Hello at all the people in america, im from Germany and i must say wie in Germany we loved your country!!!When i cant, im immigrate to your state....really!!!I loved their, i hope Germany and USA are ...
going to be on a plane for 8.5 hours to germany with a 5 year old and a 20 months old. any travel tips/advice would help!!! but to my question....are huggies natural fit or pampers cruisers available ...
Hello.. Today I want to get my left nipple pierced.. I am from america and i am seventeen years old. I have a form of agreement from my parents but its in english. ..
Without a doubt, Germany was one of the most beautiful countries in Europe prior to the second world war. Unfortunately as in any war, Historic buildings and cultural landmarks get damaged and ...
Ich bin eine Frau. Ich bin mittelgross und ich habe kurze, blonde haare. ich wohne in berlin. ich bin in Deutschland geboren. ich bin verheiratet, aber ich habe keine kinder. ich bin dreiundfünfzig ...
I'm going without my parents, but I am 17 years old.. I'm right in the middle of being legal, and needing form of agreement.. If I do need a form of agreement.. a note or something, what ...
Can you please list all of the states of germany and their capitals?Thanks. Additional Details I made a mistake please can you give me the states and capitals of Europe?...
The wall came down on Nov. 9th 1989; but since the day of the political and legal reunification of Germany (Oct. 3rd 1990) has been chosen as national holiday instead, that's the day the official celebrations take place. Nov. 9th is a normal working day, and "celebrations" are mostly limited to TV stations saving money by showing endless re-runs of news-reels from 1989....
down_under_lover_forever2006
No, why should we? It's just another day off - and that's it.
infantry55
the day the berlin wall came down no, they have the reunification day holiday on oct 3 but for germans is just another day off
caryan
Yes and No. On October 3rd we have our National Day -Tag der Deutschen Einheit- (Day of German Reunification). There are some festivitates mostly politicans take part of it and tell us how great they are and celebrate themselves.
julia d
Most people in west germany think it was a big mistake that the wall is gone. nobody really celebrates it but everybody is off work that day.
ShlomoNYC
Nope they do not.The reason is very simple - November 9th is an important day in German history:
Novembe 9th 1918 the German Republic was "founded" - the Kaiser moved to the Netherlands
November 9th 1938 Jewish Synagogues and shops were destroyed in Germany
So obviously they could not declare that day a national holiday - so they chose October 3rd.
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