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{{for|other uses|West Germany|German Democratic Republic|Germany (disambiguation)}}{{stub}}The '''Federal Republic of Germany''' or '''FRG''' (German: '''''Bundesrepublik Deutschland''';'' '''''BRD''''') is a modern [[capitalist state]] in [[Central Europe]]. The modern FRG is a legal continuation of [[West Germany]], but involves the modern territory and people of former [[East Germany]].[[category:germany]]
{{redirect-multi|1|Germany|the socialist state|German Democratic Republic|the capitalist state from 1949 to 1990|West Germany|other uses|Germany (disambiguation)}}The '''Federal Republic of Germany''' or '''FRG''' (German: '''''Bundesrepublik Deutschland''';'' '''''BRD''''') is a modern [[capitalist state]] in [[Central Europe]]. The modern FRG is a legal continuation of [[West Germany]], but involves the modern territory and people of former [[East Germany]].[[category:germany]]{{stub}}

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"Germany" redirects here. For the socialist state, see German Democratic Republic. For the capitalist state from 1949 to 1990, see West Germany. For other uses, see Germany (disambiguation).

The Federal Republic of Germany or FRG (German: Bundesrepublik Deutschland; BRD) is a modern capitalist state in Central Europe. The modern FRG is a legal continuation of West Germany, but involves the modern territory and people of former East Germany.

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