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Yes, it is. Deutschland 86 takes inspiration from real historical events and situations, although it may have some fictional elements added for dramatic effect.

Yes, Deutschland 83 is loosely based on real historical events and the political climate of that time.

The main theme could be about the African - German experience. It might explore the identity, culture clash, and the sense of belonging of black people in the German context.

I'm not sure exactly who the main characters are without having read the novel closely. But they are likely to be black individuals living in Deutschland who play significant roles in the story's exploration of race, identity, and culture.

The story of 'Deutschland 83' which is based on truth, is centered around the Cold War context. It tells the story of a young man from East Germany who is made to be a spy in the West. It's not just about spying, but also about the clash of ideologies. We see how different the two Germanys were in terms of lifestyle, economy, and military. For example, the fashion, the music, and the technology available in the West were different from what was in the East. And through the eyes of the main character, we get a sense of how complex and dangerous the situation was for those involved in such secret operations.

It uses real - life details like the uniforms, the military equipment, and the architecture of the time. The language used also reflects the period.

The features of a cartoon of car race could include colorful and exaggerated cars, dynamic race tracks, and maybe some funny or heroic characters. The action is often fast-paced and exciting.

Start with basic shapes like ovals and circles for the outline. Then add features like eyes, nose, and mouth proportionally.

There aren't many significant differences. The manga and its adaptations mostly maintain consistency in the plot and characters.

Well, often it's things like visual style, pacing, and sometimes added or removed plot elements. But it varies from series to series.