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This document provides information about several famous people and landmarks from Germany. It describes Adolf Hitler as the leader of Germany from 1933 to 1945 who established the Third Reich and committed suicide in 1945. Albert Einstein is noted as a famous physicist who published over 300 papers and proposed the theory of relativity. Other notable figures mentioned include Michael Schumacher, Marlene Dietrich, and Johann Sebastian Bach. Several famous castles are also summarized, such as Neuschwanstein, Eltz, Heidelberg, Marksburg, and Wartburg. Other landmarks like Schloss Braunfels, the Residenz in Munich, and Levi Strauss as the inventor of blue jeans are briefly described.