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ELI5: Why do different European languages have such varying names for Germany?

Allemagne, Германия (Germaniya), Saksa, Deutschland, Germany, etc.
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The origin of the name for Germany in a certain language depends on that country's one time relationship with Germany. 

Allemagne, Alemania (Romance languages) -- comes from the Alemani tribe of Germany. 

Germaniya, Germany, Germania -- that is the name which the Romans used for the territory north and East of the Rhine. 

Saksa -- Finnish, named after the Saxons, yet another German tribe. 

Deutschland, Duitsland -- this was yet another German tribe which became the word for the whole country.