Difference between revisions of "Wilhelmstrasse"

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The '''Wilhelmstrasse''' is a street in Berlin, which since the 18th century has been filled with the opulent palaces of the aristocracy. It was the location of the ministries of the German government before 1945. More generally, the term refers to German foreign policy.
 
The '''Wilhelmstrasse''' is a street in Berlin, which since the 18th century has been filled with the opulent palaces of the aristocracy. It was the location of the ministries of the German government before 1945. More generally, the term refers to German foreign policy.
  
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Revision as of 02:26, August 21, 2009

The Wilhelmstrasse is a street in Berlin, which since the 18th century has been filled with the opulent palaces of the aristocracy. It was the location of the ministries of the German government before 1945. More generally, the term refers to German foreign policy.