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Crude birth rate in Germany from 1800 to 2020*

Characteristic	Live births per thousand people
2020	9.4
2015	8.5
2010	8.4
2005	8.8
2000	9.6
1995	9.9
1990	11
1985	10.7
1980	10.3
1975	11.3
1970	16
1965	17.7
1960	16.6
1955	15.7
1950	16.52
1945	15.78
1940	17.93
1935	14.98
1930	17.64
1925	20.25
1920	16.71
1915	26.47
1910	31.75
1905	33.87
1900	35.91
1895	36.69
1890	36.62
1885	36.8
1880	38.8
1875	39.76
1870	38.14
1865	37.12
1860	34.72
1855	34.2
1850	37.24
1845	36.94
1840	36.4
1835	36.04
1830	36.94
1825	39.42
1820	39.26
1815	37.59
1810	37.74
1805	37.91
1800	37.98

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June 2019

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Germany

Survey time period

1800-2019

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*All data given is an average of the preceding five year period.

Source for data from1800-1950 can be found .

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In Germany, the crude birth rate in 1800 was 38 live births per thousand people, meaning that 3.8 percent of the population had been born in that year. In the nineteenth century, Germany's crude birth rate fluctuated between 34 and 40 births per thousand people. Since the turn of the twentieth century however, the crude birth rate has been in decline, although there were a few periods where it did increase. These increases took place during periods of economic recovery, after both world wars, and after the Great Depression. The largest period of increase was after the Second World War, and lasted until the late 1960s, before decreasing to 10.3 in 1980, where it then plateaus between eight and eleven, and it is expected to be 9.4 births per thousand people in 2020.