel of Luke contemporary with Christ? Again most modern scholars say No)
- How do the Scriptures reach us? (Has there always been agreement on the canon of the Scriptures? These days even young teens ask questions about the Gospel of Thomas).
At first treating Holy Writ as not necessarily Divinely Sanctioned was an explosive issue.
Friedrich Schleiermacher's work suggested that the Gospels might each have multiple authors. The very suggestion had him branded an anarchistic atheist (which he certainly was not) and socially ostracized.
A generation later the English novelist George Eliot was criticised for merely owning a copy of Feuerbach's Essence of Christianity (Feuerbach had suggested that it might be worthwhile to investigate the historical Jesus).
Schleiermacher was the most important champion of the Higher Criticism, Feuerbach its most influential. Without their work there might never have been any Biblical archaeology (it would not have been deemed necessary), and certainly nothing approaching the current controversy over scanty remains of a sufficiently early town of Nazareth.
How many miles is it from Alteglen Germany to Frankfurt Germany?
155 km (96 miles) taking this route:
- Take D423, from Altenglan, to A62 LANDSTUHL.
- Take A62 to A6 MANNHEIM at JUNCTION 10 (KREUZ LANDSTUHL-WEST [Landstuhl west autobahn interchange].
- Take A6 to A63 FRANKFURT am MAIN at JUNCTION 16a (DREIECK KAISERSLAUTERN [Kaiserslauten autobahn triangle interchange].
- Take A63 to A60 FRANKFURT am MAIN at JUNCTION 2 (AUTOBAHNKREUZ MAINZ-SUD) [Mainz south autobahn interchange].
- Take A60 to A67 FRANKFURT am MAIN at JUNCTION 30 (RÜSSELHEIMER DREIECK).
- Take A67 to Frankfurt.
Olga Korbut was the Russian that dazzled crowds at the summer Munich Olympic Games of 1972. Korbut won three gold medals. She also competed in the 1976 Olympics.
What was sold under a crappy brand in Central Europe and under Fruitopia in Germany?
Coca Cola GmbH in Germany released a drink called Fruitopia by Minute Maid, which was essentially just another name for Minute Maid.
Is Munich in the north of Germany?
Munich is in the south of Germany, to the north of the Bavarian Alps
