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That's fantastic!! Fanta was created during World War 2 by the German Coca-Cola Company. While Germany didn't obtain Coca-Cola syrup during wartime, the manager of the plant came up with the idea of a fruit-flavored drink. The name Fanta comes f

"GERMAN GOVT DUMPS BITCOIN" It's fishy and intresting at the same time !! Let's dive in .. ●The German government unloads 80% of its Bitcoin holdings, leaving only $890 million. ●German authorities' selling of Bitcoin (BTC) has led to a 20% drop

German Ministry of the Environment: Harmful gas emissions in 2023 decreased by 20%. Germany is a global leader in climate protection. 🌍 German Chemical Industry Association: The chemical industry in 2023 declined by 20%. It's unlikely to ever retu

Hi everyone, As a language instructor in German language I have planned to start my own instruction business- ✅ Collaboration with companies( who wants to or have ties with Germany) for training their employees ✅ Collaboration with educational com

😡 Mercedes-Benz with a Chinese Engine! All-new Mercedes-Benz CLA will feature a Chinese-made engine from Geely. What happened to German-made luxury? Now, even Mercedes is using Chinese parts, from the engine to self-driving tech. 👉 Will it still

A series of studies from several German universities found that both novice and experienced teachers struggled to accurately distinguish between student-written and AI-generated texts.

OUT OF THE BOX MARKETING! EP= We were fools all these days :( You might have heard that carrots improve eyesight. But it's all untrue. It's a fiction developed during World War II. In 1940, the British military began to shoot down 'German planes' d

How about a Foreign language learning startup that promotes and offers courses based on the reality of language rather than the mugging of books. It will be based on particular niches like - German for everyday life, German for working professionals,

159 quintillion possible settings ? 🔥 1918's war story! Cracking the Enigma: How Codebreakers Shortened WWII 1918: German engineer Arthur Scherbius invents Enigma machine 1930s: Nazi Germany adopts Enigma for military communications • Believed t