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Meet the Germans

Love, dating and relationships in Germany

What sets Germany apart when it comes to matters of the heart? Rachel investigates Germany's dating rules and uncovers the nation's softer side for this week's Meet the Germans.

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  • Date 05.02.2020
  • Duration 05:36 mins.
  • Author Rachel Stewart
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