Seeking list of liturgical differences

I'm seeking a description of differences between the German and Polish Jewish liturgies. The big one that I recently found out about (and that started me on this research path) is that the Germans say Sim Shalom and not Shalom Rav at Minchah if there's a Torah reading. I haven't stumbled on the right Google search terms, or maybe no one has created a web page explaining the differences (I doubt that!) but I figure someone here would either have better Google-fu (Fugle?) or would know or would know someone who knows.... Thanks!

Seeking list of liturgical differences

I'm seeking a description of differences between the German and Polish Jewish liturgies. The big one that I recently found out about (and that started me on this research path) is that the Germans say Sim Shalom and not Shalom Rav at Minchah if there's a Torah reading. I haven't stumbled on the right Google search terms, or maybe no one has created a web page explaining the differences (I doubt that!) but I figure someone here would either have better Google-fu (Fugle?) or would know or would know someone who knows.... Thanks!

Language oddity

Why is patrimony what you get from your father, but matrimony is what you give to your spouse?

Language oddity

Why is patrimony what you get from your father, but matrimony is what you give to your spouse?