modern Germany
Post-wall European power
Modern Germany refers to the Federal Republic of Germany, the nation-state established after World War II and reunified in 1990.
The term typically distinguishes contemporary Germany—democratic, prosperous, central to the European Union—from earlier incarnations: the German Empire, Weimar Republic, or Nazi Germany.
Modern Germany has become Europe's largest economy.
- BundestagGerman federal parliament
- reunificationRestoring divided unity
- World War IISecond global military conflict
- OktoberfestMassive Bavarian brewing celebration
- soccer cultureTraditions surrounding the sport
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