Most Intriguing Facts and Lessons about Germany

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Most Intriguing Facts and Lessons about Germany

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Freeways Speed

In Germany, the term "AUTOBAHN" refers to the
majority of the freeways without speed limits
which make up 65 of all motorways.
Germany has more than 8,000 miles of the
autobahn, of which about 70 have no speed limits.
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The German Car Industry!

More than 6 million passenger cars and commercial
vehicles were produced in German factories in
2021, making Germany the leader in European auto
production. Germany is one of the world's top
automotive producers, selling millions of
vehicles annually.
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Printing Began With German Printers.

The proliferation of pamphlets, broadsides,
ballads, chapbooks, and almanacks that printing
made available served as German's foundation.
German printers produced the first book ever
printed, and the country also saw the debut of
the first magazine in 1663.
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As a publisher, Germany is huge!

Germany publishes about 94,000 books annually,
making it one of the top book producing countries
in the world. That may not come as a surprise
given that Germany invented the Gutenberg press,
which introduced movable type to the world of
printing.
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Over 400 zoos exist in Germany

Germany has more zoos than the United States as a
whole. There are around 400 zoos in Germany, more
than any other nation. The oldest and biggest zoo
in Germany is the Berlin Zoologischer Garten. The
world's largest animal collection is there. It
receives a tonne of visitors every year.
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The Coca-Cola brand is dominated by Fanta!

As a Coca-Cola substitute, Fanta was created in
Germany in 1940 as a result of the American trade
embargo on Nazi Germany, which limited the supply
of Coca-Cola components. With 3 million cans sold
in 1943, Fanta quickly became the market leader
in German.
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You'll never be late with a German!

Munich is the world's second-most punctual major
airport, behind Tokyo. Munich is also well-known
for its beer and for hosting the yearly
Oktoberfest festival. Both a convention center
and a popular tourism attraction is Munich. Those
who assert that travelling is superior to
arriving have never been to Tokyo airport, which
serves Japan.
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Inventions originating in Germany

Germany is home to some of the most well-known
inventions in the world, including the lightbulb,
automatic calculators, cars, insulin, gasoline
engines, jet engines, and the Walkman. It was
discovered that in Germany, individuals attend
exhibitions more frequently than football games
since there are so many cultural events and
exhibitions available for them to enjoy.
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There is no cultural calendar like the German
one!

Germany has the most cultural events per country
than any other. German language is always
something to do thanks to the more than 6,200
museums, 820 theatres, 130 professional
orchestras, and 8,800 libraries. Like the
well-known Oktoberfest in Munich or the Cologne
Karneval, it also hosts a number of events.
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A key role for exhibitions

Throughout Germany's long history as one of the
most significant components of the Holy Roman
Empire and later as one of the most stable
economies in the world, German culture has been
moulded and impacted. It was discovered
individuals attend exhibitions more frequently
than other games.
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