A) Replaced the flag with a plain white sheet B) Burned their flags in protest C) Removed the coat of arms from their flags D) Changed the flag colors to blue and white
A) Unity and democracy B) The strength of the German Empire C) The return of the monarchy D) Support for the Communist Party
A) 15 June 2006 B) 9 November 1989 C) 1 January 1998 D) 3 October 1990
A) The German Federal Archives B) Foundation for the Reappraisal of the SED Dictatorship C) The Berlin Wall Memorial Society D) The National History Foundation
A) A plain red flag with a golden star B) An East German flag with the coat of arms cut out C) An intact East German flag D) The modern black-red-gold flag with a gold eagle
A) The Olympic committee B) Monarchists C) Modern sports fans D) The current federal government
A) They long for the reintroduction of a democratic monarchy B) It is required for official state functions C) They reject the current constitution D) They wish to support the Nazi party
A) The government requires it for political rallies B) It is the official flag of the German military C) They are fans of the imperial aesthetic D) Nazi symbols are banned
A) The German Empire B) The Nazis C) The Allied Forces D) The East German government
A) Relatively low B) Banned by federal law C) Extremely high D) Mandatory in all schools
A) FIFA World Cup B) The Olympic Games in Munich C) The fall of the Berlin Wall anniversary D) German Reunification Day
A) Brazil B) Italy C) England D) France
A) Surprise and apprehension B) Pride and celebration C) Indifference D) Disgust and protest
A) That it was too expensive to maintain B) That it caused inflation C) That it would offend foreign visitors D) That it was inextricably associated with the Nazi past
A) It has become mandatory for all households B) It has increased sporadically C) It has been officially banned in schools D) It has disappeared completely
A) The Liberal Party B) The Green Party C) The Communist Party D) Pegida and AfD
A) Strictly prohibited B) Universally accepted C) Somewhat contentious D) Mandatory for all public buildings
A) Apathetic B) Hesitant C) Obligated D) Enthusiastic
A) Imperial German flag B) Bundesdienstflagge C) Dienstflagge der Seestreitkräfte D) Schwarz-Rot-Gold flag
A) Square B) Rectangular C) Triangular D) Swallowtail
A) Article 22 B) Article 5 C) Article 10 D) Article 30
A) Yellow B) Sable C) Or D) Gold
A) Schwarz-Rot-Senf B) Schwarz-Weiß-Rot C) Schwarz-Rot-Gelb D) Schwarz-Rot-Gold
A) 1918 B) 1933 C) 1951 D) 1956
A) 24 December 1951 B) 15 May 1968 C) 1 January 1950 D) 2 June 1999
A) Sable-gules-or B) Black-white-red C) Black-red-gold D) Black-red-yellow
A) Dienstflagge B) Reichsflagge C) Bundesschild D) Bundesflagge
A) 1996 B) 1949 C) 1806 D) 1950
A) Bundesschild B) Landesflagge C) Dienstflagge der Bundesbehörden D) Bundesflagge
A) 1949 B) 1996 C) 1950 D) 1918
A) Exactly one half B) Entirely C) Up to one tenth D) Up to one fifth
A) Confiscation of property B) A fine C) No penalty D) Imprisonment
A) At the bottom B) Facing the staff C) At the top D) Facing away from the staff
A) A standard vertical flag B) A vertical flag with outrigger C) A banner D) A hanging flag
A) To show connection to the federal government B) To signal military presence C) To replace state flags D) To mark private residences
A) On the left B) On the right C) At the bottom D) In the center
A) 1919 B) 1848 C) 1867 D) 1949
A) North German Confederation B) Napoleonic Era C) German Empire D) Weimar Republic
A) 1919 B) 1949 C) 1848 D) 1867
A) Socialism B) Totalitarianism C) Liberalism D) Monarchism
A) The Prussian state seal B) The Carlsbad Decrees C) The Academic Festival Overture lyrics D) The medieval Reichsadler
A) The National Socialist Party B) Jena Students' League C) The German Confederation D) The Lützow Free Corps
A) Johannes Brahms B) Metternich C) Napoleon D) August Daniel von Binzer
A) The North German Confederation B) The Federal Republic C) The Conservative Order D) The Jena Students' League
A) A black mourning ribbon B) A gold star C) A red cross D) A white pennant
A) Bear B) Eagle C) Dragon D) Lion
A) Red B) Gold C) Black D) White
A) Early 10th century B) Early 18th century C) Early 12th century D) Early 15th century
A) England B) Denmark C) Austria D) France
A) Black-gold banners B) White crosses C) Double-headed eagles D) Red-white pennants
A) Frankfurt B) Munich C) Berlin D) Hamburg
A) 1804 B) 1815 C) 1819 D) 1778
A) Prussian Empire B) Austrian Empire C) First French Empire D) Holy Roman Empire
A) Vandalia secret society B) Prussian royal guard C) Jena Urburschenschaft D) Lützow Free Corps
A) Gold B) Silver C) Black D) Red
A) Fraulein Nitschke B) Friedrich Ludwig Jahn C) Heinrich XI D) Anton Probsthan
A) 1815 B) 1817 C) 1819 D) 1832
A) Lützow Freikorps B) Deutschlands Wiedergeburt C) Einigkeit und Recht und Freiheit D) Freiheit und Einigkeit
A) Hamburg Chamber of Commerce B) Frankfurt Parliament C) Prussian Landtag D) North German Confederation
A) A naval alliance with France B) A republic without an emperor C) A united Greater Germany including Austria D) A Germany excluding Austria
A) kleindeutsch B) Bundesrat C) grossdeutsch D) Reichstag
A) Wilhelm I B) The Frankfurt Parliament C) The 8th German Army Corps D) Adolf Soetbeer
A) Red-white-gold B) Black-red-gold C) Black-white-gold D) Black-white-red
A) Bremen B) Upper Volta C) Austria D) Prussia
A) President B) Chancellor C) Emperor D) Archduke
A) 1933 B) 1919 C) 1918 D) 1922
A) Saxony B) Prussia C) Bavaria D) Reuss-Greiz
A) Black-white-red tricolour B) The Nazi Party flag C) Black-red-gold tricolour D) The imperial war flag
A) 1919 B) 1924 C) 1933 D) 1922
A) The Weimar Coalition B) Der Stahlhelm C) Bund der Frontsoldaten D) Reichsbanner Schwarz-Rot-Gold
A) Hermann Göring B) Adolf Hitler C) Otto Hörsing D) Paul von Hindenburg
A) The Reichstag fire B) The Nuremberg Rally C) The Beer Hall Putsch D) The Bremen incident
A) National thinking B) Social thinking C) The blood flag D) Aryan victory
A) Imperial history B) Social thinking C) National thinking D) Aryan humanity
A) Schwarz-Rot-Gold B) Blutfahne C) Reichskriegsflagge D) Der Stahlhelm
A) The C-Pennant B) The swallowtailed letter E C) The black-red-gold tricolour D) The Weimar Republic flag
A) Delta B) Charlie C) Alpha D) Echo
A) E B) C C) B D) D
A) F B) D C) C D) E
A) Rhineland-Palatinate B) Württemberg-Baden C) Bavaria D) Lower Saxony
A) Württemberg-Baden B) Lower Saxony C) Rhineland-Palatinate D) Hesse
A) A sovereign republic B) Under Japanese administration C) Under Allied administration D) An independent monarchy
A) Frankfurt B) Berlin C) Bonn D) Herrenchiemsee
A) Konrad Adenauer B) Friedrich Ebert, Jr. C) Josef Wirmer D) Ernst Wirmer
A) Wirmer-Flagge B) Spalterflagge C) Bundesflagge D) Reichsflagge
A) A red star B) White Olympic rings C) A black cross D) A gold eagle
A) 1972 B) 1968 C) 1956 D) 1964 |