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German Reich

Official name for the German nation state from 1871 to 1945, and name of Germany until 1949

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Dec 2, 2025
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When did the age of consent change for German porn

Germany’s age of sexual consent is 14 under current law; that rule traces back to the Imperial Criminal Code of 1872 and was retained through post‑war divisions and reunification, with modern statutor...

Dec 7, 2025
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Where and when was Frederick Trump (Friedrich Trump) born in Germany?

Frederick Trump (born Friedrich Trump) was born on 14 March 1869 in the village of Kallstadt (then in the Palatinate, part of the Kingdom of Bavaria), according to multiple genealogical and historical...

Jan 31, 2026

"The Council of the People's Deputies immediately removed some of the Empire's harsh restrictions, such as on freedom of expression". can you list exactly what these restrictions were

The phrase that “The Council of the People’s Deputies some of the Empire’s harsh restrictions, such as on freedom of expression” conflates actions by different bodies in different moments; contemporar...

Jan 3, 2026

Dogs existed in the German Empire in 1899?

Yes — dogs plainly existed and were a visible part of German society and culture in 1899: elite and popular accounts show long-standing dog ownership (including “Reichshunde” associated with Bismarck)...

Dec 16, 2025

Did Friedrich Trump (Frederich Drumpf) immigrate to the U.S. with proper documentation?

Friedrich Trump (born Friedrich Drumpf) arrived in the United States in October 1885 as a 16‑year‑old from Germany, according to historical summaries; available reporting notes the date and his age bu...

Nov 14, 2025

What regions of Germany did most late 19th-century immigrants come from, and how did regional differences affect their motives?

Most late‑19th‑century German emigrants came from a mix of western, central and increasingly eastern German lands — with large flows from regions such as the Rhineland/Hesse area earlier in the centur...