Tag: Germany

Natural resources and energy Germany’s natural resources are limited with one exception: the reserves of coal, mainly lignite, which are the largest in the…

The rapid progress of German industries in the second half of the century. XIX, it is a fact that cannot fail to arouse admiration….

The principle of the strict subordination of economic and financial life to the supreme power, already established by the Nazi regime through a long…

Of the population of Germany (1925 statistics) about 65% belongs to Protestantism, about 32% to Catholicism, a little less than i % is made…

Roads The establishment of a network of ordinary roads such as to serve the comfortable and safe transport of agricultural and industrial products to…

People’s law. – The law on marital status (Personenstandgesetz) of November 3, 1937 is important as it governs the documentation of events relating to…

Until 1918 Germany was a federal empire. The confederation included four kingdoms (Prussia, Bavaria, Saxony and Württemberg), six grand duchies (Baden, Hesse, the two…

Looking at a physical map of Germany, which also has the borders of the state marked, we immediately see that its territory partly occupies…

German procedural law found its fundamental regulation in the judicial laws of the Reich (laws on the judiciary, civil procedure, bankruptcy and criminal procedure),…

Geography in Germany Germany is located in central Central Europe and extends over an area of ​​approx. 360,000 km² from the North and Baltic…

Prehistory of Germany People lived in what is now Germany as early as 600,000 years ago. They were hunters and gatherers of the Paleolithic….