I am looking for German dramas whose characters are either late teens or early 20's. Also I would like the genre to be romantic/comedy or romantic/tragedy.......Thank you : ) Additional D...
A friend and I are taking a trip to Germany (Stuttgart) for one week (6 nights). We're planning on staying in a youth hostel (We're both 18 years of age), and were wondering which night ...
I am interested in not professional rolley skates (means not too expensive), maybe someone knows adresses in Berlin or probably in Munich. Also maybe you know where I can find second-hand rolley ...
As far as I see in the below link it says No more after December 31, 2006. what can I do instead of that? Day ticket for SBahn??? what about busses or other means of public transportation? A...
We are going on vacation to Germany, in the area between Aachen, Cologne and Coblenz. We like to know where we can go to a RomanCatholic church on saturday or ...
I lost the address to someone I have been in contact with for nearly 3 years, you would think i would know the address by now but i don't, I know her town, name, and i'm pretty sure about ...
Former republic (1949 – 90), west-central Europe. It consisted of the western two-thirds of what is now the Federal Republic of Germany. It was formed in 1949 when the U.S., British, and French zones of occupation in Germany were united, while the Soviet zone became East Germany. It became a sovereign country and a member of NATO in 1955, though its occupiers retained military bases. It united with Saarland in 1957, and it joined the UN in 1973. It was reunited with East Germany in October 1990.
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They never actually referred to themselves as "West Germany" in any official capacity. It was (and is, since reunification) the "Federal Republic of Germany", while the east used to call itself the "German Democratic Republic."
Governments in historically divided countries like to use names that imply that they're the legitimate authority for the entire territory they claim. It's rare for them to use self-referential labels based purely on the amount of land they actually control.
For example, North Korea is officially the "Democratic Peoples' Republic of Korea", and South Korea is simply "Republic of Korea." Taiwan still calls itself the "Republic of China" despite ruling only one small province within the traditional boundaries of China.
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Not long after the Berlin wall went up. Around 1961.
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