There is a fairly simple way to know which country we are in: to look at which currency we have in our pocket, but no, it does not always work. Büsingen am Hochrhein belongs to Germany, its inhabitants vote in German elections, they have German ballot, they obey a German mayor and administratively they are part of the
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There is a city in Europe where the border between two states is not just a line drawn on the map, it goes through streets, shops, courtyards and even people's homes.
There is a fairly simple way to know which country we are in: to look at which currency we have in our pocket, but no, it does not always work. Büsingen am Hochrhein belongs to Germany, its inhabitants vote in German elections, they have German ballot, they obey a German mayor and administratively they are part of the