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Reich

Reich (/raɪk, raɪx/ ryke, raikh; .mw-parser-output .IPA-label-small{font-size:85%}.mw-parser-output .references .IPA-label-small,.mw-parser-output .infobox .IPA-label-small,.mw-parser-output .navbox .IPA-label-small{font-size:100%}German: ⓘ) is a German word whose meaning is analogous to the English word "realm". The terms Kaiserreich and Königreich are…

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Etymology

Usage throughout German history

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Reich

Nodes150
Edges149
Triples208
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.013333
Components1

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related to During the Nazi period · 50
Reich → Adolf Hitler's, Altes Reich, Although, Altreich, Another, Anschluss, Arthur Moeller, Austria, Bruck, Chancellery, Das Dritte Reich, Deutsches Reich, Drittes Reich, During, Ein Volk, English, First Reich, France, French, Führer
related to Rijk/ryk · 26
Reich → Afrikaans, Austria, Belgian Gendarmerie, Belgium, Dutch, European, France, Frankrijk, Frisian, German, In, Kingdom, Milieu, Netherlands, Oostenrijk, Persian, Persische Rijk, Rijk, Rijksinstituut, Rijksuniversiteit Groningen
related to In Scandinavian languages · 21
Reich → AD, Danish, Denmark, English, German, It, Its, Konungariket Sverige, Norway, Norwegian, Ringerike, Roman Empire, Romerike, Scandinavian, Svea, Sverige, Sweden, Swedish, The, Thus
related to Possible negative connotations in modern usage · 20
Reich → As, Austria, Bund, Bundestag, Bundestages, Bundeswehr, France, Frankreich, Führer, German, Heil, Imperial Diet, Japan's, Nazis, Reichstag, Roman Empire, Römisches Reich, Sitz, Sweden's Riksdag, The
related to Holy Roman Empire · 17
Reich → Der, Emperor, Empire, English-speaking, Frankish Kingdom, German, German Reich, Germany, Heiliges Römisches Reich, Holy Roman Empire, However, HRR, Imperium Romanum Sacrum, Latin, Middle Ages, Regnum Francorum, The
related to German Reich · 16
Reich → Constitution, Deutscher Kaiser, Deutsches Kaiserreich, Deutsches Reich, German, German Emperor, German Empire, German Realm, Germany, Hohenzollern Empire, In, King, Prussia, The, This, Wilhelm
related to During the Weimar Republic · 15
Reich → After, Bund, Bundes, Commonwealth, During, Empire, English-speaking, German, Germany, Länder, Reichs, The Crown, The Union, United States, Weimar Republic
related to Limited usage in the railway system of the German Democratic Republic · 15
Reich → Cold War, Deutsche Bahn AG, Deutsche Bundesbahn, Deutsche Reichsbahn, East German, Even, German, German Reich Railways, Germany, January, Nazi, October, Reichsbahn, The, Weimar Republic
related to Etymology · 12
Reich → English, French, German, Germanic, Imperial, Imperium, Kaiserreich, Kaisertum, Latin, Proto-Indo-European, Roman Empire, The
related to Frankish Empire · 11
Reich → Charlemagne, Eastern Francia, France, Frankenreich, Frankish Kingdom, Frankreich, Fränkisches Reich, German, Holy Roman Empire, The German, Western Francia

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Important terminology

german used empire term roman germany word name realm also state holy nazi deutsches use weimar english continued republic kingdom

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Reichis aGerman name given to the Frankish Kingdom of Charlemagne0.90text
Nationalsozialistisches Deutschlandinstance ofordering it to use expressions0.80text
the armyinstance ofin the names of various state institutions0.80text
udenrigsinstance ofIt is also used in words0.80text
Reichrelated to During the Nazi periodThe Nazis0.60section
Reichrelated to During the Nazi periodGerman0.60section
Reichrelated to During the Nazi periodThey0.60section
Reichrelated to During the Nazi periodDrittes Reich0.60section
Reichrelated to During the Nazi periodThird Empire0.60section
Reichrelated to During the Nazi periodEnglish0.60section
Reichrelated to During the Nazi periodThird Reich0.60section
Reichrelated to During the Nazi periodDas Dritte Reich0.60section

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