Barbados–Germany relations
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[['Barbados–Germany relations', 'country', 'Germany'], ['Barbados–Germany relations', 'country', 'Barbados'], ['Barbados–Germany relations', 'participant', 'Barbados']]
<entity_0> are foreign relations between <entity_1> and <entity_2>. <entity_1> is represented in <entity_2> through its embassy in Brussels, (Belgium) and <entity_2> is represented in <entity_1> from its regional embassy for the Eastern Caribbean in Port of Spain, (Trinidad and Tobago) and an Honorary Consul in Christ Church. <entity_1> and <entity_2> formally established diplomatic relations on 14 March 1967. They left <entity_1> for England in November 1940 to fight against <entity_2>. According to prize winning Barbadian novelist Austin Clarke, <entity_1> suffered economic hardship after it was nearly cut off from global trade by <entity_2>. <entity_1> receives substantial income from <entity_2> from the spending by German tourists. <entity_1>'s main exports to <entity_2> are agricultural products. Banks <entity_1> Brewery in <entity_1> imported over 1 million Barbadian dollars of computerized production equipment from <entity_2> in 1994–1995. In 2010, the German airline Condor announced to Barbadian aviation officials that it would be doubling its weekly flights between <entity_1> and <entity_2>.
['bilateral relation']