Introduction
Luxemburgues
The population of the Western Luxembourg in Western Europe accounts for most people. More than 270,000 (1980), accounting for 74% of the national population. It is Europa. Believe in Catholic. Luxembourg is mainly combined by the Frank and Romanized Bege.
Development Procedures
1000 BC, there is a guest in the Russen, where the Luxembourg is located. They accepted Roman civilization during the Roman Empire in the 1st to 5th century, all Romanization. The Frank person who belongs to the Germanic tribes in the 5th century enters the ground, mixed with a Bierge people who stayed in local RMMs, becoming the foundation of the Luxembourg nation. Luxembourg is a small nation in the French and German people. Its region has passed the European important business road since ancient times, has always been a place to compete for Europe. In the 843, the Frank Empire was divided into three parts, the Luxembourg people were attributed to the Luolin Kingdom. After several times, it was re-divided. The 16th to 19th century has been transferred to the rule of Spain, France, and Austria. In the 1815, the Vienna Conference announced that Luxembourg is the big bureau, and the Dutch King and the Dagong. In 1867, the London Conference determined its permanent neutral. From the Netherlands rule in 1890. The Luxembourg people are affected by France in culture. From the 17th century, it is a cultural term in French. In the Second World War, German occupiers enforced Germanicization, which were strongly boycotted by people in Luxembourg. At present, German and French is two official terms of Luxembourg, and children learn from primary schools. Most Luxembourg also led by the two Luxembourg dialects developed by the Frank's low German dialect, which absorbed a large number of French vocabulary. The economic and cultural development of Luxembourg has been known since ancient times; in addition, there are chemical, machine manufacturing, food and other industries. The northern mountainous area is dominated by animal husbandry; the Eastern Moselle River Valley area is dominated by farming, planting fruit trees, grapes, and is known as brewing wines and beer. Tourism development. In 2009, the per capita GDP was $ 113,043. 68% are urban population.