Current Events > Poll: What do you think is the most interesting period in Germany history?

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Blue_Dream87 posted...

Weimar, with Nazi a close second.

Also lol @ people being pedantic af. He obviously asked about the nation of Germany. It's like if he posed the same question for the US and responding with when Natives first arrived

Thing is that its not the same as US, where European people just sail to at one point.
There was monarchies when European nations was thriving and developing culturally, you can't just disregard it and say that you know the history

Blue_Dream87 posted...

Weimar, with Nazi a close second.

Also lol @ people being pedantic af. He obviously asked about the nation of Germany. It's like if he posed the same question for the US and responding with when Natives first arrived

So if someone said colonial history was their favorite part of US history thatd be invalid?
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Back when the House of Mecklenburg claimed their rights to the Swedish and Norwegian thrones.
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PleaseClap posted...

Blue_Dream87 posted...

Weimar, with Nazi a close second.

Also lol @ people being pedantic af. He obviously asked about the nation of Germany. It's like if he posed the same question for the US and responding with when Natives first arrived

Because as we all know, Germany just kinda appeared one day and theres definitely no history that happened before then

Ofc people were there before, but there wasn't a nation called Germany. As said the TC specified Germany as a nation and it's own eras.

I'll concede the comparison to the US was inaccurate to my point, but I'd ask how far back you would consider it the US. There has to be a point where you'd begin to consider it the US, just like Germany. But without a stopping point I can just say my fav time in Germany was when they were all cavemen.
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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

Hadrian's Wall disagrees with your premise.
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Blue_Dream87 posted...

PleaseClap posted...

Blue_Dream87 posted...

Weimar, with Nazi a close second.

Also lol @ people being pedantic af. He obviously asked about the nation of Germany. It's like if he posed the same question for the US and responding with when Natives first arrived

Because as we all know, Germany just kinda appeared one day and theres definitely no history that happened before then

Ofc people were there before, but there wasn't a nation called Germany. As said the TC specified Germany as a nation and it's own eras.

I'll concede the comparison to the US was inaccurate to my point, but I'd ask how far back you would consider it the US. There has to be a point where you'd begin to consider it the US, just like Germany. But without a stopping point I can just say my fav time in Germany was when they were all cavemen.

To make it so he can't debate the details not matching in what is openly analogous, it'd be like saying colonial America is the same as the United States.

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Thompson posted...

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.

his son Markus is also one of the best living trumpet players

I was not aware of this. I'll listen to him later though.

he put out an album called Alba in like 2016 or 2017, and I like it a lot