Contents: introduction

Conclusion.
So, we got acquainted with an amazing country - the Federal Republic
Germany. From this essay, we learned a lot about this mysterious, democratic and certainly beautiful country.
In particular, we learned about which states border Germany, what is its area and other geographical features of this European country. This essay reflects the main features of life in Germany: how certain sectors of the economy are developed, the level of industrial development in Germany, the high level of wages of Germans, how the connection between the federal states in this country is carried out, climate features and natural resources in general, as well as reading in the "Appendices" section, the "Newspaper articles" subsection, you can find out the details of the life of the Germans - that the inhabitants of this country prefer small cars to large ones, about the severity of speed limits on German roads and about one German who transfers most of his salary to the Children's Fund "third world".
But this essay does not reflect ALL the features of this country. You can talk about it and argue forever.

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