After the First World War, not only the natural sciences, but also the entire German academic culture showed a booming scene. Heidegger's position in the history of philosophy need not be repeated. Marx and Weber made the whole history of social science famous. Schmidt was the ultimate influence on modern constitutional government. In terms of psychology, the Gestalt School has also quietly risen. In literature, Hoptman and Thomasman, two Nobel winners, have twin stars. Remark's "No War on the Western Front" is the most famous in the last century. One of his works; drama, film and music also quickly entered the golden age, and the style became charming and diversified. Germany seems to want to lose what it lost politically and economically, and win back scientifically and culturally. For a regime that has changed cabinets many times in 14 years, such prosperity can be considered a small miracle. What does the following statement match this text? ['Germany leads the world in academic culture after World War I.', 'The German government has always attached great importance to the development and progress of science and technology.', 'Academic culture and political and economic development are not necessarily synchronized.', 'The development of natural sciences and social sciences is often mutually reinforcing.']