How was their culture distinct from the rest of Germany? Why did they vote for Hitler? Did they deserve the post war ethnic cleansing by the Red Army?
German Silesians, East Prussians and Pommeranians
Carson Allen
Owen Brown
Nazis
Henry Brown
>nazis
Anthony Hill
>How was their culture distinct from the rest of Germany?
nobody cares
>Why did they vote for Hitler?
nobody cares
>Did they deserve the post war ethnic cleansing by the Red Army?
yes
Colton Cruz
trips of truth
Aiden Hernandez
Be prepared for the French hordes
Owen Rodriguez
>ethnic cleansing
They got told to move west that is it. You still have some left in poland.
>Why did they vote for Hitler?
Prussia and similar were always in turmoil with poland and slavs in general. Since its creation more or less. Not too mention Polish people attacking them first.
>How was their culture distinct from the rest of Germany?
They were german like any other. Had some of their own quirks like every Bundesland but that's it. Of course they were also protestant and very much into royalty.
Chase Kelly
Prussia was always a hotbed of authoritarianism and militarism. Some German states had much more liberal political culture.
James White
>How was their culture distinct from the rest of Germany?
Majority of them were filthy pr*testants. Also many of them were mutts. Remember that these lands used to be Slavic in the past and not all Slavs were killed, but got assimilated by force or willingly. A good example might be my uncle who is a native Kashubian, a descendant of people who lived in Gdańsk area and generaly in Pomerania for centuries before Germans conquered these lands.
>Why did they vote for Hitler?
They were poorer compared to other lands and this caused massive frustration. When people become frustrated they tend to find qucikest and easiest possible solution. This time they simply went too fat.
>Did they deserve the post war ethnic cleansing by the Red Army?
Nobody cleansed them but expelled (my grandfather was expelling Germans from these lands and took part in many battles but he had a car accident and did not make it to Berlin but stayed in Cottubus).
Jose Rodriguez
>muh evil Prussia
en.wikipedia.org
the Nazi party had its origins in Bavaria and Hitler was Austrian.
Easton Parker
they were angered and most affected by the loss of WWI
they lost Größe prussia and they wanted it back
Caleb Ward
Ryan Bennett
>They were poorer compared to other lands and this caused massive frustration.
That is not true Silesia was a industrial powerhouse.
Aiden King
Based and bluepilled
Hunter Morris
Yeah, you are right. All other were much poorer than wester ones.
Isaiah Stewart
filthy pole.
No fucking wonder your entire history consist in being beaten by all your neighbors.
Owen Powell
Poles deserve it, but Macron's hypocrise makes my blood boil.
Charles Gutierrez
before being slavic they were germanic.
Levi Cruz
>""White"" Brazilian
Joshua Jenkins
Yea but those had a lot of german royalty and was economically important due to its position.
Jackson Sullivan
Eastern Prussia was a literally slav tier shithole. Western wasn't rich as well. Even Gdańsk was a poor city compared to any other western German city. Pomerania has always been underdeveloped land, rather focused on farming and fishing. Silesia (western parto of it) is a different sotry I agree. Central Silesia was a shithole, wheras eastern indeed had many coal mines and was rather rich but it could not compete with Ruhr area for instance.
Jeremiah Ramirez
More like germanized balto-slavic
Ryder Gray
Eastern Prussia? Meaning Königsberg who was widely known to be one of the most beautiful cities and architectural masterworks in eastern europe?
Gdansk was always inbetween there so its always reasonable to expect that it didn't do very well.
>Centrail Silesia was a shithole
Now I don't know what exactly you mean with central silesia but silesia in general was a major player when it comes to industrialization of germany.
Not necessarily just coal mines mind you. Even today the infrastructure holds up and is probably the main reason why poland got some sort of significance lately.
Isaiah Powell
>Even today the infrastructure holds up and is probably the main reason why poland got some sort of significance lately.
>He actually thinks this
Christian Butler
>Not necessarily just coal mines mind you. Even today the infrastructure holds up and is probably the main reason why poland got some sort of significance lately.
coalniggers literally have to be subsidized to stay afloat
Ethan Lopez
Daily reminder that Churchill wanted to conserve half o Slesia and the city of Breslau to soviet occuped zone but Stalin wanted the Oder-Neisse line
en.wikipedia.org
Brody Gonzalez
>Eastern Prussia? Meaning Königsberg who was widely known to be one of the most beautiful cities and architectural masterworks in eastern europe?
Beautiful =/= Wealthy (compared to other German lands). Beside one city the area realied on agriculture.
Now I don't know what exactly you mean with central silesia but silesia in general was a major player when it comes to industrialization of germany.
I meant Opole(Oppeln) area. Agriculture as well.
>Even today the infrastructure holds up and is probably the main reason why poland got some sort of significance lately.
True that.
Adam Baker
Prussia was made from a knight order with the idea to bring Christianity to heathens. Similar to crusaders.
Charles Rodriguez
If you look up the infrastructure in poland you'd see the most developed places are in the former german places and in warsaw.
>coalniggers literally have to be subsidized to stay afloat
Industry kinda has the idea to also import raw products to turn them into more valuable products. Silesia also had a big textile industry for example among others.
>Beautiful =/= Wealthy (compared to other German lands). Beside one city the area realied on agriculture.
And rich royals. Who Prussia had more than enough of. Well and huge military which was financed by those royals.
Nathaniel Cruz
Thank God for the superior Germans that built Eastern Europe