zaangalewa
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The French were the ones who pushed for harsh terms, and the British were not far behind. The Russians were to busy with the Civil war to participate.
Are you saying all those slavs and poles and balts should have been forced to join the German and Austro hungarian empires against their wills?
Concrete example. After world war 2 you (=the allies of world war 2) murdered and displaced (=genocided) the Bohemians. They had been replaced from the Czechs who you sold to Russia. The Czechs suffered a lot under their "Slawic brothernation" who enslaved them.
The problem: The kingdom Bohemia had been "since ever" one of the most important parts of Germany. They had been one of the seven electors of the German king/emperor (government). When the first Slaws arrived there lived since a long time Germans around the area of Prague. And when the university of Prague was founded - the eldest German university at all - 7 languages had been used in this university. Chechs and Germans lived over a wide area side by side. One village was German the next had been Czech. Sometimes they changed their languages - perhaps on reason of marriages or new business contacts. No one really knows who had been Celts, Germanics or Slaws in this area. No one really knows for example whether the famous duke of Waldstein (known as "Wallenstein") had been a German, a Czech or both - and this was and is totally unimportant. He was the duke of Waldstein.
No one in Germany likes to have back the area where Bohemia once had been. Bohemia is dead. But Chechs and Germans are only able to speak with each other any longer via European Union and with the help of the English language. There are nearly no contacts between the people themselves any longer. All contacts are practically today under a kind of political oxygen tent. Infirmary. And this in the year (1+2+3+4+5+6+7+8+9)^2 = 1^3+2^3+3^3+4^3+5^3+6^3+7^3+8^3+9^3.
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