Austria orders nationwide lockdown for the unvaccinated

[zaangalewa]

.... I've been told by people who've been to Europe, that Euro's aren't fond of taking baths or showers, and will go a couple of weeks sometimes without either. ....

From which zoo did you escape?

 

[zaangalewa]

Native Austrians are Huns ...

... from the Andromeda galaxy or from an idea of Queen Victoria and her uneducated grandson, the Prussian pseudo-emperor over Germany William II?

 

[zaangalewa]

I did use the word " one " of Europe's finest big Old World City's.
Prague may be the best.Then a few in Italy like Rome,Florence and
of course Venice.Many smaller city's.I was Impressed by Bern when in
Europe a few decade ago.Also in Ulm,Germany where the tallest
Cathedral in the world stands { Cathedral Ulm Munster }.

Aha. Indeed that's true. I'm astonished. 161,53 m = 176.65 yd tall. Always thought the Carthedral in Cologne is bigger.

One can get a cramp in the neck looking up at it from ground level in
it's square.Where the day I visited it had chalk paintings on the ground
by painters that were showcasing off their skill.
And right across the street down on a lower level was a McDonalds.

 

[rupol2000]

from the Andromeda galaxy or from an idea of Queen Victoria and her uneducated grandson, the Prussian pseudo-emperor over Germany William II?

At least from the campaign of Attila, but earlier there was Western Sarmatia, and even earlier the Celtic culture of Hallstatt.
The Danube region has always been part of the Great Eurasian Steppe and there has always been an equestrian culture, at least modern of the Halstadt culture
Germanization was not complete there, and it happened because of the Frankish and Prussian colonists.
Even in Germany itself there is no complete Germanization

 

[zaangalewa]

... Native Austrians and Bavarians are not at all like Germans. Modern Germany was created by the Prussians, even in Germany itself there are not many Germans.

"Germany" never was nation. Other nations - including the USA - forced us to be a nation. Germans <=> Bavarians => Austrians. The Austrians are in the same way Germans as are 2/3rd of the inhabitants of Switzerland or the Netherlanders ("dutch"="deutsch"="German") or Frisians, Alemans, Saxons, Frankonians Hesse and many others. Without Prussia (an army wich owned a country) the younger German history is not easily understandable - but without the German Austrians the complete German history is not understandable. And also the Austrian history is not understandable without Germany. Example: The national anthem of Germany was composed from Jospeh Haydn 1796/97 in London for the German emperor from the house Habsburg in Vienna.

 

[L.K.Eder]

 

[Mac-7]

HITLER IS NOT DEAD.
Apparently he lives in the form of the current Austrian dictator, Alexander van der Bellen.

Austria orders nationwide lockdown for the unvaccinated

Amid a surge in COVID-19 infections and deaths, the government of Austria has ordered a nationwide lockdown for unvaccinated people.

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I didnt know there are so many trump voters living in austria

Who wouda thunk it?

 

[rupol2000]

"Germany" never was nation. Other nations - including the USA - forced us to be a nation. Germans <=> Bavarians => Austrians. The Austrians are in the same way Germans as are 2/3rd of the inhabitants of Switzerland or the Netherlanders ("dutch"="deutsch"="German") or Frisians, Alemans, Saxons, Frankonians Hesse and many others. Without Prussia (an army wich owned a country) the younger German history is not easily understandable - but without the German Austrians the complete German history is not understandable. And also the Austrian history is not understandable without Germany. Example: The national anthem of Germany was composed from Jospeh Haydn 1796/97 in London for the German emperor from the house Habsburg in Vienna.

Everything is clear there. Austrian statehood originated from the Danube steppe valley, from the Halstadt culture, and the Germanic from the cultures of linear and corded pottery of northern Europe. Further there were the processes of conquest of the other side, and gradual mixing and colonization. But Austro-Hungary was an independent and dominant force in 19th century Europe, and it opposed Prussia. Prior to that, Austria and eastern Germany were Germanized by the Franks after the plague.

And ethnically they are close to the Western Slavs and Ukraine.

 

[zaangalewa]

At least from the campaign of Attila, but earlier there was Western Sarmatia, and even earlier the Celtic culture of Hallstatt.

What have the Huns to do with Hallstatt? The descendents of the Huns are called today "Hungarians". And you should not overestimate "Die Nibelungensage". It's a wonderful book - with a lot of nice - and also important - fantasies.

The Danube region has always been part of the Great Eurasian Steppe and there has always been an equestrian culture, at least modern of the Halstadt culture
Germanization was not complete there, and it happened because of the Frankish and Prussian colonists.

Good grief. Charlesmagne 800 A.D. - The Old Fritz: 1740. Only about 1000 years difference. The Prussians threw the Austrians out of Germany. That was the main problem of the younger history. That's why Hitler was for example successful with the idea to refound the so called "großdeutsche Reich" (great German empire) = A Germany together with Austria, Bohemia and other German tribes or nations. This never meant to conquer the whole planet.

Even in Germany itself there is no complete Germanization

Only other nations use this name of the Romans for our nations. We call us "deutsch" (an adjective). The French call us for example "Alemagne" and Allemans really exist. But never existed any German. An expressions like "Deutschifizierung" (Translation of your word "Germanization") would only cause laughter because it sounds damned funny.

 

[rupol2000]

What have the Huns to do with Hallstatt?

Everything. This is the same culture that came from the great steppe
At that time they were known as the Arians, in Europe they were called the Celts

Only other nations use this name of the Romans for our nations. We call us "deutsch" (an adjective). The French call us for example "Alemagne" and Allemans really exist. But never existed any German.

The Germans were not the creators of the great Roman Empire of the Middle Ages, it was Romania after the Conquests of the Hungarians. The postfix "Germanic nation" was added there only after the Plague, around the 14th century

 

[zaangalewa]

Everything is clear there. Austrian statehood originated from the Danube steppe valley, from the Halstadt culture, and the Germanic from the cultures of linear and corded pottery of northern Europe. ...

What a nonsense. Try to find a real history book.

 

[rupol2000]

What a nonsense. Try to find a real history book.

These are facts based on real scientific data of archeology and linguistics, I am not interested in your "stories"

 

[zaangalewa]

Everything. This is the same culture that came from the great steppe
At that time they were known as the Arians, in Europe they were called the Celts

The Germans were not the creators of the great Roman Empire of the Middle Ages, it was Romania after the Conquests of the Hungarians. The postfix "Germanic nation" was added there only after the Plague, around the 14th century

The "Holy Roman empire" was the refoundation of the Occident - today called "the West". The words "from German nation" make not a big sense in the English language because it is written "von deutscher Nation". "deutsch" is an adjective what means "to belong together by speaking the same language" (what were very different languages in this time of history for example also English and also Latin). The best way to translate it is: "Holy Roman Empire of united nation".

 

[zaangalewa]

These are facts based on real scientific data of archeology and linguistics, I am not interested in your "stories"

You speak bullshit. That's the problem.

 

[rupol2000]

Modern Germany was created by the Prussians in accordance with the "small unification" plan, which was directed against Austro-Hungary.

In the days of Rome, Germany did not have any state. Magna Germany was only in the plans of Roman politicians, as a province, but even it was not there, there were only provinces of small and large Germany in the upper Rhine. And this is not an alternative history, this is the official history

 

[rupol2000]

The best way to translate it is: "Holy Roman Empire of united nation".

It's a lie. Goths, Franks, Deutsches and Germans are the names of the same Germanic people.

 

[rupol2000]

The arrival of the Germans in the Romanian country coincides with the spread of Gothic throughout Europe. The Romanesque and Pre-Romanesque period is precisely the art of the Austro-Hungarians and Western Slavs.

 

[zaangalewa]

It's a lie. Goths, Franks, Deutsches and Germans are the names of the same Germanic people.

Do you really think "Deutsches" is a German word? Forget your bullshit.

And as far as I can see the "lock down" for not vaccinated people in Austria makes sense because they are the main reason for the spreading of the Sars-Co-V2 virus and the situation in Austria is near to a catastrophe - and also Germany lost control over this damend stupid virus, because of damned stupid people who don't care about anyone. I guess in 2-3 weeks the Austrians will be able to solve this heavy problem. I'm not so optimistic in case of Germany. Our future new government seems to be a little mad.

 

[rupol2000]

The arrival of the Germans in the Romanian country coincides with the spread of Gothic throughout Europe. The Romanesque and Pre-Romanesque period is precisely the art of the Austro-Hungarians and Western Slavs.

It is for this reason that romantic art revived during Austro-Hungarian domination.

 

[rupol2000]

Do you really think "Deutsches" is a German word?

This has nothing to do with it. these are exoethnonyms. The Slavs called the Germans "Nemeti" and "Varangi" there were more options. But this all related specifically to the native North European population, including the Balts (the Prussians are, strictly speaking, the Balts)