German-speaking Europe

Summary

German-speaking Europe is a language area^[1]. It draws 42 Wikipedia views per month (language_area category, ranking #7 of 17).^[2]

Key Facts

• German-speaking Europe is in the country of Germany^[3].
• German-speaking Europe is in the country of Austria^[4].
• German-speaking Europe is in the country of Switzerland^[5].
• German-speaking Europe is in the country of Belgium^[6].
• German-speaking Europe is in the country of Luxembourg^[7].
• German-speaking Europe is in the country of Liechtenstein^[8].
• German-speaking Europe's instance of is recorded as language area^[9].
• German-speaking Europe's location is recorded as Europe^[10].
• German-speaking Europe's part of is recorded as German-speaking world^[11].
• German-speaking Europe's has part is recorded as German-speaking Switzerland^[12].
• German-speaking Europe's has part is recorded as German-speaking Community^[13].
• German-speaking Europe's has part is recorded as D-A-CH^[14].
• German-speaking Europe's different from is recorded as Germany, Austria and Switzerland^[15].
• German-speaking Europe's ScienceDirect topic ID is recorded as social-sciences/german-speaking-countries^[16].

Body

Geography

Country listings include Germany^[3], a sovereign state^[17], in Germany^[18], founded in 1949^[19]; Austria^[4], a sovereign state^[20], in Austria^[21], founded in 1918^[22]; Switzerland^[5], a state^[23], in Switzerland^[24], founded in 1291^[25]; Belgium^[6], a sovereign state^[26], in Belgium^[27], founded in 1830^[28]; Luxembourg^[7], a sovereign state^[29], in Luxembourg^[30], founded in 1815^[31]; and Liechtenstein^[8], a sovereign state^[32], in Liechtenstein^[33], founded in 1806^[34]. German-speaking Europe's part of is recorded as German-speaking world^[11].

Designation and Status

German-speaking Europe's instance of is recorded as language area^[9].

Why It Matters

German-speaking Europe draws 42 Wikipedia views per month (language_area category, ranking #7 of 17).^[2] It is known by 5 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[35]