What is the name of the parliament for all of Germany?

Germany’s federal parliament is the Bundestag. The Bundesversammlung is a special body that only convenes to elect the Federal President, the Volkskammer was the former parliament of the GDR (East Germany), and the Bundesgerichtshof is the Federal Court of Justice (a top judicial body, not a legislature).

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