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Civil code of Germany serves as template of jurisdiction.
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International crisis between France, United Kingdom, and Germany regarding control Morocco.
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Internal crisis within Germany results in unrest and loss of Prestige for the Kaiser within Germany.
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Archduke and wife murdered by Bosnian/Serbian assassins which directly results in declaration of war by Germany.
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The end of the war results in the Germany, Russian, Austro-Hungarian, Ottoman empires ceasing to exist.
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After the German Revolution in 1918 after WWI the Weimar Republic was established as the first attempt of democracy in Germany.
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Germany signs agreement for accepting responsibility for WW1, regulations of military strengths, reallocations of geography boundaries, and payments of war reparations resulting in the collapse of the Germany economy.
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Coup attempt to overthrow Weimar Republic fails.
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Mein Kampf was Hitler's autobiography which he wrote while in prison for a failed political coup.
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President Hindenberg appoints Hitler Chancellor to balance out the political parties in his cabinet.
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Nazi's pass Enabling Act which makes Hitler a legal dictator.
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It began with Hitler's ascension to Chancellor and ended with VE Day.
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Hitler declares himself leader when President Hindenberg dies.
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Germany annexes Austria as part of the Third Reich.
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The United States enters WWII.
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Germany surrenders unconditionally, becoming partitioned and occupied by the US, UK, USSR and France
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1/01/48 to 01/01/49 Soviet Blockade of Germany
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After WWII, the Soviet sector of Germany came under the control of the communists. East Germany remained separated until the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1990.
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Becomes Original 6 members of Coal and Steel Community
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After the fall of the Berlin Wall, East and West Germany reunited.
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Kohl resigns as honorary party chairman after he admits illegally accepting thousands of dollars in party contributions. Party leader Schaeuble resigns over his handling of the scandal. Angela Merkel takes over.
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European Court of Human Rights rules that three former East German Communist leaders should serve jail terms for sanctioning a policy of shooting would-be escapees at the Berlin Wall. The Court said that the men - among them the last East German leader Egon Krenz - had violated international human rights law.
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Government and nuclear industry representatives sign agreement to phase out nuclear energy entirely over next 20 years.
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Chancellor Schroeder survives parliamentary confidence vote over the government's decision to deploy 4,000 troops in the US-led campaign in Afghanistan, Germany's largest deployment outside Europe since World War II.
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Euro replaces Deutsche Mark (DM).
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Constitutional Court decides not to uphold government request to ban neo-Nazi National Democratic Party because of accusations that government informants planted in party ranks had acted as agents provocateurs to discredit it.
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Tens of thousands protest in streets, particularly in eastern regions, over government plans to cut unemployment benefit and other welfare and labour reforms.
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Dresden's Frauenkirche reconsecrated 60 years after its destruction by Allied bombers.
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Angela Merkel of the CDU becomes chancellor in a "grand coalition" involving the CDU and SPD.
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Unemployment falls below 4 million for the first time in four years.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel makes historic address to Israeli parliament (Knesset) during a trip marking the 60th anniversary of the founding of Israel. Her address is the first ever given to the Knesset by a German head of government.
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Germany is declared to be officially in recession.