25 Things You Didn't know About Germany
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Welcome to Countries Facts Today I am showing you 25 things you didn't know about Germany currently considered the most capitalist country in the world a land of efficiency Germany stands out between the rest of the countries as a suitable financial model and also as an example of recovering from a dark past here are some things you might not know about Germany
1 Germany with 81 million people Germany has the largest population in the European Union.
2 Berlin is nine times bigger than Paris and has more bridges than Venice.
3 In Germany there is no punishment for a prisoner who tries to escape from jail because it is a basic human instinct to be free.
4 The first magazine ever seen was launched in 1663 in Germany.
5 After World War one there were so few men in Germany that only one in three women would find a husband.
6 In Germany is illegal to run out of fuel on highways.
7 From 1989 to 2009 about 2,000 schools were closed in Germany because of the scarcity of children the general population is also in decline by two million in the last decade.
8 Hamburgers got their name from Hamburg Germany.
9 In 2014 Germany officially abolished college tuition fees even for international students.
10 60% of youtubers 1,000 most popular videos are blocked in Germany.
11 Around 5,500 World War two bombs are discovered in Germany every year and defused an average of 15 per day.
12 In 1917 Germany invited Mexico to join World War one by attacking the US in order to recover the lost territories of Texas New Mexico and Arizona.
13 Fanta originated in Germany as a result of difficulties importing coca-cola syrup into Nazi Germany during World War two.
14 During World War one the king of England and two Tsar of Russia and the Emperor of Germany were all first cousins.
15 There's a building project in Berlin Germany where they want to build a Christian Church a mosque and a synagogue all in one.
16 Performing the Nazi salute in Germany is a criminal offence punishable by up to three years in prison.
17 On average German women gave birth to the first child at 29 years old.
18 Early a third of Germany is powered by renewable energy.
19 Germany and Japan have the lowest birth rate in the world.
20 Percent of Germany's population is genetically immune to HIV.
21 The Nazi official uniforms were designed by Hugo Boss.
22 In Berlin you can find the world's largest zoo
23 The tradition of decorating the Christmas tree started in Germany.
24 Apparently in 1960s Germany lighting a condom on fire was illegal two of the Beatles members found that out the hard way and got deported from Germany
25 Germany contributed with some of the world's greatest inventions such as the automated calculator the TV the pocket watch paraffin the Walkman and the LCD screen so Thank You Germany
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