was there a Germany before the year 1871?

[Zebra]

during the HRE all Germans lived there ….

 

[The Sage of Main Street]

Why can’t we call them by their name?

Names Changed to Protect the Guilty

Because they're White. Our ruling race-traitors' Illiterate Liberal Language Lords bend over backwards only for backward nations.

The same reason there's no fuss about calling the Hellenes "Greeks."

 

[The Sage of Main Street]

Why do some call this country America?

So That MAGA Could Be an Acronym

 

[The Sage of Main Street]

then the empire was divided … first into 3 parts … later 2 parts

Juniorism

Charlemagne and a talented successor could have begun the renewal of the glorious Roman Empire. But the toxic tradition of hereditary power brought Europe right back into the Dark Ages. Under our own Richkid Reich, we're not allowed to analyze history logically.

 

[Zebra]

Juniorism

Charlemagne and a talented successor could have begun the renewal of the glorious Roman Empire. But the toxic tradition of hereditary power brought Europe right back into the Dark Ages. Under our own Richkid Reich, we're not allowed to analyze history logically.

tocic tradition …. sad and true ….

 

[ShahdagMountains]

Arminius interests me the most.

 

[DudleySmith]

There were Germanic peoples, and for longer than 1,500 years, but Germany as a nation came about around 1875. Bismarck and Weber and others worked very hard on inventing a common culture and a nationalist mentality among the various tribes.

Bavarians were different from Berliners, who were different from Prussians, who were different from Saxons, etc., etc.

 

[Robert W]

There were Germanic peoples, and for longer than 1,500 years, but Germany as a nation came about around 1875. Bismarck and Weber and others worked very hard on inventing a common culture and a nationalist mentality among the various tribes.

Bavarians were different from Berliners, who were different from Prussians, who were different from Saxons, etc., etc.

Munich is 600 miles distant from Berlin. They still have differences in words they use.

 

[The Sage of Main Street]

tocic tradition …. sad and true ….

All Republics Are Elitist Cliques

It doesn't have to be, but all revolutions have been led by hereditary cliques, never so far by the rest. The French Revolutionary Republic was led by the hereditary 2% using the 98% to guillotine the hereditary 1% and otherwise excluding the people, as always.

 

[The Sage of Main Street]

Arminius interests me the most.

Herman the German

Neo-Nazi David Duke praised him in My Awakening.

 

[ShahdagMountains]

Herman the German

Neo-Nazi David Duke praised him in My Awakening.

Don’t care about that.

Herman Wouk had something to say about him too,

 

[Failzero]

Don’t care about that.

Herman Wouk had something to say about him too,

One term US Congresscritter ?

 

[Zebra]

who was mr Wouk?

 

[Zebra]

We don’t call China or Japan by anything close to their “real” names either. Just a mix of history and language

Germany’s called many wildly different names in various languages due to the fact that it wasn’t a united nation until relatively recently history-wise

It’s called Allemagne in French

There were Germanic peoples, and for longer than 1,500 years, but Germany as a nation came about around 1875. Bismarck and Weber and others worked very hard on inventing a common culture and a nationalist mentality among the various tribes.

Bavarians were different from Berliners, who were different from Prussians, who were different from Saxons, etc., etc.

?…?

germany is in the middle of europe …. hence the different names

 

[Robert W]

There were Germanic peoples, and for longer than 1,500 years, but Germany as a nation came about around 1875. Bismarck and Weber and others worked very hard on inventing a common culture and a nationalist mentality among the various tribes.

Bavarians were different from Berliners, who were different from Prussians, who were different from Saxons, etc., etc.

I was engaged to a Berliner and when she came to Bavaria where I was stationed in the Army, she commented that the Bavarians used different words than they used in Berlin. Madchen is one word she heard different in Bavaria. Madlen is said in Bavaria.

 

[ShahdagMountains]

They say Grüß Gott in Bavaria.

 

[Bleipriester]

I was engaged to a Berliner and when she came to Bavaria where I was stationed in the Army, she commented that the Bavarians used different words than they used in Berlin. Madchen is one word she heard different in Bavaria. Madlen is said in Bavaria.

Both terms refer to Magd originally. It is maiden or maid in English.

 

[Robert W]

Both terms refer to Magd originally. It is maiden or maid in English.

Thanks.

 

[irosie91]

?…?

germany is in the middle of europe …. hence the different names

Jerseyans and different from Brooklynites

 

[Failzero]

Jerseyans and different from Brooklynites

East Prussian verses German Speakers in Switzerland or Austria ?