Germany is a major economic power in Europe and is one of the richest countries on the continent. Its capital and largest city is Berlin, and the official language is German. Germany has a varied landscape and climate, from coastal regions to forests, and is known for its castles, cathedrals, and historic cities like Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, and Cologne. German culture is reflected in its cuisine like sausages, breads, and cakes, as well as influential figures from Einstein to Beethoven. Germany played a pivotal role in World War 2 under Hitler's Nazi regime, with dark events like the Holocaust and concentration camps.

1. GERMANY:
THE FLAG OF GERMANY

2. LOCATION and CAPITAL
BERLIN
BERLIN

3. LANGUAGE AND COIN
In Germany the people
speak German.
The coin is this ----->

4. THE WEATHER IN GERMANY
Germany's climate is warm and marine,
with cool, cloudy, wet winters and summers.
Summer coastal climate Thuringian Forests during wintertime

5. INTRODUCTION
Germany is one of the major powers
of Europa in economy, but especially in I am
employed because of it one of the richest
countries at Europe
that forms a part of
the European Union.
The average of the
earnings that a
German gains a year
is 42.000 Euros.
The chairwoman of Germany

6. IMPORTANT MONUMENTS:
REICHSTAG
The picture is Reichstag. It is one of the most
emblematic buildings of the whole Germany since
in this place you can find headquarters of the
government of Germany.

7. THE CATHEDRAL OF
COLOGNE
The Cathedral of Cologne is one of the most famous
monuments of Germany with his stylized towers
forming a part of the agreeable profile of the city
from 1880.

8. SCHWERIN CASTLE
Germany has goy many castles.

9. URBAN LANDSCAPE
PORTSDAMER PLAYZ

10. LANDSCAPES

11. CASTLE IN LANDSCAPE
Hohenzollern Castle

12. GERMAN CUISINE
German cuisine has evolved as a national cuisine
through centuries of social and political change
with variations from region to region.
Typical German Breakfast buffet Typical serving of spargel with
Hollandaise sauce and potaoes

13. MORE CUISINE
German Sauerbraten Pretzels are especially common
with potato dumplings in the South of Germany
Black Forest Cake (dessert) Roggenmischbrot (bread)

14. THE CITIES MOST
IMPORTANT ARE:
Berlin (the capital) Hamburg
Munich Cologne

15. MORE CITIES
Frankfut am Main Stuttgart

16. GERMANY IN THE SECOND
WORLD WAR
Germany directed for
Hitler, was the first country
involved in this war (1933-
1945).
<------Germany got hold of
Europe in less than 5 years.

17. NAZI GERMANY
Political use of the militarism, the nationalism,
the anticommunism and the approval of the
violence like political method.
Flag
Emblem Adolf Hitler

18. CONCENTRATION CAMPS
This racist group was concentrating the enemies
in concentration camps; every Jew, homosexual
or democratic was chased.
When Hitler was losing
the war, all the persons
in the camps died with
a toxic gas.
Concentration camps

19. BERLIN WALL
After the second world
war, Berlin remained
divided in four sections.
Later only they were
remaining two. The
persons who were living
in the Russian territory
were living very badly,
which was doing that the
went away to another
side.
When persons' great quantity went, the Russians decide
to do a wall in order that the people were not happening.

20. IMPORTANT GERMAN
PERSONS: EINSTEIN
Albert Einstein was a
physicist famous German
for his theory of the relativity;
he got The Nobel Price and
he is considered to be the
father of the atomic bomb.
Before the ascent of the Nazism, the scientist
left Germany with destination USA. Because
he was Jew.

21. BEETHOVEN
It composed the Ode
to Joy which was his
ninth symphony.
He was a composer, conductor and
German pianist. It stood out in the
classic period.

22. HANS HOLBEIN
<--He was a German leading
painter in the transformation
of the German art from the
Gothic style to the Renaissance.
He was an artist and German printer
who places in the style called northern
Renaissance. It is known especially
as one of the teachers of the portrait.

23. VIDEO
Destination Germany