Germany: worth knowing Passion play in Oberammergau History of the games Oberammergau is a municipality with around 5,200 residents in Upper Bavaria in the Garmisch-Partenkirchen…
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Nestled at the heart of Europe, Germany is a nation with a complex and impactful history that has shaped the continent’s political, cultural, and economic landscape. Originating from diverse Germanic tribes, the region witnessed the Holy Roman Empire’s formation, evolving into a patchwork of feudal states. The 19th century saw the unification of these states under Prussian leadership, leading to the establishment of the German Empire in 1871. The early 20th century brought periods of economic hardship, the Weimar Republic, and the rise of Adolf Hitler’s Nazi regime. World War II, marked by atrocities and destruction, culminated in Germany’s division during the Cold War, with the Berlin Wall symbolizing the ideological divide. The fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 and the subsequent reunification in 1990 marked a pivotal moment in history, signaling the end of the Cold War. Post-reunification, Germany became a key player in European integration, economically thriving and contributing to the European Union’s political and economic stability. Berlin, the capital, showcases a blend of historical and modern architecture, reflecting the city’s resilience and transformation. Germany’s cultural contributions, spanning literature, philosophy, music, and science, have left an indelible mark on global heritage. Challenges include addressing historical legacies, fostering social integration, and navigating contemporary geopolitical dynamics. Germany remains a linchpin in the European project, balancing a commitment to democracy, human rights, and economic prosperity, illustrating a narrative of historical reflection, reconciliation, and a forward-looking role in shaping the future of Europe. See globalsciencellc for Germany Recent History.
Economy of Berlin, Germany
Economic history: After the war and dismantling had destroyed 66% of industrial capacity – 76.5% in West Berlin, 48% in East Berlin – the division of…
Attractions in Berlin, Germany Part II
The Maria Regina Martyrum memorial church (1963; with mural by G. Meistermann) and the special memorials of July 20 in Plötzensee and in the former Bendlerblock,…
Attractions in Berlin, Germany Part I
The structural division of Berlin reveals a tripartite division into the city, the Wilhelminian metropolitan belt and outlying districts: At the core of the urban…
Germany Dance
Like the major European courts, ballet was also cultivated in various ways by the aristocratic milieu in those of the numerous German states. There is…
Germany Arts
ART. THE SWABIAN PERIOD According to globalsciencellc, the art of the Salii insensibly resulted in the Romanesque style of the Swabian emperors. The most lively…
Germany Country Overview
Germany is a federal state in Central Europe with Berlin as its capital. Three major landscapes can be distinguished: The ice age formed North German…