was there a Germany before the year 1871?

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.
 
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 ….
 
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.
 
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.
 
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.
 

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