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The Frankfurt Book Fair
Vivien Metz
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What is a Gaul in the Romans?
Gaul was what the Romans called the region that loosely encompassed France and Germany.
When was Rudi Gaul born?
Rudi Gaul was born in 1982, in Munich, Bavaria, Germany.
What is Germany's dominant ethnic group?
Germany's most dominant ethnic group is German, which makes up 91.5 percent of the population. Turkish is the second largest ethnic group.
Which present day country was know as gaul at the time of roman empire?
Present day France composed most of Gaul at the time of the Romans, but Gaul was a much larger area, and included northern Italy, Luxembourg, Belgium, and parts of the Netherlands, Germany and Switzerland.
What area made up Gaul?
Gaul was in the general vicinity of modern day France.
What is modern name for Gaul?
Gaul is now referred to as France. Though Gaul was not as large a modern day France, it was about half the size and was separated from Germany by Celitca and Belgica.
What are the characteristics of Germany's dominant religion?
what is Germany physical characteriustics
Is Gaul a desert?
Gaul, the region encompasing France, Belgium, Switzerland and parts of Italy, Germany and other countries during the Roman era, contains no deserts.
What countries formed the greater part of Europe at the time of Bedes history?
germany, france, and spain
What is the country Gaul known as today?
The territory which was once known as Gaul encompassed what are today part of the Netherlands, Italy, Switzerland, and Germany, as well as the whole of France, Belgium, and Luxembourg.
What present-day countries make up Gaul?
Gaul is France, in a way. Gaul was not a country, it was a territory. We generally consider present day France as Gaul, but ancient Gaul encompassed much more territory than France alone. It ranged loosely from Germany to Spain and from northern Italy to the English channel. It was inhabited by mostly Celtic tribes.
Who was gaul?
Gaul was not a who. It was a geographical area. It was the name the Romans gave to an area which covered present day France, Belgium, Holland south of the river Rhine and Germany west of the same river.
