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| death_place = {{wpl|Frankfurt am Main}}, {{wpl|German Empire}} ...|Princess Marie of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach (1808–1877)|Princess Marie of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach}}

| father = [[Frederick III, German Emperor]] | mother = [[Elizabeth, German Empress|Elizabeth of the United Kingdom]]

| colorcode = {{party color|German National People's Party}} ...|German Conservative Party|DkP}}, {{wp|Free Conservative Party|FKP}}, {{wp|German Fatherland Party|DVLP}}, {{wp|:de:Deutschvölkische Partei|DvP}}, {{wp|Chri

...ag of the [[Germania (TheodoresTomfooleries)|Greater Germanic Reich of the German Nation]]''' (see other [[#Names|names]] below) is the {{wp|national flag}} ...olloquial names, including the {{wp|valknut}} flag, the Germanic flag, the German flag and also as the Nazi flag- although this is more commonly associated w

| name = German Reichstag ...{{wp|Reichstag (Nazi Germany)}} {{smaller|(de-facto)}}<br>{{wp|Reichstag (Weimar Republic)}} {{smaller|(de-jure)}}

| native_name = {{lang|de|Reichskanzler}} ({{wp|German language|German}}) | constituting_instrument = {{wp|German constitution}}

| blank2_info_sec2 = 0.941<br/>{{color|green|very high}} · {{wp|List of German states by Human Development Index|7th of 14}} ...43, following the assassination of {{wp|Adolf Hitler}}, under the new {{wp|German}} leadership led by [[Louis Ferdinand]], who later became the first [[Monar

|image_map = Weimar Republic 1930.svg |official_languages = {{wp|German}}

...gh he was more familiarly known as {{wp|Führer|''führer''}} among the {{wp|German}} public. ...is son who subsequently ascended to the throne, thereby restoring the {{wp|German}} monarchy thirty-three years following its abolition.

...= {{nobold|{{lang|de|Reichspräsident}} ({{wp|German language|German}}}}) | constituting_instrument = {{wp|Weimar constitution|Constitution of the German Reich}}

...5)}}<br>{{lang|de|Großdeutsches Reich}}}}<hr>Greater Germanic Reich of the German Nation<br>{{small|{{nobold|(1945-1977)}}<br>{{lang|de|Großgermanisches Rei |event5 = {{wp|Eastern Front (World War II)|German-Soviet War}}

| 6 = 6. {{wp|Frederick III, German Emperor}} | 10 = 10. {{wp|William I, German Emperor}}

'''Frederick''' ({{wp|English}}: ''Edward Frederick William''; {{wp|German}}: ''Eduard Friedrich Wilhelm''; 22 November 1895 - 7 July 1957) was {{wp|M ...German Emperor|Wilhelm II}}, in an attempt at mending {{wp|British}}-{{wp|German}} relations. However, despite the birth of a son, namely the future [[Charl

|conventional_long_name = Greater Germanic Reich of the German Nation | label5 = {{wp|Low German}}

...r}}<br/> and {{wp|Augusta of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach|Princess Augusta of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach}} | 14 June 1870<hr>Daughter of {{wp|Frederick III, German Emperor}}<br /> and {{wp|Victoria, Princess Royal|Princess Victoria of the

The [[German Reich (TNO:ANM)|German Reich]] is a {{wp|unitary state}} which consists of 42 [[Provinces of Germa !German name

...the Federal Republic were [[South Baden|Baden]] (until 1952), Bavaria (in German: {{lang|de|Bayern}}), Bremen, Hamburg, [[Hesse]] ({{lang|de|Hessen}}), [[Lo ...he aftermath of [[German reunification]] in 1990, in which the area of the German Democratic Republic ([[East Germany]]) became part of the Federal Republic,

|conventional_long_name = German Reich |official_languages = {{wp|German language|German}}

| 6 = 6. {{wp|William I, German Emperor}} | 7 = 7. {{wp|Augusta of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach}}

..._place = {{wp|Braunau am Inn}}, {{wp|Austria-Hungary}} (present-day [[German Reich (TNO:ANM)|Germany]] | otherparty = {{wp|German Workers' Party}}<br>(1919-1920)