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		<title>Germany Guide</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Germany Guide So you&#8217;re finally in Germany and itching to get your teeth into your first authentic German Wurst. With over 1500 varieties, you’ll have plenty of choices. All have one thing in common: German law mandates that sausages can only be made of meat and spices-if it has cereal filling, it’s not Wurst. Bockwurst: This tasty sausage is common roasted or grilled at street stands, and is usually served dripping with ketchup and mustard in a soft Brotchen. Although Bock means billy-goat, this Wurst is made of finely ground veal with parsley and chives. Complement your Bockwurst with some </p>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 26 Dec 2016 05:06:00 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Travel to German THE WEIMAR REPUBLIC (1918-1933). France insisted on a harsh peace agreement with the Treaty of Versailles, which imposed staggering reparation payments, drastically reduced the German army, and officially ascribed the blame for the war to Germany. The defeated Germans had little choice but to accept the humiliating terms, and a new republic was set up in Weimar (457). Outstanding war debts and the burden of reparations produced staggering hyperinflation from 1922-1923; paper money was worth more as fireplace fuel than currency. Already smarting from Versailles, the German people needed stability and relief from the post-war hardships, which </p>
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