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Did you have to address your teachers with an honorific like Mr./Ms./Professor at school? do you call your superiors at work "sir" or "boss"?

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No, we just call them by their first names

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Even worse people here use their titles as part of there name so i needed to call some of my teacher Mr. Doctor ....

schoolchildren will call their teachers "Miss" whatever

Miss Smith
Miss Johnson
Miss Peterson

then high schoolers call their teachers Ms. or Mr. whatever

by college, everyone is an adult, so it's first name basis
John
Michael
Greg
Stacy

I've read the memoirs of someone who grew up in Berlin in the early 20th century lately, it says that all people with a degree are called doctors, is that still true?

Full name + patronim

Name is the personal one, not the family one, ye oversee barbarians.

no

First name or tú (you).

up to grade 3 we call them miss or teacher
after 3 we use first name
in uni we use titles

That's a lie, students of every age here address their instructors with AYO TEACH

I remember:
- "Ramses" (a woman who looked kinda Egyptian with a very wrinkled face"
- "Fatass" (an Austrian lady trying to teaching German)
- "Ducon" ("Sire Cunt") (an extremely ugly Math teacher with a comical strabism and silly elocution)
- "old Witch" (physics & chemistry teacher, suspected of skinning cats to demonstrate static electricity)

I've forgotten the others.... come to think of it, it's no wonder I never ever learnt much...