Which among the following was known as an allegory for the German nation?

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Kaiser

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An allegory for the German nation was known as Germania.
The rise of nationalism in Europe witnessed the personification of the country, and a prevalent theme across the European nations was to portray them through the figure of women, which became the allegory of the government. In Germany, the figure who came to represent the nation was called Germania. The term Germania means Deutschland in Latin. It is the name of the country in the native language of German. In addition, Germania was symbolised with a crown made up of oak leaves representing heroism. Thus figures of Germania were erected around public places to instil a sense of national pride and unity among the people.

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