Print Publications

The German Information Center produces and distributes a number of print publications with up-to-date information about modern Germany. Whether you need information for the classroom or the boardroom, you can count on our informational materials to deliver. All print publications are subject to availablity.

The Brandenburg Gate in Berlin (c) Colourbox

Facts about Germany

Facts about Germany is a handbook for anyone seeking up-to-date information about Germany. It provides facts and figures about Germany's people, system of government, social life, poltics, economy and culture. Use Facts about Germany in one of two ways:

Click here to access Facts about Germany online and download a PDF

Do You Know Germany © German National Tourist Board

Do You Know Germany?

Do You Know Germany? is a brochure for students of all ages. It provides a brief overview of Germany and has all the necessary information for country reports and projects.

Get to Know Germany © German Information Center

Get to Know Germany

Get to Know Germany is a coloring book with scenes and sights from Germany for colorful imaginations. It is great for introducing Germany to younger audiences.

© Colourbox

More Print Materials

The German Information Center USA maintains a rotating supply of posters, magazines, brochures and small giveaway materials.  Contact us to inquire about our inventory and request materials.

Print Publications

Print Publications © iStockphoto

Innovation and Excellence

Zeitschrift Deutschland

The current issue of .de – Magazin Deutschland takes a look into the future by examining tomorrow’s research and technology trends. In an exclusive feature on “Innovation and Excellence” four Nobel laureates from Germany outline what research can achieve in the future. The magazine also spotlights six research areas – environmental technology, medical technology, mechanical engineering, bionics, vehicle technology and nanotechnology – in which Germany leads the world.

The latest issue of .de also includes interviews with Federal Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle and the German ambassador to the United Nations, Peter Wittig, about Germany’s role in the EU and as a global partner.