Germany

In German, federal republic is "Bundesrepublik."

The Germans do not number their states in the American manner.

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Answer this question… The Munich Conference adopted policies that tolerated German expansion

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Holocaust denial and wearing of Nazi symbols are taboo in German society and carry prison sentences for offenders

Germany had many different currencies denominated in Reichsmarks, but they're no longer convertible to US dollars.

They may still have value as collectibles. Please post one or more new questions, one for each bill or coin by denomination and date.

because its shiny

A Bridge in Berlin,Germany built by Reggie Smith

That's a special day in carnival in Germany. It's the Thursday before the last carnival weekend and there are celebrating especially the women.

On this day it's usual in some parts of Germany that the women cut the ties of the men. Even in business.

a red colour that was rising at the time

Pi is in the German language also "die Kreiszahl".

Frankfurt is very well known for its skyscrapers, having two of tallest skyscrapers in the European Union, the Commerzbank Tower and the Messeturm.

It is home to the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, one of world's most important stock exchanges, and to the European Central Bank. A lot of trade fairs take place in Frankfurt, like the Internationale Automobil-Ausstellung, worlds largest motor show, the Frankfurter Buchmesse, the largest bookfair and the Musikmesse the world's largest music fair.

It means carneval. In Germany we celebrate it with a lot of parties and processions. It starts on a Thursday where the people go with their nighties dressed to parties. In the parts of Germany where they celebrate carneval, it´s called the fifth season. The Major of the town has to give the symbolic key to those who celebrate ( mostly the 1st of the carneval groups will get the key ). Other things which happens at Fausching: Monday is allways the day for big procession. Tuesday the women can cut the ties of the man ( they better wear an old one at this day or none at all ) and on Wednesday ( that´s the last day of Fausching ) it´s the day where the carneval groups start crying and washing their purses ( the crying represents the grief that this season is over now... washing the purses means it did cost a lot of money for those carneval groups and now the purse is empty ). The day after fasching the lenten season starts.

Faushing always starts on the eleventh day of the eleventh month at the eleventh hour and usually ends in the beginning of March.

Estonia is in Europe

Liechtenstein is the smallest German-speaking country in the world. So there must be more than 90% which speak German.

Read here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liechtenstein

Yes Germany is a formal region, because it has defined borders.

Belgium

Hmm, not really, it's closer to Italy and Austria.

Joseph Goebbels

In January of 1917, Germany proposed to Mexico an alliance to get back some of the lost territories during the Mexican-American War (1846-1848). Specifically, Texas, New Mexico and Arizona. The telegram that contained such proposal was intercepted by British spies and delivered to American president Woodrow Wilson. At the time, Mexican-American relations were pretty strained, so Wilson was worried that Mexico might accept the proposal. It would have meant a war between Mexico and the United States, delaying the later from getting involved into WW1. The telegram was used as proof of Germany's bad intentions, and became one of the main reasons for the US entering WW1.

I can think of three: Max Beckmann, Max Ernst und Max Pechstein