Germany (/ˈdʒɜrməni/), officially the Federal Republic of Germany (German: Bundesrepublik Deutschland, pronounced [ˈbʊndəsʁepuˌbliːk ˈdɔʏtʃlant] ( listen)), is a federal parliamentary republic in Europe. The country consists of 16 states while the capital and largest city is Berlin. Germany covers an area of 357,021 km and has a largely temperate seasonal climate. With 81.8 million inhabitants, it is the most populous member state and the largest economy in the European Union. It is one of the major political powers of the European continent and a technological leader in many fields. A region named Germania, inhabited by several Germanic peoples, was documented before AD 100. During the Migration Age, the Germanic tribes expanded southward, and established successor kingdoms throughout much of Europe. Beginning in the 10th century, German territories formed a central part of the Holy Roman Empire. During the 16th century, northern German regions became the centre of the Protestant...
Breeds orginating here: Great Dane Pomeranian American Eskimo Dog Boxer Rottweiler Affenpinscher Miniature Schnauzer German Shorthaired Pointer German Wirehaired Pointer Weimaraner
Works Written About This Topic: Eichmann in Jerusalem The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich The improbable voyage The Nightmare Years, 1930-1940 The Origins of Modern Germany Destined to Witness The Meaning of Hitler Hitler The Occult Roots of Nazism The Nazis
TV stations owned: Westdeutscher Rundfunk
Employees and other personnel: Jürgen Klinsmann - Head coach - Jul 26, 2004 - Dec 7, 2006; Joachim Löw - Assistant Coach - 2004 - 2006; Joachim Löw - Head coach - 2006; Rudi Völler - Head coach - 2000 - 2004;
Versions released in this region: The Adventures of Rad Gravity
Featured In Films: A Bridge Too Far Schindler's List Schtonk! Die Weiße Rose Kleine Freiheit The Bourne Identity Anatomy Pokémon: Lucario and the Mystery of Mew The Blue Angel Escape to Victory
Beers from here: Weltenburger Kloster Asam-Bock Ayinger Winter Bock Beck & Co. Beck's Light Berliner Schultheiss Brauerei Original Berliner Weisse Schankbier Gilde Brewery Bergadler Premium Pils Ayinger Brau-Weisse Tegernseer Dunkel Export Erzquell Brauerei Bielstein Zunft Kölsch Beck & Co. Beck's Gold Aldersbacher Kloster Weisse Hell
Agencies: German Ministry of Justice German Ministry of the Interior German Ministry of Defence German Ministry of Health German Ministry for Economics and Labour German Ministry of Economics and Technology German Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs German Ministry of Transport, Building and Urban Affairs German Ministry for Family Affairs, Senior Citizens, Women and Youth German Statistical Office
Governing officials: Walter Scheel - Jul 1, 1974 - Jun 28, 1979; Franz von Papen - Chancellor - Chancellor of Germany - Cabinet of Germany - Jun 1, 1932 - Nov 17, 1932; Kurt von Schleicher - Chancellor - Chancellor of Germany - Cabinet of Germany - Dec 2, 1932 - Jan 28, 1933; Angela Merkel - Chancellor - Chancellor of Germany - Cabinet of Germany - Cabinet of Angela Merkel I - Nov 22, 2005 - Oct 28, 2009; Gerhard Schröder - Chancellor - Chancellor of Germany - Cabinet of Germany - Cabinet Schröder I/Cabinet Schröder II - Oct 27, 1998 - Nov 22, 2005; Angela Merkel - Minister for the Environment and Reactor Safety - Nov 17, 1994 - Oct 26, 1998; Angela Merkel - Minister for Women and Youth - Jan 18, 1991 - Nov 17, 1994; Helmut Kohl - Chancellor - Chancellor of Germany - Cabinet of Germany - Cabinet Kohl I/Cabinet Kohl V/Cabinet Kohl III/Cabinet Kohl II/Cabinet Kohl IV - Oct 1, 1982 - Oct 27, 1998; Helmut Schmidt - Chancellor - Chancellor of Germany - Cabinet of Germany - Cabinet Schmidt III/Cabinet Schmidt I/Cabinet Schmidt II - May 16, 1974 - Oct 1, 1982; Walter Scheel - Chancellor - Chancellor of Germany - Cabinet of Germany - May 7, 1974 - May 16, 1974;
Government: Government of Germany
Government bodies: Bundestag Bundesrat of Germany Cabinet of Germany
Government positions: Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs Federal Minister of the Interior Chancellor of Germany President of Germany President of the Bundestag Member of the Bundestag
Representatives: Jo Leinen - Member of Parliament - Member of the European Parliament - European Union - 1999;
Administrative Divisions: Baden-Württemberg Bavaria Berlin Brandenburg Bremen Hamburg Hesse Lower Saxony Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania North Rhine-Westphalia
Calling Code: 49;
Capital: Berlin
Currency Formerly Used: German papiermark German Rentenmark German mark
Currency Used: Euro
FIPS Code: GM;
Form of Government: Federal republic Democracy Parliamentary republic
Internet TLD: de
ISO Short Name: GERMANY;
Languages spoken: Bavarian Language German Language Saxon, Upper Language
National anthem: Das Lied der Deutschen - 1922;
Official Language: German Language
Date founded: May 23, 1949;
Adjectival form: German;
Adjoins: Czech Republic; Denmark; France; Switzerland; Austria; Poland; Belgium; Netherlands; Luxembourg;
Area: 357,092.9 km²;
Contained by: Europe Western Europe Earth
Contains: Leipzig Karlsruhe Munich Berlin Leipzig Berlin Wall Hanover Bavaria Bremen Bayreuth
Events: Battle of Wilhelmstahl Battle of the Bulge German Revolution of 1918–19 Big Week Operation Crossbow Battle of Welfesholz Central Europe Campaign Austro-Prussian War Operation Market Garden Edict of Restitution
Geolocation: 51, 9;
Nearby airports: Bremerhaven Airport
Partially Contains: Regio TriRhena Euregio Bayerischer Wald-Böhmerwald-Sumava Euregio Inn-Salzach Euregio Salzburg-Berchtesgadener Land-Traunstein Euregio Via Salina Euregio Inntal Euregio Zugspitze-Wetterstein-Karwendel EuRegio SaarLorLuxRhin Meuse-Rhine euroregion Euroregion Egrensis
Time zone(s): Central European Time UTC+1
USBG name: GERMANY;
GDP (nominal): US$ - 3.818E+12 - 2008; US$ - 3.33003E+12 - 2009; US$ - 3.63453E+12 - 2008; US$ - 3.32915E+12 - 2007; US$ - 2.91856E+12 - 2006; US$ - 2.78839E+12 - 2005; US$ - 2.74521E+12 - 2004; US$ - 2.44221E+12 - 2003; US$ - 2.01692E+12 - 2002; US$ - 1.89097E+12 - 2001;
GDP (nominal per capita): US$ - 35,072 - 2006; US$ - 34,800 - 2008;
Places exported to: United States of America - US$ - 3.33E+10 - 2008; Afghanistan; Albania; Algeria;
Places imported from: Nepal; United States of America - US$ - 1.81E+10 - 2008; Tanzania; Tuvalu; Madagascar; Antigua and Barbuda; Scotland - UK £ - 2,600,000,000 - 2004;
Population: 82,110,097 - 2008; 82,469,400 - 2005; 82,516,250 - 2004; 82,541,000 - 2003; 82,508,000 - 2002; 82,333,000 - 2001; 82,210,000 - 2000; 82,087,000 - 1999; 82,047,000 - 1998; 82,071,000 - 1997;
Religions: Roman Catholicism - 31.2 % - 2006; Evangelicalism - 30.8 % - 2006; No Religion - 28.3 %; Muslim - 3.7 % - 2006;
Titles: Dead Eyes Open M The Robber Hashish Distance The Wonderful, Horrible Life of Leni Riefenstahl Sleeping Songs Earthquake in Chile Charley's Aunt She's 19 and Ready
Casualties: Second Battle of the Aisne, Military - Dead, 168,000;
Force Deployments: Second Battle of the Aisne; 2001 war in Afghanistan - 4,050;
Military Commanders: Second Battle of the Aisne - Erich Ludendorff; Golf Beach Landing - Wilhelm Richter; Golf Beach Landing - Dietrich Kraiss;
Military Conflicts: Russia/Belgium/Brazil/Mexico/Greece/Netherlands/New Zealand/Bulgaria/Yugoslavia/South Africa/Canada/Australia/United States of America/France/United Kingdom/Soviet Union; Battle of Moreuil Wood; Battle of Hulluch; Battle of Wizna; Belorussian Offensive; Tanne Ost; Altmark Incident; Battle of the Barents Sea; Georgian Uprising of Texel; Battle of Rostov;
Athletes: Jan Hempel - 2000 Summer Olympics; Jan Hempel - 1996 Summer Olympics; Andreas Wels - 2004 Summer Olympics; Heiko Meyer - 2000 Summer Olympics; Tobias Schellenberg - 2004 Summer Olympics; Georg Hoffmann - 1904 Summer Olympics; Hans Luber - 1912 Summer Olympics; Gottlob Walz - 1908 Summer Olympics; Dörte Lindner - 2000 Summer Olympics; Alfred Braunschweiger - 1904 Summer Olympics;
Demonstration medals won: Gold medal - Andrea Schöpp/Christiane Scheibel/Sabine Hutt/Monika Wagner/Stephanie Mayer - Curling at the 1992 Winter Olympics - Women - 1992 Winter Olympics;
IOC Code: GER;
Athletic performances: Gold medal - Albert Zürner - Diving at the 1908 Summer Olympics - Men's 3 metre springboard - 1908 Summer Olympics; Silver medal - Andreas Wels/Tobias Schellenberg - Diving at the 2004 Summer Olympics - Men's synchronized 3 metre springboard - 2004 Summer Olympics; Silver medal - Jan Hempel - Diving at the 1996 Summer Olympics - Men's 10 metre platform - 1996 Summer Olympics; Silver medal - Annika Walter - Diving at the 1996 Summer Olympics - Women's 10 metre platform - 1996 Summer Olympics; Bronze medal - Jan Hempel/Heiko Meyer - Diving at the 2000 Summer Olympics - Men's synchronized 10 metre platform - 2000 Summer Olympics; Gold medal - Yvonne Bönisch - 2004 Summer Olympics; Gold medal - Fanny Rinne - Field hockey at the 2004 Summer Olympics - Women's tournament; Silver medal - Hanka Kupfernagel - Cycling at the 2000 Summer Olympics - Women's individual road race - 2008 Summer Olympics; Gold medal - Alexander Grimm - Canoeing at the 2008 Summer Olympics - Men's slalom K-1 - 2008 Summer Olympics; Bronze medal - Maximilian Levy/Stefan Nimke/Rene Enders - Cycling at the 2008 Summer Olympics - Men's team sprint - 2008 Summer Olympics;
Olympics participated in: 2010 Winter Olympics 2008 Summer Olympics 2002 Winter Olympics 1936 Summer Olympics 1952 Summer Olympics 1896 Summer Olympics 1900 Summer Olympics
Member of: North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO); European Union - Mar 25, 1957; Western European Union; African Development Bank; Asian Development Bank; Caribbean Development Bank; Zangger Committee; Southeast European Cooperative Initiative; Paris Club; Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development;
Organizations with this scope: Head Organisation of the Film Industry Voluntary Self Regulation of the Movie Industry Helmholtz-Gemeinschaft The Left. ALLTRA German Christian Workers' Federation Free Association of German Trade Unions Free German Trade Union Federation German Civil Service Federation German Labour Front
Newspapers: Bild-Zeitung Die Welt Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung Die Zeit Süddeutsche Zeitung Zaman Neues Deutschland Welt am Sonntag Financial Times Deutschland Rheinische Post
Athletes: 2010 BWF World Junior Championships - Kira Kattenbeck - Badminton; 2010 BWF World Junior Championships - Raphael Beck - Badminton; 2010 BWF World Junior Championships - Peter Lang - Badminton; 2010 BWF World Junior Championships - Max Schwenger - Badminton; 2010 BWF World Junior Championships - Lena Bonnie - Badminton; 2010 BWF World Junior Championships - Kai Schaefer - Badminton; 2010 BWF World Junior Championships - Fabian Holzer - Badminton; 2010 BWF World Junior Championships - Fabienne Deprez - Badminton; 2010 BWF World Junior Championships - Isabel Herttrich - Badminton;
Athletic performances: Martin Strobel/Nikolas Katsigiannis/Uwe Gensheimer/Michael Müller/Arne Niemeyer/Holger Glandorf/Manuel Späth/Timo Salzer/Christian Sprenger/Matthias Flohr/Dragos-Nicolae Oprea/Stefan Schröder/Steffen Weinhold/Johannes Bitter/Carsten Lichtlein/Christian Schöne/Sven-Sören Christophersen/Michael Haaß/Patrick Groetzki/Silvio Heinevetter/Andreas Rojewski/Lars Kaufmann/Stefan Kneer/Oliver Roggisch/Michael Kraus, Germany national handball team, 2010 European Men's Handball Championship; Bronze medal, 3, Fabian Hambüchen, 2006 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships – Men's individual all-round, 2006 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships; Bronze medal, Marion Wagner/Cathleen Tschirch/Verena Sailer/Anne Möllinger, 2009 World Championships in Athletics – Women's 4 x 100 metres relay, 2009 World Championships in Athletics; Bronze medal, Raúl Spank, 2009 World Championships in Athletics – Men's high jump, 2009 World Championships in Athletics; Bronze medal, Ariane Friedrich, 2009 World Championships in Athletics – Women's high jump, 2009 World Championships in Athletics; Bronze medal, Ralf Bartels, 2009 World Championships in Athletics – Men's shot put, 2009 World Championships in Athletics; Silver medal, Nadine Kleinert, 2009 World Championships in Athletics – Women's shot put, 2009 World Championships in Athletics; Gold medal, Robert Harting, 2009 World Championships in Athletics – Men's discus throw, 2009 World Championships in Athletics; Gold medal, Steffi Nerius, 2009 World Championships in Athletics – Women's javelin throw, 2009 World Championships in Athletics; Silver medal, Betty Heidler, 2009 World Championships in Athletics – Women's hammer throw, 2009 World Championships in Athletics;
Teams: Germany women's national volleyball team Germany men's national volleyball team Germany national football team A1 Team Germany Germany national badminton team Germany national basketball team Germany women's national basketball team German cricket team Germany Davis Cup team Germany Fed Cup team
Related Web Pages: Daylife Topic Page Ranker Lists Government of Germany
Works Written About This Topic: Eichmann in Jerusalem The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich The improbable voyage The Nightmare Years, 1930-1940 The Origins of Modern Germany Destined to Witness The Meaning of Hitler Hitler The Occult Roots of Nazism The Nazis
TV stations owned: Westdeutscher Rundfunk
Employees and other personnel: Jürgen Klinsmann - Head coach - Jul 26, 2004 - Dec 7, 2006; Joachim Löw - Assistant Coach - 2004 - 2006; Joachim Löw - Head coach - 2006; Rudi Völler - Head coach - 2000 - 2004;
Versions released in this region: The Adventures of Rad Gravity
Featured In Films: A Bridge Too Far Schindler's List Schtonk! Die Weiße Rose Kleine Freiheit The Bourne Identity Anatomy Pokémon: Lucario and the Mystery of Mew The Blue Angel Escape to Victory
Beers from here: Weltenburger Kloster Asam-Bock Ayinger Winter Bock Beck & Co. Beck's Light Berliner Schultheiss Brauerei Original Berliner Weisse Schankbier Gilde Brewery Bergadler Premium Pils Ayinger Brau-Weisse Tegernseer Dunkel Export Erzquell Brauerei Bielstein Zunft Kölsch Beck & Co. Beck's Gold Aldersbacher Kloster Weisse Hell
Agencies: German Ministry of Justice German Ministry of the Interior German Ministry of Defence German Ministry of Health German Ministry for Economics and Labour German Ministry of Economics and Technology German Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs German Ministry of Transport, Building and Urban Affairs German Ministry for Family Affairs, Senior Citizens, Women and Youth German Statistical Office
Governing officials: Walter Scheel - Jul 1, 1974 - Jun 28, 1979; Franz von Papen - Chancellor - Chancellor of Germany - Cabinet of Germany - Jun 1, 1932 - Nov 17, 1932; Kurt von Schleicher - Chancellor - Chancellor of Germany - Cabinet of Germany - Dec 2, 1932 - Jan 28, 1933; Angela Merkel - Chancellor - Chancellor of Germany - Cabinet of Germany - Cabinet of Angela Merkel I - Nov 22, 2005 - Oct 28, 2009; Gerhard Schröder - Chancellor - Chancellor of Germany - Cabinet of Germany - Cabinet Schröder I/Cabinet Schröder II - Oct 27, 1998 - Nov 22, 2005; Angela Merkel - Minister for the Environment and Reactor Safety - Nov 17, 1994 - Oct 26, 1998; Angela Merkel - Minister for Women and Youth - Jan 18, 1991 - Nov 17, 1994; Helmut Kohl - Chancellor - Chancellor of Germany - Cabinet of Germany - Cabinet Kohl I/Cabinet Kohl V/Cabinet Kohl III/Cabinet Kohl II/Cabinet Kohl IV - Oct 1, 1982 - Oct 27, 1998; Helmut Schmidt - Chancellor - Chancellor of Germany - Cabinet of Germany - Cabinet Schmidt III/Cabinet Schmidt I/Cabinet Schmidt II - May 16, 1974 - Oct 1, 1982; Walter Scheel - Chancellor - Chancellor of Germany - Cabinet of Germany - May 7, 1974 - May 16, 1974;
Government: Government of Germany
Government bodies: Bundestag Bundesrat of Germany Cabinet of Germany
Government positions: Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs Federal Minister of the Interior Chancellor of Germany President of Germany President of the Bundestag Member of the Bundestag
Representatives: Jo Leinen - Member of Parliament - Member of the European Parliament - European Union - 1999;
Administrative Divisions: Baden-Württemberg Bavaria Berlin Brandenburg Bremen Hamburg Hesse Lower Saxony Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania North Rhine-Westphalia
Calling Code: 49;
Capital: Berlin
Currency Formerly Used: German papiermark German Rentenmark German mark
Currency Used: Euro
FIPS Code: GM;
Form of Government: Federal republic Democracy Parliamentary republic
Internet TLD: de
ISO Short Name: GERMANY;
Languages spoken: Bavarian Language German Language Saxon, Upper Language
National anthem: Das Lied der Deutschen - 1922;
Official Language: German Language
Date founded: May 23, 1949;
Adjectival form: German;
Adjoins: Czech Republic; Denmark; France; Switzerland; Austria; Poland; Belgium; Netherlands; Luxembourg;
Area: 357,092.9 km²;
Contained by: Europe Western Europe Earth
Contains: Leipzig Karlsruhe Munich Berlin Leipzig Berlin Wall Hanover Bavaria Bremen Bayreuth
Events: Battle of Wilhelmstahl Battle of the Bulge German Revolution of 1918–19 Big Week Operation Crossbow Battle of Welfesholz Central Europe Campaign Austro-Prussian War Operation Market Garden Edict of Restitution
Geolocation: 51, 9;
Nearby airports: Bremerhaven Airport
Partially Contains: Regio TriRhena Euregio Bayerischer Wald-Böhmerwald-Sumava Euregio Inn-Salzach Euregio Salzburg-Berchtesgadener Land-Traunstein Euregio Via Salina Euregio Inntal Euregio Zugspitze-Wetterstein-Karwendel EuRegio SaarLorLuxRhin Meuse-Rhine euroregion Euroregion Egrensis
Time zone(s): Central European Time UTC+1
USBG name: GERMANY;
GDP (nominal): US$ - 3.818E+12 - 2008; US$ - 3.33003E+12 - 2009; US$ - 3.63453E+12 - 2008; US$ - 3.32915E+12 - 2007; US$ - 2.91856E+12 - 2006; US$ - 2.78839E+12 - 2005; US$ - 2.74521E+12 - 2004; US$ - 2.44221E+12 - 2003; US$ - 2.01692E+12 - 2002; US$ - 1.89097E+12 - 2001;
GDP (nominal per capita): US$ - 35,072 - 2006; US$ - 34,800 - 2008;
Places exported to: United States of America - US$ - 3.33E+10 - 2008; Afghanistan; Albania; Algeria;
Places imported from: Nepal; United States of America - US$ - 1.81E+10 - 2008; Tanzania; Tuvalu; Madagascar; Antigua and Barbuda; Scotland - UK £ - 2,600,000,000 - 2004;
Population: 82,110,097 - 2008; 82,469,400 - 2005; 82,516,250 - 2004; 82,541,000 - 2003; 82,508,000 - 2002; 82,333,000 - 2001; 82,210,000 - 2000; 82,087,000 - 1999; 82,047,000 - 1998; 82,071,000 - 1997;
Religions: Roman Catholicism - 31.2 % - 2006; Evangelicalism - 30.8 % - 2006; No Religion - 28.3 %; Muslim - 3.7 % - 2006;
Titles: Dead Eyes Open M The Robber Hashish Distance The Wonderful, Horrible Life of Leni Riefenstahl Sleeping Songs Earthquake in Chile Charley's Aunt She's 19 and Ready
Casualties: Second Battle of the Aisne, Military - Dead, 168,000;
Force Deployments: Second Battle of the Aisne; 2001 war in Afghanistan - 4,050;
Military Commanders: Second Battle of the Aisne - Erich Ludendorff; Golf Beach Landing - Wilhelm Richter; Golf Beach Landing - Dietrich Kraiss;
Military Conflicts: Russia/Belgium/Brazil/Mexico/Greece/Netherlands/New Zealand/Bulgaria/Yugoslavia/South Africa/Canada/Australia/United States of America/France/United Kingdom/Soviet Union; Battle of Moreuil Wood; Battle of Hulluch; Battle of Wizna; Belorussian Offensive; Tanne Ost; Altmark Incident; Battle of the Barents Sea; Georgian Uprising of Texel; Battle of Rostov;
Athletes: Jan Hempel - 2000 Summer Olympics; Jan Hempel - 1996 Summer Olympics; Andreas Wels - 2004 Summer Olympics; Heiko Meyer - 2000 Summer Olympics; Tobias Schellenberg - 2004 Summer Olympics; Georg Hoffmann - 1904 Summer Olympics; Hans Luber - 1912 Summer Olympics; Gottlob Walz - 1908 Summer Olympics; Dörte Lindner - 2000 Summer Olympics; Alfred Braunschweiger - 1904 Summer Olympics;
Demonstration medals won: Gold medal - Andrea Schöpp/Christiane Scheibel/Sabine Hutt/Monika Wagner/Stephanie Mayer - Curling at the 1992 Winter Olympics - Women - 1992 Winter Olympics;
IOC Code: GER;
Athletic performances: Gold medal - Albert Zürner - Diving at the 1908 Summer Olympics - Men's 3 metre springboard - 1908 Summer Olympics; Silver medal - Andreas Wels/Tobias Schellenberg - Diving at the 2004 Summer Olympics - Men's synchronized 3 metre springboard - 2004 Summer Olympics; Silver medal - Jan Hempel - Diving at the 1996 Summer Olympics - Men's 10 metre platform - 1996 Summer Olympics; Silver medal - Annika Walter - Diving at the 1996 Summer Olympics - Women's 10 metre platform - 1996 Summer Olympics; Bronze medal - Jan Hempel/Heiko Meyer - Diving at the 2000 Summer Olympics - Men's synchronized 10 metre platform - 2000 Summer Olympics; Gold medal - Yvonne Bönisch - 2004 Summer Olympics; Gold medal - Fanny Rinne - Field hockey at the 2004 Summer Olympics - Women's tournament; Silver medal - Hanka Kupfernagel - Cycling at the 2000 Summer Olympics - Women's individual road race - 2008 Summer Olympics; Gold medal - Alexander Grimm - Canoeing at the 2008 Summer Olympics - Men's slalom K-1 - 2008 Summer Olympics; Bronze medal - Maximilian Levy/Stefan Nimke/Rene Enders - Cycling at the 2008 Summer Olympics - Men's team sprint - 2008 Summer Olympics;
Olympics participated in: 2010 Winter Olympics 2008 Summer Olympics 2002 Winter Olympics 1936 Summer Olympics 1952 Summer Olympics 1896 Summer Olympics 1900 Summer Olympics
Member of: North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO); European Union - Mar 25, 1957; Western European Union; African Development Bank; Asian Development Bank; Caribbean Development Bank; Zangger Committee; Southeast European Cooperative Initiative; Paris Club; Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development;
Organizations with this scope: Head Organisation of the Film Industry Voluntary Self Regulation of the Movie Industry Helmholtz-Gemeinschaft The Left. ALLTRA German Christian Workers' Federation Free Association of German Trade Unions Free German Trade Union Federation German Civil Service Federation German Labour Front
Newspapers: Bild-Zeitung Die Welt Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung Die Zeit Süddeutsche Zeitung Zaman Neues Deutschland Welt am Sonntag Financial Times Deutschland Rheinische Post
Athletes: 2010 BWF World Junior Championships - Kira Kattenbeck - Badminton; 2010 BWF World Junior Championships - Raphael Beck - Badminton; 2010 BWF World Junior Championships - Peter Lang - Badminton; 2010 BWF World Junior Championships - Max Schwenger - Badminton; 2010 BWF World Junior Championships - Lena Bonnie - Badminton; 2010 BWF World Junior Championships - Kai Schaefer - Badminton; 2010 BWF World Junior Championships - Fabian Holzer - Badminton; 2010 BWF World Junior Championships - Fabienne Deprez - Badminton; 2010 BWF World Junior Championships - Isabel Herttrich - Badminton;
Athletic performances: Martin Strobel/Nikolas Katsigiannis/Uwe Gensheimer/Michael Müller/Arne Niemeyer/Holger Glandorf/Manuel Späth/Timo Salzer/Christian Sprenger/Matthias Flohr/Dragos-Nicolae Oprea/Stefan Schröder/Steffen Weinhold/Johannes Bitter/Carsten Lichtlein/Christian Schöne/Sven-Sören Christophersen/Michael Haaß/Patrick Groetzki/Silvio Heinevetter/Andreas Rojewski/Lars Kaufmann/Stefan Kneer/Oliver Roggisch/Michael Kraus, Germany national handball team, 2010 European Men's Handball Championship; Bronze medal, 3, Fabian Hambüchen, 2006 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships – Men's individual all-round, 2006 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships; Bronze medal, Marion Wagner/Cathleen Tschirch/Verena Sailer/Anne Möllinger, 2009 World Championships in Athletics – Women's 4 x 100 metres relay, 2009 World Championships in Athletics; Bronze medal, Raúl Spank, 2009 World Championships in Athletics – Men's high jump, 2009 World Championships in Athletics; Bronze medal, Ariane Friedrich, 2009 World Championships in Athletics – Women's high jump, 2009 World Championships in Athletics; Bronze medal, Ralf Bartels, 2009 World Championships in Athletics – Men's shot put, 2009 World Championships in Athletics; Silver medal, Nadine Kleinert, 2009 World Championships in Athletics – Women's shot put, 2009 World Championships in Athletics; Gold medal, Robert Harting, 2009 World Championships in Athletics – Men's discus throw, 2009 World Championships in Athletics; Gold medal, Steffi Nerius, 2009 World Championships in Athletics – Women's javelin throw, 2009 World Championships in Athletics; Silver medal, Betty Heidler, 2009 World Championships in Athletics – Women's hammer throw, 2009 World Championships in Athletics;
Teams: Germany women's national volleyball team Germany men's national volleyball team Germany national football team A1 Team Germany Germany national badminton team Germany national basketball team Germany women's national basketball team German cricket team Germany Davis Cup team Germany Fed Cup team
Related Web Pages: Daylife Topic Page Ranker Lists Government of Germany
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