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a republic in central Europe; split into East Germany and West Germany after World War II and reunited in 1990

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↑European Union, ↑EU, ↑European Community, ↑EC, ↑European Economic Community, ↑EEC, ↑Common Market, ↑Europe, ↑North Atlantic Treaty Organization, ↑NATO

↑Buchenwald, ↑Dachau, ↑Siegfried line, ↑Lower Saxony, ↑Aachen, ↑Aken, ↑Aix-la-Chapelle, ↑Berlin, ↑German capital, ↑Bremen, ↑Bremerhaven, ↑Chemnitz, ↑Karl-Marx-Stadt, ↑Dortmund, ↑Dresden, ↑Leipzig, ↑Solingen, ↑Weimar, ↑Bavaria, ↑Hameln, ↑Hamelin, ↑Bonn, ↑Cologne, ↑Koln, ↑Braunschweig, ↑Brunswick, ↑Dusseldorf, ↑Essen, ↑Frankfurt on the Main, ↑Frankfurt, ↑Frankfort, ↑Halle, ↑Halle-an-der-Saale, ↑Hamburg, ↑Hannover, ↑Hanover, ↑Lubeck, ↑Mannheim, ↑Nuremberg, ↑Nurnberg, ↑Potsdam, ↑Rostock, ↑Stuttgart, ↑Wurzburg, ↑Wuerzburg, ↑Rhineland, ↑Rheinland, ↑Palatinate, ↑Pfalz, ↑Prussia, ↑Preussen, ↑Ruhr, ↑Ruhr Valley, ↑Thuringia, ↑Frisian Islands, ↑Constance, ↑Lake Constance, ↑Bodensee, ↑Danube, ↑Danube River, ↑Danau, ↑Neckar, ↑Neckar River, ↑Oder, ↑Oder River, ↑Rhine, ↑Rhine River, ↑Rhein, ↑Ruhr River, ↑Saale, ↑Saale River, ↑Weser, ↑Weser River

Federal Republic of Germany, the former West Germany