Population and Transportation of Berlin, Germany

Population and Transportation of Berlin, Germany

Europe
Population and Religion The population census of 1939 showed the highest level in the city's history with 4.34 million residents. At the end of 1945 Berlin had a population of 3.027 and 1950 of 3.34 million. Immigration restrictions for Berlin (East), the end of the resettlement flows from the former German eastern regions and the repeated crises in Berlin then slowly reduced the population to 3.24 million (1962). The violent interruption of the emigration flow from the Eastern sector and the relaxation of the immigration restrictions have led to a slight increase in the population of Berlin (East) (1985: 1.22 million residents). Since 1961, Berlin (West) has recorded a decrease in the total population, which results from a strong natural decrease in population and a mean migration loss of the…
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Aachen, Germany Sports and Entertainment

Aachen, Germany Sports and Entertainment

Europe
Museums and galleries Couven-Museum Haus Monheim, located on the Hühnermarkt, was built in 1662 and houses a collection of pieces of furniture in the Rococo, early Classicism, Napoleonic Empire and Biedermeier styles, among others. According to ezinereligion, Aachen is a city located in Germany bordering with Belgium and the Netherlands. www.couven-museum.de Local history museum Set up in the moated Frankenberg castle from the 13th century, the local history museum documents the history of Aachen. Friends of antique ceramics and local handicrafts will get their money's worth in the castle keep. A coin cabinet is also accessible in the local history museum. (For more information about the moated castle, see below under "Castles, palaces and villas") International Newspaper Museum  The International Newspaper Museum is located in the so-called "Great House of Aachen" on Pintstrasse.…
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Germany 2007

Germany 2007

Europe
According to ezinereligion, in 2007, Germany had a population of around 82 million people and its economy was one of the largest and most powerful in Europe. It had strong foreign relations with many countries in Europe and Asia, as well as with other countries around the world. Politically, Germany was a federal republic and the government was led by Chancellor Angela Merkel who had been in power since 2005. The country was a major member of international organizations such as the European Union, NATO, G7, G20 and OECD. In addition to its diplomatic ties with other countries, Germany also maintained strong economic ties with several of its neighbors which allowed for free movement of goods and services between them. Yearbook 2007 Germany. According to CountryAAH, Berlin is the capital…
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