About Germany
Very true, a country where creativity is valued and implemented. Great thinkers like Karl Marx, Mathematicians like Gottfried Leibniz, Bernhard Riemann, Otto von Bismark, Immanuel Kant, Goethe and many more Noble laureates and great thinkers hail from Germany. Numerous discoveries and Inventions that have been attributed to this land of inventions, is simply great. It shows nothing but the capacity to gain knowledge, analyse and implement, the depth of thinking and ability of reasoning. To name a few , Discovery of Alzheimer disease by Alios Alzheimer, Blue Jeans by Levis Strauss, cuisines like the famous Hotdog, Black forest cake, Beer like Lager, Mechanical Calculator by Wilhelm Schickard, Discoveries in Physics by Max Planck, Otto Hahn, Albert Einstein, Georg Ohm, musicians like Bach and Beethoven and so many more.
Germany is the European Union’s most influential country. Germany’s Population has been on a decline and is 8 Crore. It is further reducing due to low birth-rate. Old population percentage is high and there is lesser youth in the country. Due to this Germany has opened its doors to the world and is slowly becoming the land of immigrants. It is world’s 4th largest economy and the largest and the best economy of Europe. A solid export oriented economy which electrical, mechanical and heavy machine industries. Most of the biomedical industry machines are manufactured in Germany. Some popular brands of Germany are Bosch, Siemens, Volkswagen, Mercedes, BMW, Audi, and Bayer. Being a Global leader of science and technology it is no wonder that the engineers and science students from world over have Germany as their priority country for further studies.
Located in between nine other countries of Europe, German is widely spoken in many of these countries, especially in the areas neighboring Germany. The Country is full of varied landscapes like the famous Black forest, the Baltic and North Sea, rivers like Main, Rhine, Elbe and Danube. Popular places to visit are the Cologne castle, Berlin Wall, Marianplatz, The Rhine, St Michael’s Church, There are sixteen states in Germany and they have their own constitutions. Germany is better known to people not by its states but by its cities. Berlin, Munich, Frankfurt, Cologne, Hannover, Hamburg are some of the major cities.