You’re right, forgot about that one. Similar to how the Austrians like to forget there was German chancellor from Austria

IIRC there has never (or very few times) been a US president of German ancestry.

Sort of in the way that I frequently think I am too lazy to start. When you’re into the action, you don’t really question it anymore - or anything for that matter- but just go with the flow. When it’s done you don’t regret it either.

Sadly it’s not US-only. Weather.com sued the German Federal weather service for having their app free of charge available on both app stores. The federal constitutional court ruled in weather.coms favour as the federal service infringes upon the constitutional right of property and business. It is now (rather the time I payed) 3,49€ one-time payment for having something as an app that is already being payed for my taxes. Meanwhile the danish weather service, whose I app I frequently use even though it is in Danish, is free due to their constitution being more lenient towards state services (or more socialist should I say to rile some people up)

Harry Potter and the underlying of Pop in the USA

Actually calling Germany Allemagne would be like calling the US Texas or France Bretagne.

You apparently have a shitty mushroom guide.