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The German Islamic Republic came to be when immigration from the Arab world overwhelmed what used to be a united Germany. Though not sovereign yet, the southern region quickly formed its own unofficial government separate from Berlin. However, the implementation of harsh Sharia law resulted in many ethnic Germans fleeing to the north. What resulted was an Islamic theocracy that spoke almost entirely Arabic. Eventually, the European Union agreed on allowing the state to become independent as it remaining part of the rest of Germany seemed futile due to it bearing little to no resemblance to it.
