Bratwurst Boy
4 Oct 2010
History / Life in Partitioned Poland (Specifically in the Prussian Partition) [118]
Heh:)
My Grandparents generation was born in Prussia, grew up in the german Empire, lived through the Weimar Republic and the Third Reich and died in the GDR (Eastern Communist Germany).
If they had hold on some more years they would had found themselves in the FRG.
No problem! ;)
First teacher did beat children back then, it was their right to do it and boy they did it.
Second it was to try to make german the main language in Prussia...just look over at Ukraine and how Poland tried to make the Ukrainians speak polish...
I don't remember during the polish republic that german was an acknowledged official language either even as millions of newly polish citizens spoke it as their main language!
I think it's interesting to try and imagine what it was like for a family who suddenly slipped out of one country and into another (without even moving house).
Heh:)
My Grandparents generation was born in Prussia, grew up in the german Empire, lived through the Weimar Republic and the Third Reich and died in the GDR (Eastern Communist Germany).
If they had hold on some more years they would had found themselves in the FRG.
No problem! ;)
According to you it's OK to beat the crap out of school children becuase they preferred to pray in Polish, not in German at religion lessons?
First teacher did beat children back then, it was their right to do it and boy they did it.
Second it was to try to make german the main language in Prussia...just look over at Ukraine and how Poland tried to make the Ukrainians speak polish...
I don't remember during the polish republic that german was an acknowledged official language either even as millions of newly polish citizens spoke it as their main language!