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MeIon Bread 11/23/18 7:02:04 AM #1: |
Whether you know a lot, or just a little about Germany history, what do you think? - Results (8 votes)
Modern Germany (1990 - present)
0% (0 votes)
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East / West Germany (1949 - 1990)
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Nazi Germany (1933 - 1945)
62.5% (5 votes)
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Germany Empire (1871 - 1918)
25% (2 votes)
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Weimar Republic (1918 - 1933)
12.5% (1 vote)
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Interregnum between Nazi regime and split of country (1945 - 1949)
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vocedelmorte 11/23/18 7:13:16 AM #2: |
When they were barbarians and fought Romans
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MeIon Bread 11/23/18 7:17:17 AM #3: |
It wasn't Germany yet.
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MakoReizei 11/23/18 7:17:40 AM #4: |
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teepan95 11/23/18 8:01:46 AM #5: |
MakoReizei posted...
why'd you leave out the Holy Roman Empire --- I use Gameraven and you should too. http://error1355.com/ce/teepan95.html ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Genocet_10-325 11/23/18 8:04:40 AM #6: |
teepan95 posted...
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SchoolForAnts 11/23/18 8:05:53 AM #7: |
Genocet_10-325 posted...
teepan95 posted...MakoReizei posted...why'd you leave out the Holy Roman Empire ... Copied to Clipboard!
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masterbarf 11/23/18 8:28:03 AM #8: |
The period including Karlheinz Stockhausen, Kraftwerk, Einstrzende Neubauten, Faust, Can, Hans-Joachim Roedelius, Dieter Moebius, Popol Vuh, Neu!, Manuel Gttsching, Oskar Sala, etc.
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Thompson 11/23/18 8:33:49 AM #9: |
masterbarf posted...
The period including Karlheinz Stockhausen, Kraftwerk, Einstrzende Neubauten, Faust, Can, Hans-Joachim Roedelius, Dieter Moebius, Popol Vuh, Neu!, Manuel Gttsching, Oskar Sala, etc. So, the late 60's and most of the 1970s? --- Sigs are rather pointless, except if it's to showcase animation and images. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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masterbarf 11/23/18 8:52:37 AM #10: |
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So, the late 60's and most of the 1970s? Neubauten is an 80s industrial band, and Stockhausen's electronic music goes back into the 50s. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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RebelElite791 11/23/18 9:09:53 AM #11: |
SchoolForAnts posted...
Genocet_10-325 posted...teepan95 posted...MakoReizei posted...why'd you leave out the Holy Roman Empire Because all Sunhawk knows about anything is what hes read on wiki and probably doesnt even know the HRE existed lol --- https://imgur.com/MS5SvzN Take better care of your teeth and f***, a lot more. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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wah_wah_wah 11/23/18 9:23:57 AM #12: |
Weimar is super interesting, but gets little study by the "history repeats itself" types.
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DarthWendy 11/23/18 9:28:59 AM #13: |
ITT Germany started in 1871.
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masticatingman 11/23/18 9:38:39 AM #14: |
Out of those topics, the German Empire, simply because of Bismarck. Man is a history book stalwart. If I could pick anything, I might pick something like the Sturm und drang period. Or the Reformation.
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RebelElite791 11/23/18 9:50:20 AM #16: |
Highwind07 posted...
MakoReizei posted...why'd you leave out the Holy Roman Empire I mean yeah Aachen was Charlemagnes imperial capital lol --- https://imgur.com/MS5SvzN Take better care of your teeth and f***, a lot more. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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K181 11/23/18 9:56:38 AM #17: |
My personal favorite is Imperial German, but kind of hard to deny that the Nazi-era was the most fascinating overall.
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WhyYouSoSTANK 11/23/18 10:34:47 AM #18: |
Sunhawk did you not take history class in grade school or what
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Hicks233 11/23/18 10:43:37 AM #19: |
Weimar. It shows the combination of circumstances and desire that can lead to a party like the NSDAP gaining control.
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teepan95 11/23/18 10:45:06 AM #20: |
SchoolForAnts posted...
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TarElessar 11/23/18 10:49:40 AM #21: |
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Alter, was haste das Heilige Rmische Reich nicht aufm Schirm ftfy ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Tyranthraxus 11/23/18 10:51:20 AM #22: |
The Germans literally were the only ones to defeat the Romans. Why would you not list that? You only used 6/10 options, not like you reach out if space
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wah_wah_wah 11/23/18 10:56:44 AM #23: |
Tyranthraxus posted...
The Germans literally were the only ones to defeat the Romans. Why would you not list that? You only used 6/10 options, not like you reach out if space It is iffy to call hundreds of tribes "the Germans"... particularly because that's a Roman term for the region, that they never had any perception of being. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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teepan95 11/23/18 11:03:01 AM #24: |
TarElessar posted...
teepan95 posted...Alter, was haste das Heilige Rmische Reich nicht aufm Schirm --- I use Gameraven and you should too. http://error1355.com/ce/teepan95.html ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Tyranthraxus 11/23/18 11:03:57 AM #25: |
wah_wah_wah posted...
Tyranthraxus posted...The Germans literally were the only ones to defeat the Romans. Why would you not list that? You only used 6/10 options, not like you reach out if space That's a literal stance to take. That's kind of like saying Dante Alighieri isn't Italian. --- It says right here in Matthew 16:4 "Jesus doth not need a giant Mecha." https://imgur.com/dQgC4kv ... Copied to Clipboard!
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MeIon Bread 11/23/18 11:12:41 AM #26: |
The reason I said that Germany only existed from 1871 onwards is because...it's true. The region was originally a bunch of nation states, and further back still, an administrative district of the Holy Roman Empire. It wasn't actually a country until 1871, although I'm sure people will try and make out otherwise.
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Tyranthraxus 11/23/18 11:18:37 AM #27: |
MeIon Bread posted...
The reason I said that Germany only existed from 1871 onwards is because...it's true. The region was originally a bunch of nation states, and further back still, an administrative district of the Holy Roman Empire. It wasn't actually a country until 1871, although I'm sure people will try and make out otherwise. Tyranthraxus posted... That's a literal stance to take. That's kind of like saying Dante Alighieri isn't Italian. --- It says right here in Matthew 16:4 "Jesus doth not need a giant Mecha." https://imgur.com/dQgC4kv ... Copied to Clipboard!
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josifrees 11/23/18 11:36:00 AM #28: |
While the terms German and Italian have been around for a while, none of the people defined as either would have self identified as Germanic or Italian prior to the advent of nationalism and the events required to undo regional supremacy
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RebelElite791 11/23/18 11:36:30 AM #29: |
American history begins in 1776 yall.
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Tyranthraxus 11/23/18 12:23:26 PM #31: |
RebelElite791 posted...
American history begins in 1776 yall. Oh a huge chunk of America mysteriously vanishes for about 5 years but comes back later. --- It says right here in Matthew 16:4 "Jesus doth not need a giant Mecha." https://imgur.com/dQgC4kv ... Copied to Clipboard!
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FL81 11/23/18 12:55:36 PM #32: |
the Holy Roman Empire
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vocedelmorte 11/23/18 12:59:09 PM #33: |
wah_wah_wah posted...
Tyranthraxus posted...The Germans literally were the only ones to defeat the Romans. Why would you not list that? You only used 6/10 options, not like you reach out if space However, they were ancestors of modern Germans. So its not really iffy ... Copied to Clipboard!
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vocedelmorte 11/23/18 1:02:28 PM #34: |
All European countries have an ancient history, it doesn't matter when their country got their 'modern' name.
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WhyYouSoSTANK 11/23/18 1:11:50 PM #35: |
Lol snuhawk got so triggered by people insulting his intelligence he made a separate topic about it
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ChainedRedone 11/23/18 1:16:00 PM #36: |
@Tyranthraxus posted...
The Germans literally were the only ones to defeat the Romans. Why would you not list that? You only used 6/10 options, not like you reach out if space What a historical dingus. They were not the only ones to beat the Romans in battle. vocedelmorte posted... wah_wah_wah posted...Tyranthraxus posted...The Germans literally were the only ones to defeat the Romans. Why would you not list that? You only used 6/10 options, not like you reach out if space They are also the ancestors of modern French, English, northern Italians, etc... So are French German too? MeIon Bread posted... The reason I said that Germany only existed from 1871 onwards is because...it's true. The region was originally a bunch of nation states, and further back still, an administrative district of the Holy Roman Empire. It wasn't actually a country until 1871, although I'm sure people will try and make out otherwise. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kingdom_of_Germany "Germany" was a place before the German Empire. It just became increasingly decentralized until it was finally reunited again. --- David Mink. Hero. https://c1.staticflickr.com/7/6043/6337878059_009dd4c4f3_z.jpg ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Irregardless 11/23/18 1:17:44 PM #37: |
I wonder if the people who are saying the HRE consider Czechs to be German.
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PowerfulSageIRL 11/23/18 1:18:05 PM #38: |
masterbarf posted...
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ROBANN_88 11/23/18 1:20:20 PM #39: |
josifrees posted...
While the terms German and Italian have been around for a while, none of the people defined as either would have self identified as Germanic or Italian prior to the advent of nationalism and the events required to undo regional supremacy the people of Roman Italy definitely reffered to themselves as Italian, (though they mostly used the term "Latin") once in a while, usually in the context of thinking they're better than those damn dirty provincials. most notably when the first non-Latin Emperor ascended the throne. or the fact that only inhabitants of Italia (and a few colonies) held full citizenship as far as the 200's AD when it was extended to all free men in order to increase tax revenue by Emperor Caracalla. --- ... Copied to Clipboard!
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masterbarf 11/23/18 1:24:11 PM #40: |
PowerfulSageIRL posted...
masterbarf posted...Thompson posted...So, the late 60's and most of the 1970s? I was not aware of this. I'll listen to him later though. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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ROBANN_88 11/23/18 1:25:24 PM #41: |
ChainedRedone posted...
@Tyranthraxus posted...The Germans literally were the only ones to defeat the Romans. Why would you not list that? You only used 6/10 options, not like you reach out if space i assumed he meant "won the war", not just "won the battle", that the Germanic tribes won cause the Romans stopped expanding north after Teutoberg. it is still inaccurate, and mostly a question of how you define it. --- ... Copied to Clipboard!
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RebelElite791 11/23/18 1:27:07 PM #42: |
Irregardless posted...
I wonder if the people who are saying the HRE consider Czechs to be German. Where was Charlemagnes Imperial capital --- https://imgur.com/MS5SvzN Take better care of your teeth and f***, a lot more. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Darkman124 11/23/18 1:33:56 PM #43: |
ROBANN_88 posted...
i assumed he meant "won the war", not just "won the battle", it's hard to pin the roman collapse on its conflict with just one faction but if i did it'd definitely be the huns at the catalaunian plains. --- And when the hourglass has run out, eternity asks you about only one thing: whether you have lived in despair or not. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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PleaseClap 11/23/18 1:35:11 PM #44: |
RebelElite791 posted...
Irregardless posted...I wonder if the people who are saying the HRE consider Czechs to be German. It baffles scientists, as the landmass where the capital was wasnt invented until 1871 --- Please ... Copied to Clipboard!
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ChainedRedone 11/23/18 1:43:28 PM #45: |
ROBANN_88 posted...
ChainedRedone posted...@Tyranthraxus posted...The Germans literally were the only ones to defeat the Romans. Why would you not list that? You only used 6/10 options, not like you reach out if space It would definitely be incorrect still since the Romans also abandoned plans to annex parts of Parthia (Hadrian abandoned the plans that Trajan had sought). Also, the picts kept the Romans out of Caledonia (mostly modern day Scotland). --- David Mink. Hero. https://c1.staticflickr.com/7/6043/6337878059_009dd4c4f3_z.jpg ... Copied to Clipboard!
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ROBANN_88 11/23/18 1:50:03 PM #46: |
ChainedRedone posted...
ROBANN_88 posted...ChainedRedone posted...@Tyranthraxus posted...The Germans literally were the only ones to defeat the Romans. Why would you not list that? You only used 6/10 options, not like you reach out if space also can't forget the freaking Sack of Rome 393 BC. you can make a case of Crassus loss in Parthia, but that depends on if you count that as one separate war, or just one piece of a more drawn out conflict over several years. the loss of Dacia, in the 200s AD though i am unsure if the Picts and Hadrian count as a loss by being beaten, there wasn't much value in conquering Scotland. i've heard that it might have been an active choice to just not push forward, and simply maintain what they had. --- ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Blue_Dream87 11/23/18 1:52:39 PM #47: |
Weimar, with Nazi a close second.
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ChainedRedone 11/23/18 1:56:08 PM #48: |
ROBANN_88 posted...
you can make a case of Crassus loss in Parthia, but that depends on if you count that as one separate war, or just one piece of a more drawn out conflict over several years. The Romans wrecked Parthia. It basically became a ritual for Roman Emperors with small penises to overcompensate by sacking the Parthian Capital, Ctesiphon. If you had something to prove, you sacked Ctesiphon. In the Crassus conflict, Romans eventually pushed the Parthians out. Trajan annexed for a short time most of western Parthia, including Mesopotamia but Hadrian abandoned those plans and pulled out. --- David Mink. Hero. https://c1.staticflickr.com/7/6043/6337878059_009dd4c4f3_z.jpg ... Copied to Clipboard!
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PleaseClap 11/23/18 1:58:04 PM #49: |
Blue_Dream87 posted...
Weimar, with Nazi a close second. Because as we all know, Germany just kinda appeared one day and theres definitely no history that happened before then --- Please ... Copied to Clipboard!
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SwordMaster13X 11/23/18 2:01:22 PM #50: |
My favorite period of German history is when Hitler rode a dinosaur
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