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Cronología de la historia alemana

Esta es una cronología de la historia alemana , que comprende importantes cambios legales y territoriales y acontecimientos políticos en Alemania y sus estados predecesores. Para leer sobre los antecedentes de estos acontecimientos, consulte Historia de Alemania . Consulte también la lista de monarcas alemanes y la lista de cancilleres de Alemania y la lista de años en Alemania .

ANTES DE CRISTO

Siglo I

Siglo III

Siglo IV

Siglo V

Siglo VI

Siglo VII

Siglo VIII

Siglo IX

Siglo X

Siglo XI

Siglo XII

Siglo XIII

Siglo XIV

Siglo XV

Siglo XVI

Siglo XVII

Siglo XVIII

Siglo XIX

Siglo XX

21st century

See also

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