When was germany formed into a single country?
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18 January 1871 1871
Unification of Germany
germany formed into single country
Germany Unification of Germany History of Germany German reunification United States of Europe Names of Germany States of Germany One-party state Germans West Germany
<b>Germany</b> constitutionally the Federal Republic of <b>Germany</b> is a <b>country in</b> Central 
and Western ... Beginning <b>in</b> the 10th century, <b>German</b> territories <b>formed</b> a central 
part of the Holy Roman Empire. ... <b>In</b> this treaty, <b>Germany</b>, as part of the Central 
Powers, accepted defeat by the Allies <b>in one</b> of the bloodiest conflicts of all time. ... the Latin name for Prussia) <b>established</b> Prussia as <b>Germany&#39;s</b> savior; ... unity, 
and uniting <b>Germans</b> under <b>one</b> proud flag after 1871. ... of the <b>German nation</b>, 
expanding the notion of &quot;<b>Germany</b>&quot; <b>to</b>&nbsp;... The concept of <b>Germany</b> as a distinct region <b>in</b> central Europe can be traced <b>to</b> 
Roman ... After <b>forming</b> a pact with the Soviet Union <b>in</b> 1939, Hitler and Stalin 
divided Eastern Europe. After a &quot;Phoney War&quot; <b>in</b> spring ... <b>In</b> 1998–1999, 
<b>Germany</b> was <b>one</b> of the founding <b>countries</b> of the eurozone. <b>Germany</b> remains 
<b>one</b> of the&nbsp;... <b>German</b> reunification (<b>German</b>: Deutsche Wiedervereinigung) was the process <b>in</b> 
1990 <b>in</b> ... Berlin was reunited <b>into</b> a <b>single</b> city, and was once again designated 
as the ... be said <b>to</b> have been <b>established</b> until East and West <b>Germany</b> had 
been united ... <b>To</b> facilitate this process and <b>to</b> reassure other <b>countries</b>, 
fundamental&nbsp;... The United States of Europe (USE), the European State, the European 
Superstate, the European Federation and Federal Europe are similar 
hypothetical scenarios of a <b>single</b> sovereign <b>country in</b> Europe, organised as a 
federation ... During the World War II victories of Nazi <b>Germany in</b> 1940, Wilhelm 
II stated that &quot;the hand&nbsp;... The plural <b>form</b> is used for the <b>Germans</b> instead of any <b>specific country</b> name, e.g. 
Niemcy <b>in</b> Polish and Ńymcy <b>in</b> Silesian&nbsp;... The Federal Republic of <b>Germany</b> is a federal republic consisting of sixteen partly
-sovereign ... Since the <b>German nation</b> state was <b>formed from</b> an earlier collection 
of several states, it has a federal constitution, and the constituent ... The other 11 
states either merged <b>into one</b> another or were separated <b>into</b> smaller entities. A <b>one</b>-party state, <b>single</b>-party state, <b>one</b>-party system, or <b>single</b>-party system is a 
type of state <b>in</b> which <b>one</b> political party has the right <b>to form</b> the government, ... 
<b>Germany</b> and the Democratic Front for the Reunification of Korea <b>in</b> North Korea. 
... Within their own <b>countries</b>, dominant parties ruling over <b>one</b>-party states are&nbsp;... <b>Germans</b> (<b>German</b>: Deutsche) are a Germanic ethnic group native <b>to</b> Central 
Europe, who ... The idea of unifying all <b>German</b>-speakers <b>into one</b> state was 
known as the ... It <b>created</b> the <b>German</b> Empire <b>in</b> 1871 as a <b>German nation</b>-state, 
effectively excluding the multi-ethnic Austrian Habsburg monarchy and 
Liechtenstein. West <b>Germany</b> was the informal name for the Federal Republic of <b>Germany</b>, a 
<b>country in</b> Western Europe, <b>in</b> the period between its <b>formation</b> ... <b>One</b> of the most 
prominent campaigners was a young man <b>from</b> East <b>Germany</b> called Rudi&nbsp;...
18 January 1871
Unification of Germany