Germany
Cities in Germany
Each city can form a local Chapter cell: a local unit for lawful cooperation, events and services.
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Places on this map (5)
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Munich
Engineers and physicians
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Berlin
Exile politics since the 1960s; the 1992 Mykonos assassinations; arts and media
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Hamburg
Historic merchant and carpet-trade community; one of the largest Iranian communities in Germany
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Frankfurt
Professionals and finance
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Cologne
Refugees of the 1980s and their families
Subdivisions of Germany
Each first-level subdivision has a local page. It gathers official services, learning, safety and civic life.
- Baden-WürttembergDE-BW
- BavariaDE-BYCities: 1
- BerlinDE-BECities: 1
- BrandenburgDE-BB
- BremenDE-HB
- HamburgDE-HHCities: 1
- HesseDE-HECities: 1
- Lower SaxonyDE-NI
- Mecklenburg-VorpommernDE-MV
- North Rhine-WestphaliaDE-NWCities: 1
- Rhineland-PalatinateDE-RP
- SaarlandDE-SL
- SaxonyDE-SN
- Saxony-AnhaltDE-ST
- Schleswig-HolsteinDE-SH
- ThuringiaDE-TH
The list follows UN sources first: OCHA COD-AB, then UN SALB, then ISO 3166-2. It takes no position on any status or boundary.
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