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==Famous Germans== | ==Famous Germans== | ||
| + | *Pope Benedict XVI | ||
| + | *Ludwig van Beethoven | ||
| + | *Albert Einstein | ||
| + | *Friedrich Engels | ||
| + | *Daniel Fahrenheit | ||
| + | *Johann Wolfgang von Goethe | ||
| + | *Adolf Hitler | ||
| + | *Henry Kissinger | ||
*Martin Luther | *Martin Luther | ||
*Karl Marx | *Karl Marx | ||
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*Friedrich Nietzsche | *Friedrich Nietzsche | ||
| + | *Friedrich Schiller | ||
*Richard Wagner | *Richard Wagner | ||
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==War on Terror== | ==War on Terror== | ||
Germany refused to be part of the coalition of the willing. Instead they supported the French. | Germany refused to be part of the coalition of the willing. Instead they supported the French. | ||
Revision as of 21:42, March 16, 2007
Germany is a federally organized Democracy in Western Europe with a population of about 81.2 million. The Capital is Berlin.
World War I
Germany started it together with Austria in 1914.
World War II
Germany started it by attacking Poland in September 1939.
Famous Germans
- Pope Benedict XVI
- Ludwig van Beethoven
- Albert Einstein
- Friedrich Engels
- Daniel Fahrenheit
- Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
- Adolf Hitler
- Henry Kissinger
- Martin Luther
- Karl Marx
- Friedrich Nietzsche
- Friedrich Schiller
- Richard Wagner
War on Terror
Germany refused to be part of the coalition of the willing. Instead they supported the French.