The Reichstag (German for "Imperial Diet") was the general assembly of the Imperial Estates of the Holy Roman Empire, and subsequently the parliament of the North German Confederation, is currently the name of the general assembly of Germany to this day. The main chamber of the German parliament is still called the Reichstag, and the building in which it meets is still called "Reichstag" (see Reichstag (building)).
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| - The Reichstag (German for "Imperial Diet") was the general assembly of the Imperial Estates of the Holy Roman Empire, and subsequently the parliament of the North German Confederation, is currently the name of the general assembly of Germany to this day. The main chamber of the German parliament is still called the Reichstag, and the building in which it meets is still called "Reichstag" (see Reichstag (building)).
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| - The Reichstag (German for "Imperial Diet") was the general assembly of the Imperial Estates of the Holy Roman Empire, and subsequently the parliament of the North German Confederation, is currently the name of the general assembly of Germany to this day. The main chamber of the German parliament is still called the Reichstag, and the building in which it meets is still called "Reichstag" (see Reichstag (building)). The term "Reichstag" (German pronunciation: [ˈʁaɪçstaːk] (File:Speaker Icon.svg listen)) is a compound of German Reich ("Empire") and Tag ("assembly"; does not mean "day" here, but is derived from the verb tagen "to assemble" (which in turn does mean to gather on an appointed day). The Latin term, a direct translation, was curia imperialis. (Still today, the parliaments on the various federal levels in Germany are called Reichstag, Landtag etc., and the parliament in Sweden is called Riksdag.)
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