Centuries before the Manifest Destiny of America to expand westward, It was the teutonic man that achieved his own Manifest Destiny easteward.The civilized german met woodlands, wastelands and swamplands only filled with subhuman savages balto-slavics, little more developed than beastmen.But these same lands under the enlighted rule of the teuton became one of the most developed areas in the world, before the tragic fall of Prussia by the hand of the slavo-mongolic hordes.Any similar examples in history of a successfull multi-generational struggle to replaced barbarism with civilization?
>>18731297>Any similar examples in history of a successfull multi-generational struggle to replaced barbarism with civilization?Swedish colonization of Finland
>Any similar examples in history of a successfull multi-generational struggle to replaced barbarism with civilization?
>>18731309If that's what we are going to do then we can't go without Mr. Sunlight.Isn't it crazy that during the 19th century Industrial Barons just kind of owned their workers? Imagine being subjected to totalitarian monitor from some nutjobs Christian temperance union just so you can earn a shiny penny every day.
>>18731297Endlich ein vernünftiger und gemäßigter Thread.
>>18731297Still seething from the other thread?
>>18731297...Ack!
>>18731297Yeah, remember that time when George Crook kneel before chief Crazy Horse and swore USA to become his vassal state for the next few hundres years?
>>18731445And yet in the end all the wendish pale orcs aside the sorbians and another micro-tribe were defeated. A testament of the superiority of the german race
>>18731297>colonize the ost for centuries>get cockblocked by anglos>guys who literally exterminated non-whites with smallpox blankets tell you manifesting destiny is evilI can understand the frustration
>>18731297They took back control of their spawning point.
>>18731642Germany had more or less stopped driving East for about three hundred years before they re-started in the 18th century, though.
Sounds like a self-hating Polish post made this
>>18731297Germans mined everywhere in Europe in medieval and Renaissance times.Mongols took German Saxon prisoners from Romania and brought them to Dzungaria in Xinjiang and Karakorum in Mongolia.>In 1252–1253, Flemish missionary and explorer William of Rubruck traveled all the way to the capital city of Karakorum and saw Hungarians, Russians, Germans, and even a Parisian goldsmith named Guillaume Boucher.[72] He even heard of Saxon miners in Dzungaria and other foreigners such as a woman from the Duchy of Lorraine who mastered yurt-making.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Berlin_Technikmuseum_Holzbahn.jpg>Română: Vagonet de lemn din secolul al XVI-lea. Vagonetul şi şinele provin din fosta mină de aur “Sf.Apostoli” de lȃngă Brad.>Deutsch: Holzbahn aus dem 16. Jahrhundert. Wagen und Gleis wurden aus der Goldgrube "Apostelgrube Brad-Siebenbürgen" im Jahr 1889 geborgen.>English: A wooden railway and wagon from the 16th century. The carriages and track were salvaged in 1889 from the "Apostles Pit" gold mine, Brad, Romania.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minecart>A minecart from the 16th century, found in Transylvania where German miners from Saxony settled, which brought with them the technologyhttps://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Berlin_Technikmuseum_Holzbahn.jpghttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Nedham_(miner)>Nedham was fluent in several languages, and translated a treatise on mining written in German into Italian.[7]>The Company of Mines Royal was founded in May 1568. Nedham was one of the lesser shareholders and joined with a German miner Daniel Hochstetter or Hechstetter to mine copper in Cumbria at Caldbeck and other sites.[8][9][10][11]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_mines_at_Caldbeck>The German mines at Caldbeck were part of the operations of the Company of Mines Royal in Caldbeck, which introduced German minershttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cornelius_de_Vos
>>18732205https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgius_Agricolahttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_re_metallica>De re metallica (Latin for On the Nature of Metals [Minerals]) is a book in Latin cataloguing the state of the art of mining, refining, and smelting metals, published a year posthumously in 1556 due to a delay in preparing woodcuts for the text. The author was Georg Bauer, whose pen name was the Latinized Georgius Agricola ("Bauer" and "Agricola" being respectively the German and Latin words for "farmer"). The book remained the authoritative text on mining for 180 years after its publication. It was also an important chemistry text for the period and is significant in the history of chemistry.[1]
>>18731297TRVEit's really undervaluedwhat the Germans did in Eastern Europe was something like the Roman Empire bringing civilization to the rest of EuropeAnglos don't realize how inferior Slavs are and how humiliated it was for Germans to suffer genocide and abuse by these cruel monkeys
>>18732764Maybe goymany shouldn't have launched a war of annihilation on them lol
>>18731304You aren't allowed to call it that though.You're supposed to pretend that they had always been there.
>>18731297>Any similar examples in history of a successfull multi-generational struggle to replaced barbarism with civilization?French liberation of Alsace & Lorraine from the yoke of the germoids. We should burn the Palatinate again, but with nuclear fire this time.
>>18732205Upper Saxons are IRL Dwarves
>>18732813Ah yes, the frenchmen. The people that would rather share their country with violent nafris and subhuman niggers than with the fellow teutonic neighborood over some petty stuff that happened centuries ago
>>18732779They have always been in Åland and possibly in parts of the mainland.
>>18732766the funny thing is they were much more crueler to themselves than we were to them, even when we became a more radical version of ourselves by becoming nazis
>>18731297Vietnam's Nam Tien genocide of Champa, Kampuchea Krom and the Central Highlands.Japanese wars against the Ezo in North Honshu and Ainu of Hokkaido.
>>18733329You're a fast learner.
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>>18731297in a thousand years >new europeans are going to spout the same nonsense about wilkomenskultur
