Bratwurst Boy
19 May 2009
History / World War II - a tragic story for Poland and the World [489]
They were "polonized" you mean?
Didn't hinder him to work for Prussia till he died! :)
You mean "re-germanized" polonized ex-Germans??? :)
You can read alot of history books Sokrates and many historians will tell you the same as I do.
The treaty of Versailles is seen as paving the way for the success of Adolf Hitler and taking Danzig out of Germany was part of this treaty....
I'm not sure about the orgasms but people loved Hitler because he promised them to get back on the same people who forced Germany to this treaty and boy did we had our revenge (at first at least).
How could there had been war with Poland still partitioned?
Well...if you don't accept an ethnic majority of 95 percent then Germans don't have to accept the actual polish majority either, don't they?
See?
You contradict yourself here...
You don't assimilate because of some hardships!
No blackmail or coercion can make you to think like a German or to feel like a German.
Either you overvalue the power of the german culture or you totally dismiss the power of polish culture.
Please think about what that means...
these very Germans a generation or two later spoke Polish, felt Polish (which is incidentally the source of our conflict over Kopernik who ethnically was German but nationally Polish as hell).
They were "polonized" you mean?
(which is incidentally the source of our conflict over Kopernik who ethnically was German but nationally Polish as hell)
Didn't hinder him to work for Prussia till he died! :)
The real deal starts with the kingdom of Prussia which forcefully germanized the Polish majority
You mean "re-germanized" polonized ex-Germans??? :)
Thats probably the biggest bollocks you have ever written on these boards, Gdańsk was just an excuse and you know it
You can read alot of history books Sokrates and many historians will tell you the same as I do.
The treaty of Versailles is seen as paving the way for the success of Adolf Hitler and taking Danzig out of Germany was part of this treaty....
you loved Hitler because he gave you your "pride" back, want me to upload youtube of extatic women and orgasmic crowds when Hitler passed?
I'm not sure about the orgasms but people loved Hitler because he promised them to get back on the same people who forced Germany to this treaty and boy did we had our revenge (at first at least).
War would happen one way or the other, an excuse would be invented by Germans or if they couldnt invent one they'd invade without it, in regards to Gdańsk i see nothing wrong in returning to Poland what was its native land.
How could there had been war with Poland still partitioned?
You did not lose it, it would have to be yours in the first place, you claimed it when Poland was too weak to boot the elector from the region and kept it by virtue of force of arms, same with Poznań and Wrocław,
Well...if you don't accept an ethnic majority of 95 percent then Germans don't have to accept the actual polish majority either, don't they?
Many Poles did yield because if you can lose your job for speaking Polish and have kids to feed you will bend, its not as easy as Germans standing with a loaded gun, there was blackmail, coercion, for the most stubborn Poles there were violent repressions but claiming that Germanization of natively Polish regions was a happy process with willing Poles learning to speak German is a blatant lie.
See?
You contradict yourself here...
You don't assimilate because of some hardships!
No blackmail or coercion can make you to think like a German or to feel like a German.
Either you overvalue the power of the german culture or you totally dismiss the power of polish culture.
Please think about what that means...