1. Federal Republic of Germany
By:Nick Moss-Rodriguez BC FC

2. INTRODUCTION WHERE IS IT?
Hello! Ich heisse is Nicholas. See, we’re learning
already., because ich heisse mean’s my name is.
Anyway, this book will teach you about
Germany’s history and present.
Germany is on the continent of Europe with
the size of 137,982 mi. The capital city of
Germany is Berlin. The population of 80,636,
124. It has the major rivers of Main, Elbe, and
Weser.
Let’s start with the flag, German flag. It has
three stripes going sideways, top black, middle
red, and bottom yellow. Don’t believe me, see
For your self!! 1 6

3. Temperature High temperatures are usually 64 degrees
Some places tourists visit are Neushwanstein
Castle, Burg Eltz, and Honenzollern. These are
all castles that are in Germany and have
survived in the Middle Ages. These have been
around for 50 decades/plus years.
Temperature
High temperatures are usually 64 degrees
to 68F/C18 to 20 degrees. Low temperatures
Can be 24 to 28 degrees F/C4—2. Average
rainfall can be 24-32F/C60-80.
Honen Zolern
Burg Eltz
Neushwanstein Castle 5 2

4. Holidays and religion
History
Germany has got some pretty dark history in
the 1900s. That’s right, World War 1 and 2. I’m
covering that while you can look down below
For something. Anyway, you know what’s
coming, Nazis. And the chancellor was Adolf
Hitler. although he wanted to be a priest when
he was a child, somewhere along the line, he
became what he is. For some reason he wanted
to make all of Europe Judenfrei. Judenfrei
means free of Jews. Jews hid from Nazi Soldiers
in an underground cave called the Priests
Grotto. Here’s a pic This is the Priests
Grotto. America defeated them with the other
Allies. The Nazis wanted to take over. The main
reason why they wanted to take over some
places is because of their resources. They did
need to feed their soldiers.
some of the main holidays in Germany is the New Years and Easter. The main religion
practiced are Christianity. 3 4

5. Sports Animals in the wild Red squirrel, garden dormouse, commen vole,
West European hedgehog, and mountain hare.
There is far more than that, but the list would
be way to big to put on this paper. The animals
I was thinking about were all native animals.
Native means its been there before anyone
discovered the place. Much like native people,
they have been there for years, and one day
humans discovered them.
Some of the famous sports in Germany are
football, ice hockey, basketball, tennis, golf, and
boxing. You probably know these sports, but I’m
going to tell you anyway. Football, you
throw that thing in to a thing that looks kind of
like a U but square. Ice hockey, you get a puck
Into a net. Basketball, you get a ball and throw
It into a net that’s higher than you. Tennis, you
get a racket and someone throws a ball and hit
It with the racket. Golf, you get a club and hit
The ball off the ground into a hole. Boxing,
hitting each other with gloves. They don’t mean
to hurt each other, but it’s a noble sport.
911?
112 is one of the emergency numbers in Germany. 112 emergency is traditionally considered as a "fire emergency" and "emergency medical assistance" number and 110 is known as the "police emergency" number in Germany.

6. As always, economy What’s for dinner Bye meine Freunde
Some traditional foods in Germany are berliner,
stollen, bagel, and pretzel. The recipe for the
main traditional food (stollen) Heat the milk
to 110 degreesF and add it to the yeast anong
with the honey and one cup of flour. Cover the
sponge with plastic wrapand let it rise until
light and full of bubbles, about 30 minutes. By
hand add the fruit mixture, honey, egg, butter,
zest, salt, mace, almonds, and two cups of flour
to the sponge. (Cook time:3 hours 40 minutes)
The currency there in called euro. Farms have
crops like wheat, barley, corn, sugar beets,
and tobacco. Other natural recourses include
coal, oil, iron ore, nickel, and copper.
As always,
Bye meine Freunde