Germany’s New Morgenthau Plan.

[ShahdagMountains]

What an nonsense. He was also king in Prussia - but this title was no German title - this had been a Polish title made once from a Polish king. That's why it is correctly called "King in Prussia" and not "King of Prussia". The Holy Roman Empire never accepted this title.



The Prussians had conquered one German nation/country by the next German country. They called this countries "colony" after they had conquered it. No joke! In the end the Prussians had been able to provoke France to declare war on Germany - what forced all other German countries to support the Prussians. The united German armies wan against France and as a result the Prussians declared the so called "German empire" (An expression which is by the way a contradiction in itselve). Indeed this "empire" (=new nation) had to be called "Prussian empire" and not "German empire". And the so called German emperor (crowned in Versailles in the followership of Napoleon Bonaparte - what had absolutelly nothing to do with Germany) was no German emperor but a Prussian emperor over Germany. William 1st was not so bad - but his son - the Brit and Prussian William 2nd was a pure disaster. What an unbelievable idiot. He showed very clear: Then time for nobles (or other elites) to rule a united nation is over.

Sing along. Altogether now.

 

[zaangalewa]

Sing along. Altogether now.

Never a wrong advice. This song was very popular under William II and a very astonishing critics in this time of history.

 

[Kruska]

What an nonsense. He was also king in Prussia - but this title was no German title - this had been a Polish title made once from a Polish king. That's why it is correctly called "King in Prussia" and not "King of Prussia". The Holy Roman Empire never accepted this title.



The Prussians had conquered one German nation/country by the next German country. They called this countries "colony" after they had conquered it. No joke! In the end the Prussians had been able to provoke France to declare war on Germany - what forced all other German countries to support the Prussians. The united German armies wan against France and as a result the Prussians declared the so called "German empire" (An expression which is by the way a contradiction in itselve). Indeed this "empire" (=new nation) had to be called "Prussian empire" and not "German empire". And the so called German emperor (crowned in Versailles in the followership of Napoleon Bonaparte - what had absolutelly nothing to do with Germany) was no German emperor but a Prussian emperor over Germany. William 1st was not so bad - but his son - the Brit and Prussian William 2nd was a pure disaster. What an unbelievable idiot. He showed very clear: Then time for nobles (or other elites) to rule a united nation is over.

Time for you to seek medical advice and treatment

The King of Preußen was instituted in 1772 - and Prussians are GERMANS, if you like it or not.
Furthermore the Prussian King's were PROTESTANTS - as such they couldn't give a shit about the HRE.

They conquered, subdued, and bought off other German Duchies and Kingdoms - e.g. King Ludwig II of Bavaria.
Their enemy # 1 was Habsburg/Austria, followed by Czarist Russia, not just becasue of mineral rich Silesia, but foremost due to Habsburg promoting and representing a CATHOLIC power.

And the former Duchy of Brandenburg/Preußen was not a part of the HRE

 

[zaangalewa]

Time for you to seek medical advice and treatment

The King of Preußen was instituted in 1772 ---

What's an empty phrase because the duke of Brandenburg changed only this name in 1772 after the heritage of the Polish kingdom Prussia. Indeed the Baltic Prusens disappeared in total. This small nation merged with the Baltic Germans, the Poles and the Lithuanians and thus they lost their own identity.

 

[zaangalewa]

Furthermore the Prussian King's were PROTESTANTS - as such they couldn't give a shit about the HRE. ...

What shows only that this what most people "know" about the German history is often nothing else than stupid nonsense. It was Napoleon who was the main reason why the Holy Empire had to be dissolved illegally in 1806 - and not the reformation centuries ago. The most people of the dukedom Brandenburg, the city Berlin, Pommern and the little kingdom "Prussia" had been Lutherans and Catholics. But the rulers off the new "Preussen" had been Calvinists. That's why Englishmen and the French huguenots had a bigger influence than German Catholics or Protestants in Prussia. ...

But you are somehow also right. The "Prussians" gave a shit about the Holy Empire. Otherwise they had not destroyed Germany in their neverending wars with Austria. But the reaspn was not religion - the reason has to do with this what I call "egocentrism" - what's a kind of prototype of sin per se.

 

[zaangalewa]

They conquered, subdued, and bought off other German Duchies and Kingdoms - e.g. King Ludwig II of Bavaria.

King Ludwig knew that he had been a traitor who sold Bavaria for money and the people continued to love him - even in case he had been a traitor. The alternative had been a war with Prussia and Bavaria was not able to win such a war.

Their enemy # 1 was Habsburg/Austria,

Austria=Germany

ollowed by Czarist Russia, not just becasue of mineral rich Silesia,

Silesia=Germany

but foremost due to Habsburg promoting and representing a CATHOLIC power.

And the former Duchy of Brandenburg/Preußen was not a part of the HRE

The Mark Brandenburg was for sure a part of the Holy Empire - otherwise it would not had been a Mark.

 

[Kruska]

King Ludwig knew that he had been a traitor who sold Bavaria for money and the people continued to love him - even in case he had been a traitor. The alternative had been a war with Prussia and Bavaria was not able to win such a war.

He couldn't give a shit - since he was a 3/4 Prussian himself and nuts.
He didn't sell out Bavaria - he simply declined the Emperor Title, for the new Deutsches Reich, for AFAIK some 4 million Goldmark.
Since there was only Prussia and Habsburg/Austria.

Austria=Germany

No way - Austria as of today - yes, the rest? Slovaks, Czechs, Yugo's, Croatians, Hungarians, Ukrainians, etc, etc.
Being the reason why Bismark - rightfully did not want them to be part of the Deutsches Reich.

Adolf Hitlers verhasster Vielvoelkerstaat.

Silesia=Germany

Nope - Habsburg/Austria, filled with loads of Slavs and Poles.

The Mark Brandenburg was for sure a part of the Holy Empire - otherwise it would not had been a Mark.

I wasn't referencing the Markt Brandenburg of 1160? - when Protestantism didn't even exist
But Brandenburg aka Herzogtum Brandenburg 1618, upon their union with Prussia, - which was Protestant just as Prussia.

Die schwäbische Linie der Hohenzollern ist seit jeher katholisch, der brandenburgisch-preußische Teil der Familie bekannte sich im 16. Jahrhundert zum protestantischen Glauben.

 

[zaangalewa]

He couldn't give a shit - since he was a 3/4 Prussian himself and nuts.

Eh? What has this Nazi-genetics to do with anything? Who had been a 3/4 Prussian? King Ludwig? You are goofy.

Bathtub of the Prussian emperor William II.

One of the showers of the Bavarian fairytale king Ludwig II - the only true king who ever lived.

He didn't sell out Bavaria - he simply declined the Emperor Title, for the new Deutsches Reich, for AFAIK some 4 million Goldmark.

He said "Because I am a traitor I like to be paid like a traitor". 4 million Goldmark are about 40 million Euro today.

Since there was only Prussia and Habsburg/Austria.

Eh? What an absurde nonsense. From which planet do you come?

No way - Austria as of today - yes, the rest? Slovaks, Czechs, Yugo's, Croatians, Hungarians, Ukrainians, etc, etc.

One moment: What is your concrete nationality? A German would know that "Czechs" and Bohemia had been the same. Your downgrading is racist. Only an ally of World War 1+2 would deny the genocide of the Bohemians - and of many other German nations. But Bohemia was in the German history before world war 2 always a very nice and very important German country. Prussia not. Prussia had been a kingdom from Polands grace. Bohemia was a German kingdom - an exception - because of respect for the Czechs. By the way - also your expression "Yugo's" is racist and downgrading - and if I think about now - you seem to use all this word's in a racist way. Austria-Hungaria was the opposite of racist. All citizens had the same rights and everyone was able to speak with athorities from the governments in his own language. Also in front of a court a citizen of the Multi-national empire was able to speak in the own language.

 

[BackAgain]

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.

 

[zaangalewa]

Nice weather, Martian? Or rain in your flying saucer?

 

[Kruska]

Eh? What has this Nazi-genetics to do with anything? Who had been a 3/4 Prussian? King Ludwig? You are goofy.

Nazi genetics? you are a real screwball ain't you

Check out Ludwig's mother, (Prinzessin Marie von Preußen) a protestant, and his Fathers mother aka his grandmother Therese von Sachsen-Hildburghausen - a protestant as well. And on top both ain't Bavarian's.

So his father was 50% Prussian
His mother was 100% Prussian

Adds up in genealogy, for Ludwig to be a 3/4 Prussian -and it is known that he couldn't care less about Bavaria.
But lived in a dream world of GERMAN mythology and that of his Buddy Richard Wagner. (also a Prussian). aka a protestant from Saxony

Un osi des noerdlig vum Weisswurscht Equator herkimmt is a Preiss.

 

[zaangalewa]

Nazi genetics? you are a real screwball ain't you

Check out Ludwig's mother, (Prinzessin Marie von Preußen) a protestant, and his Fathers mother aka his grandmother Therese von Sachsen-Hildburghausen - a protestant as well. And on top both ain't Bavarian's.

So his father was 50% Prussian
His mother was 100% Prussian

To be a Bavarian or to be a Prussian has nothing to do with genetics, Darwinistic superidiot.

Adds up in genealogy, for Ludwig to be a 3/4 Prussian -and it is known that he couldn't care less about Bavaria.
But lived in a dream world of GERMAN mythology and that of his Buddy Richard Wagner. (also a Prussian). aka a protestant from Saxony

Un osi des noerdlig vum Weisswurscht Equator herkimmt is a Preiss.

Prussian, if you are too lazy to try to start to think a little and to overstress in this way your mass brain spoilt by fake-orders and fake-standards then think about that suicide could end your sufferings. But this time do not try to make an extended suicide again.



Austrian:

Life has gifted me a lesson:
Things always turn out differently than you think.
That's why you should never say ‘It has to’ and ‘I want to’
The Lord God decides and you keep quiet.
Be satisfied with your fate.
Don't always envy others for their happiness.
How quickly it can often happen overnight.
The end is always made from above.

If the Lord doesn't want it, it's no use at all,
don't cry out, stay silent, say it was nothing.
That's how it's always been, that's how it stays forever,
once above, once below, once joy, once sorrow.
If the Lord God doesn't want it, it's no use at all,
Don't be angry, don't be nervous, think it was nothing.
Just don't run around desperate and headless,
because the Lord always knows why.

Bavarian:

But a little something always works.

Prussian:

You arseholes, you idiots, you fools ...

Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

 

[Zebra]

There were dozens of "German" Kings (Könige)- even before being elevated/crowned to Kaiser aka Emperor

E.g. Heinrich I.
Herzog von Sachsen 912–936, Ostfränkischer König 919–936, Königserhebung in Fritzlar

E.g. Otto I. der Große
Herzog von Sachsen und Ostfränkischer König ab 936, König von Italien ab 951, Römischer Kaiser 962–973, Königserhebung in Aachen Kaiserkrönung in Rom durch Papst Johannes XII

Read carefully; I wrote Regenburg NOT Regensburg - and Augburg - not Augsburg
Therefore Regenburg sounds silly and would literally translate into Rain-castle - or taking your regen into account, it would translate into move/stir-castle.

Yes correct

The Romans called this river Reganum and Reganus.

Only seems to drive you crazy - (Regens aka Regieren) whilst anyone else in Regensburg agrees to Regen (name of the river)

The first? not sure, but it's the oldest remaining stone bridge

Wie alt ist die alte Mainbrücke in Würzburg?

An der heutigen Stelle soll bereits um 1120 die erste Steinbrücke Deutschlands errichtet worden sein. Aufgrund zunehmender Schäden entschloss man sich im 15. Jahrhundert zu einem Neubau durch den Baumeister Hans von Königshofen.

off topic ....

today is the Friedensfest in Augsburg

always on August 8

 

[Zebra]

The Soviets actually implemented part of the plan, as they took every still semi-functioning industrial tool and plant and shipped them back to Russia. That and they kept POW's for up to a decade as a form of free labor.

The Soviets only started really rebuilding East Germany after the Marshall Plan proved to be effective in restarting Western Europe's economies, and their hope for communist revolution in Western Europe was dashed.

East Germany really had a hard time!

 

[Zebra]

Time for you to seek medical advice and treatment

The King of Preußen was instituted in 1772 - and Prussians are GERMANS, if you like it or not.
Furthermore the Prussian King's were PROTESTANTS - as such they couldn't give a shit about the HRE.

They conquered, subdued, and bought off other German Duchies and Kingdoms - e.g. King Ludwig II of Bavaria.
Their enemy # 1 was Habsburg/Austria, followed by Czarist Russia, not just becasue of mineral rich Silesia, but foremost due to Habsburg promoting and representing a CATHOLIC power.

And the former Duchy of Brandenburg/Preußen was not a part of the HRE

a pity that Ostpreußen or East Prussia is now lost forever ...

and Königsberg is now Kaliningrad

 

[ShahdagMountains]

East Germany really had a hard time!

I went there. I couldn’t believe my eyes, or relate to any of it, it was so awful.

The Russian soldiers stared at us as if we were beings from another planet.

 

[Zebra]

I went there. I couldn’t believe my eyes, or relate to any of it, it was so awful.

The Russian soldiers stared at us as if we were beings from another planet.

did they realize that you are from the West?

 

[ShahdagMountains]

did they realize that you are from the West?

The way we were dressed.

 

[Zebra]

The way we were dressed.

yes ..... Easterners could always tell Westerners that way

 

[zaangalewa]

yes ..... Easterners could always tell Westerners that way

Especially Caspar, Melchior and Balthasar.