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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.
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Bonn is a city near Cologne, in the German state of North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany.
Germany was a member of the Axis, and so an enemy of the Allies during World War 1 and World War 2. Today, Germany is the most powerful nation in Europe, a founding member of the European Union, and a strong ally of the US.
What train station in the closest to Schliersee Germany?
There is actually a train station in Schliersee itself that is served by the BOB train (connects to munich in about 1 hr)
Who appoints the Chancellor of Germany?
The Chancellor is appointed by the president (Bundespäsident) after he or she has been elected by the parliament (Bundestag).
Could it be spelled Cochem? That's at the Moselle River in the west of Germany in the state of Rhineland-Palatinate
How much does it cost to go to Amsterdam from aachen by train?
Hi,
This will cost approximately €30 (one way). It takes 3:20.
Can an Egyptian citizen become a German army officer?
No. In order to serve in German armed forces one has to be a German citizen.
What did Germany do in June 1942?
What documents are needed for an unaccompanied minor to enter Germany?
You need a notarized note from both parents to consent the unaccompanied minor for travel. Without one, the minor will be denied entry.
What is the address for the U.S. Army Columbia Hotel in Munich?
The exact address I don't remember, but it was 2 blocks from Rotkreuz Platz. I don't think it's there anymore because 3 years ago I tried to find it
Your question got me digging and I found an old brochure from the Columbia Hotel: Jagdstrasse, 8.
I used the Columbia Hotel enroute from Bamberg to Garmisch in November 1956. We couldn't make connections in Munich for the train to Garmisch and had to stay overnight. I remember taking a streetcar from the Main Bahnhof and having to disembark and walk perhaps a half mile. I recall that the area between the streetcar stop and the Columbia still had some bombed out buildings that hadn't been reconstructed. As I recall the room, which was quite adequate cost us around $1.00 each, we were both enlisted men with the rank of E4. In the morning we took a cab back to the bahnhof and the driver somehow managed to avoid the area that had not yet been rebuilt.
Driving route between Frankfurt and rothenburg ob der tauber?
From Frankfurt, follow directions for Würzburg then head south to Rothenburg ob der Tauber.
The driving distance between Frankfurt and Rothenburg ob der Tauber is 183 km with a driving time (depending on traffic) of 1h 48min.
Travel out of Frankfurt on the B3 and head towards Würzburg on the A3 Autobahn (for 74.3 miles)
Leave A7 at junction Anschlussstelle Rothenburg ob der Tauber (108) and join ST2250 which will take you straight into Rothenburg.
For full directions and map enter start and finish point (only town name required) into the attached links.
I lived in the area where you are going for 5 years and there are many things to see. Make a stop in Wurzburg. It is a beautiful city with a great musuem and the castle on the hill above the city. Rothenburg is the oldest walled city in Europe. I lived about 20 miles from it and the surrounding area is also interesting. On your route to Rothenburg you will find many small villages and you may want to stop in one for lunch.
What celebrities speak German?
I found this list of celebrities and the languages they speak. (other than English)
Al Gore - Spanish
Alanis Morissette - French
Antonio Banderas - Spanish
Arnold Schwarzenegger - German
Ashley Judd - French
Audrey Hepburn - Spanish, French, Dutch/Flemish, Italian
Benicio del Toro - Spanish
Bill Buckley - French and Spanish
Bill Clinton - German
Bill Richardson - Spanish and French
Charlize Theron - Afrikaans
Chelsea Clinton - German
Christiane Amanpour - Farsi (Persian)
Christopher Dodd - Spanish
Cillian Murphy - French and Irish (Gaelic)
Claudia Schiffer - French
Clint Eastwood - Italian
Colin Powell - passable Yiddish
Condoleezza Rice - Russian
David Lee Roth - Spanish
Dusty Baker - Spanish
Emma Watson - some French
Garry Kasparov - Russian, German
Heidi Klum - German
Hugh Grant - French
Ingrid Bergman - Swedish, French, German, Italian
Jane Fonda - French
Jennifer Connelly - Italian and French
Jodie Foster - French
John Kerry - French
Johnny Depp - French
Jon Heder - Japanese
Julie Christie - French and Italian
Kate Bosworth - Spanish
Kelly Clarkson - Greek
Kim Cattrall - German
Kobe Bryant - Italian
Maya Angelou - French, Spanish, Italian, Arabic, and Fanti
Mike Huckabee - koine Greek (reading only)
Mitt Romney - French
Monica Bellucci - Italian, French, Spanish
Montel Williams - Russian
Montgomery Clift - French, Italian, German
Morgan Freeman - French
Mother Teresa - Albanian, Serbo-Croat, Bengali, Hindi
Natalie Portman - Hebrew, some French, German, Japanese and Spanish
Nelly Furtado - Portuguese, Hindi
Penélope Cruz - Spanish
Pope Benedict XVI - German, Italian, French, Spanish, Latin
Queen Elizabeth II - French
Renée Zellweger - German
Ricky Martin - Spanish
Roger Federer - German, French
Salma Hayek - Arabic, Spanish, Portuguese
Sandra Bullock - German
Shakira - Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, and Arabic
Sidney Poitier - Russian
Sigourney Weaver - French, German
Ted Koppel - German, Russian, French
Tony Blair - French
Viggo Mortensen - Spanish, Danish, French; some Swedish and Norwegian
Will Smith - Spanish
William Shatner - French
Adolf Hitler - German
What is the address of Krones AG in Germany?
The Krones AG German packaging and bottling company is located in Neutraubling, Germany. The company's address is Raiffeisenstrabe 30, 85356, Freising, Germany.
Did germans hate jews because of interest rates?
No. That did not factor into it very much. (It does fall under the header of the stereotype that many Germans believed that the Jews controlled the banks, but was not even a prominent part of that.)
How is the past participle used in German?
hab(en) will always be the second word
ich habe = i have
du hast = you have
er/sie/es hat= he/she/it has
wir haben = we have
ihr habt = you lot have
Sie/sie haben = formal
The verb eg.wohnen you add "ge" at the beginning and take off the en and add t
Describe the positives and negatives of Neville Chamberlains actions in Munich Germany?
he was very negative
Is it true you can't chew gum in Germany?
You can chew gum in Germany, but its best not to, because it may be considered rude. So, no, if you dont want to run the risk of insulting anyone.
