Is the island of East Germany German 5, is the island of East Germany German?

It's Laos and it's not about Germany.

About 10 minutes south of Dong Kong Island, Dong Det is a beautiful and peaceful island, close to Kong Fa Feng Falls, surrounded by dense rivers, riverside restaurants and family-run bamboo inns (some are small bamboo houses with a single room, and some are different rooms with the same corridor, each with a hammock in front of it). A single room costs 10,000 kip a night, mostly on the shore of the northeastern part of the island), the islanders are simple, the scenery is beautiful, and the daily sunrise and sunset are refreshing. There is a stone bridge in the south of the island and a slightly larger island in the south (Dong Khon, which is also a gathering place for backpackers, the name is very similar to Dong Khong, one has no nasal sound, and the other has, so you must distinguish it when asking for directions, it is best to have a map in hand), you can rent a bicycle for 10,000 kip on Dongde Island to go to Dong Ko Island.

There is a small waterfall and a tranquil white sand beach (as backpackers call it) on Higashikoh Island, where you can swim in the clear water in front of the beach, but note that there are more rocks in the water closer to the shore. I look for Mr. of Vixay Guest House of Totokushimavixay, he can give you 50,000 kip to pack a boat in East Germany Island to visit Kongfa Feng Waterfall at the lowest price, it takes 1 and a half hours to go back and forth, after coming to the shore of the upstream of the waterfall, you don't have to buy expensive tickets, you can walk to the waterfall through the forest path on the right.

East Germany refers to:German Democratic RepublicFounded on October 7, 1949, six days later than the founding of China, the entire East Germany covers an area of more than 100,000 square kilometers.

With a population of more than 16 million, the capital is also a match of the Berlin belt. At that time, East Germany inherited the fine German tradition, and even if it established a Soviet-style economic system, it developed very rapidly, establishing a strong industry and agriculture, and the per capita GDP of East Germany at that time

Particularly high is the entire Warsaw Pact.

The richest in the system.

History of the GDREast Germany also established an elite army, called the German People's Stupid Army, composed of the army, navy, air force and border guards, the entire East German People's Army, the total number reached 170,000, this number was not much in Europe at that time, think of the Soviet Union at that time it was a few million troops. However, don't look at the small number of East German troops, but they are full of combat effectiveness. At that time, the East German army was built with a streamlined army, and every soldier was selected from the best, and a strict conscription system was adopted.

Cities in East Germany (GDR) include Berlin, Leipzig, Dresden, Hamburg, Frankfurt, Cottage, Bremen, etc. Specifically, the following cities are introduced:

1. Berlin. Berlin, located in the northeast of Germany, is the capital and largest city of Germany, as well as the political, cultural, transportation and economic center of Germany. Berlin is surrounded on all sides by the state of Brandenburg, through which the rivers Spree and Havre flow through the city, with coordinates of 52°31 in the center of the city and 13°2 in east longitude. Berlin is one of the 16 federal states in Germany, and is one of only three urban states in Germany, along with Hamburg and Bremen.

2. Leipzig.

Leipzig is located in the Leipzig Basin** in eastern Germany, at the confluence of the Weiselster and Plecet rivers, with an area of 141 square kilometers, and is the second largest city in the former East Germany. Most of it is plain, and the southern part belongs to the piedmont area of the Erzberg.

3. Dresden.

Dresden, in Dresden, Germany, is the "face of culture", the capital and largest city of Saxony, Germany, one of the ten major cities in Germany, and the second largest city in eastern Germany after the capital Berlin.

4. Hamburger. Hamburg is one of the three major state cities in Germany (Berlin, Hamburg, Bremen), the second largest city in Germany, the most important seaport and the largest foreign trade center in Germany, the second financial center in Germany, and the economic and cultural metropolis of northern Germany. It is known as the "Bridge City of the World".

5. Bremen.

The northern German city of Bremen has a long history, having been founded as early as the 8th century. In 1260 Bremen joined the Hanseatic League, and in the late Middle Ages it controlled the commercial routes along the North Sea and Baltic coasts with several important Hanseatic cities such as Hamburg and Lübeck.

East Germany does not simply mean eastern Germany, but is a colloquial name for the German Democratic Republic. The main cities are Berlin, Rostock, Frankfurt, Cartbus, Dresden, Leipzig, etc.

The GDR included the capital (Berlin) and 14 prefectures (Rostock, Neubrandenburg, Schwerin, Frankfurt, Potsdam, Magdeburg, Otbus, Halle, Dresden, Leipzig, Erfurt, Karl-Marxstadt, Gra, Sur).

East Germany, also known as the German Democratic Republic, is referred to as the GDR. On October 7, 1949, the German Democratic Republic was proclaimed, with a socialist system and a planned economic system. On October 3, 1990, the German Democratic Republic **** announced its dissolution, and the states voted to join the Federal Republic of Germany, and the two Germany achieved reunification.

East Germany was founded after World War II on the basis of the Soviet occupation zone, with a land area of about 100,000 square kilometers. After the Allied forces, including the Soviet Red Army, invaded Germany, East Germany became the area with the most fierce fighting, and the entire East Germany, including Berlin, was completely reduced to the ruins of the war. It can be said that when East Germany was founded, it is no exaggeration to describe it as poor and white.

Under such circumstances, the people of East Germany, relying on themselves, still built East Germany into the most industrially developed and well-off country in the socialist camp at that time. In the socialist camp, East Germany was the second largest industrial power after the Soviet Union. East Germany has made great achievements in many fields such as automobile manufacturing, electronics industry, mechanical engineering, and iron and steel.

The population of East Germany never exceeded 20 million. Although East Germany has been the most industrially advanced and developed country in the socialist camp for decades, East Germany, which has completely inherited the single and rigid system of the Soviet Union, has irreparable shortcomings like the Soviet Union. While East Germany has made great achievements in industrial construction, the people of East Germany have been facing shortages of sugar, coffee and other basic necessities.

It is a country that dares to endure hardships and is strong enough to be stubborn enough, East Germany was poor and white when it was first founded, but it has continued to work hard and eventually became the most developed country under the socialist system.

It still retains the traditional culture of the old era, but it is unmatched by other countries in terms of education policy.

East Germany was a socialist country under the patronage of the Soviet Union after World War II, with slow economic development and a generally low standard of living for its people.

After World War II, Germany was occupied by four countries, and East Germany was a country established in the occupied zone of the Soviet Union after World War II. During its decades of existence, East Germany was the most industrially advanced and developed country.

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Around the end of the year, the regions of Germany ruled by () merged to form West Germany. a United Kingdom, France, United States.

3.After the reunification of Germany, East Germans were paid the best and left the country freely, and many people were reluctant to return to the East and West German period. （）

4.After World War II and between the reunification of Germany, Berlin was politically (). c Joint jurisdiction between East and West Germany.

5.West Germans were generally less educated than East Germans. （）