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'''Bremen''' is a port city of northern [[Germany]] on the River Weser; with its satellite port of Bremerhaven, on the Weser estuary, it forms the ''Freie Hansestadt Bremen'' (the Free & Hanseatic City of Bremen), the smallest ''Land'' (state) in the [[Federal Republic of Germany]]. It retained this independence from surrounding ''Lander'' as during the Allied occupation of Germany following [[World War II]] it was a detached portion of the American Zone: the US forces wished for a seaport under their own administration, and the rest of the [[North Sea]] and [[Baltic Sea]] coasts of Germany were under [[British]] or [[Soviet]] control. The state of Bremen has a population of 646,000 (2006) of whom 546,000 live in Bremen, the rest in [[Bremerhaven]]. | '''Bremen''' is a port city of northern [[Germany]] on the River Weser; with its satellite port of Bremerhaven, on the Weser estuary, it forms the ''Freie Hansestadt Bremen'' (the Free & Hanseatic City of Bremen), the smallest ''Land'' (state) in the [[Federal Republic of Germany]]. It retained this independence from surrounding ''Lander'' as during the Allied occupation of Germany following [[World War II]] it was a detached portion of the American Zone: the US forces wished for a seaport under their own administration, and the rest of the [[North Sea]] and [[Baltic Sea]] coasts of Germany were under [[British]] or [[Soviet]] control. The state of Bremen has a population of 646,000 (2006) of whom 546,000 live in Bremen, the rest in [[Bremerhaven]]. | ||
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Revision as of 22:45, April 23, 2013
Bremen is a port city of northern Germany on the River Weser; with its satellite port of Bremerhaven, on the Weser estuary, it forms the Freie Hansestadt Bremen (the Free & Hanseatic City of Bremen), the smallest Land (state) in the Federal Republic of Germany. It retained this independence from surrounding Lander as during the Allied occupation of Germany following World War II it was a detached portion of the American Zone: the US forces wished for a seaport under their own administration, and the rest of the North Sea and Baltic Sea coasts of Germany were under British or Soviet control. The state of Bremen has a population of 646,000 (2006) of whom 546,000 live in Bremen, the rest in Bremerhaven.
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