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It is utterly and completely untrue to say that the tradition of holding parades and marches to celebrate a victory comes from Nazi Germany. Victory parades were held in Ancient Roman times, and have continued on and off ever since.
Napoleon held a victory parade in 1810, and the Allies held parades to celebrate his defeat in 1815. There were victory ...
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https://www.deutschlandfunk.de/vornamen-ranking-marie-und-paul-sind-die-beliebteste.2849.de.html?drn:news_id=1002878
So I'm a new member without reputation.
But I did hear like what Leshie wrote in "Deutschlandfunk".
Don't know if that is available online. I did not find it.
So that, "Deutschlandfunk" is an official Radio Station usually receivable all ...
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The news origins from a statistic of the Gesellschaft für deutsche Sprache (GfdS). The Gfds made different Counts:
Mohammed is number one in Berlin, if you only take into account the first firstname. Example: If a child has the firstnames "Marie Paula", only Marie is counted not Paula.
If all firstnames are counted Number one for males in Berlin is ...
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No. Mohammed was not the most popular first name in Berlin 2018.
The official Berlin statistics conclude something different. And at the very least: It seems not likely to be possibly true, regardless of you twist the statistics. But it depends a bit on how you count names, and whether you do that in a consistent manner.
The official Ordnungsamt Berlin ...
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