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Charlemagne=French HRE=Austria(...) 12/02/24(Mon)22:18:12 No.17317020
Charlemagne=French HRE=Austria Germany made mistake with AlsaceLorraine only success was Silesia war Anonymous 12/02/24(Mon)22:18:12 No.17317020 Archived
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12/03/24(Tue)05:45:11 No.17317629
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12/03/24(Tue)07:58:57 No.17317865
Anonymous 12/03/24(Tue)07:58:57 No.17317865
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charlemagne = dutch
HRE = greater dutch empire
Habsburgs were dutch, hohenzollerns were dutch, dutch was the main language of commerce and science
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12/03/24(Tue)08:38:35 No.17317980
Anonymous 12/03/24(Tue)08:38:35 No.17317980
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Maybe you're right about Dutch people but that doesn't prove my point wrong. Did Germany have any other great leader who succeeded in the long run apart from Frederick II? Didn't Bismarck fail almost as bad as his Prussian successors? Isn't it true that both Habsburgs and Carolingians regardless of whether they were Dutch or something else were certainly not related to modern Germans?
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