Was Hamburg occupied by the British after World War 2?

Yes, Hamburg was occupied by the British after World War 2. Hamburg was in the British Zone of Occupation and remained there until the formation of the Federal Republic of Germany in 1949.

What events led to the construction of Berlin Wall?

What had the greatest impact on outcome of World War 1?

youth in the 1950s
In the 1950s things started to pick up again in Germany:wages rose, working hours fell and young Germans became more relaxed. They were the first to establish their own visible youth culture in the Federal Republic. Young teenagers The provocative demeanor of the hooligans quickly became a symbol f
Festung Krakau. German plans for the defense of Krakow
Krakow for over five years served as the capital of the General Government. Therefore, as the front grew closer and closer to the city, it was decided that it would become a fortress. It was intended to defend Festung Krakau for many weeks, which was to bind considerable forces of the Red Army. It w
Tulipomania, the first speculative bubble in history
In the 17th century, Holland experienced a speculative increase in prices in the market for the sale of tulip bulbs. This speculation, which caused some bulbs to be sold for thousands of guilders (up to forty times the average annual income of a person at the time), created the first economic bubble
Wyspiański. The fourth bard
Józef Mehoffer referred to him as a man-phenomenon. Wyspiański painted, wrote plays, created sculptures, sets and stained glass windows, and occasionally designed furniture. Wyspiański may bring to mind the versatile humanist of the Renaissance. Its hard to find an artist who shows so many talents