The Germans: who are they now?

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As a result of unforeseen and unpredictable events, the German Federal Republic is now the most populous state in Europe, with nearly 79 million people, and the economic potential of a United Germany is awesome. The author here explores, from a range of viewpoints - historical, geographical, cultural, economic, political - the question of German identity.

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