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As a German I honestly do not care that much about the loss of territory (ignoring the deportation of the people living there); but it is kinda sad what happened to KĂśnigsberg under the soviets... :(
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Intrestingly the West German period is remembered as Bavarias golden age because this meant they had the most influence over German affairs and culture compared to any previous time. Whereas in the past Bavaria was the third wheel to Prussia and Austria. Now the sterotypical German is a Bavarian.
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Once you exclude the fact that many people were uprooted from their homes, revision of Polish borders was actually very beneficial to Poland. Land in the east was rural and underdeveloped, while land in the west was industrialized and full of resources, mostly coal.
It's also not like Poland had much claim over their eastern border, populated in large part by minorities, and Polish Republic did not trat them well, with aims to polonize them and to any dissent responding with force, instead of at least giving them autonomy.
And before anyone accuses me of being some anti-polish shill, I'm polish myself, I just recognize where my country did wrong instead of riding nationalist rhetoric
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This is such a great channel. Keep up the content!
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Digestible and informative! Thank you!
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A British Francophile? Is that even possible?!
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THANK YOU KING đđđ GOTTA ROCK THIS APUSH EXAM
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Hi great video also love your channel also can you do a video about Europe's dictatorships in the cold war
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Hope you get more views. Your stuff is good
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Soviet Union was too aggressive on the border negotiation, which finally leads to the westernization of Ukraine and Ukraine war. If USSR let Poland to keep western Ukraine like Lviv, and Germany to keep Silesia and Stettin, all parties will be happier now.
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Cold War accident. That's how I was made
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A little addition: Berlin was "liberated" by the soviets. The other allies had to trade parts of what would become Thuringia and Sachsen-Anhalt in exchange for parts of the capitol. If they did not do so, i might have been born on the better side of the wall...
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It is interesting to see that any news on France from US/UK are somewhat biased.
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1:38 The Netherlands was not invaded in WWI :)
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ä is read in a similar way to "e" not "a", so Länder is read sort of like "Lende".
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While watching this I got an ad for "learning german with german tv" â ď¸
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Poland and Checoslovakia were the first victims of WW2 and were treated like the aggressors
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DRAWED AN LINE
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What do you think: were Germany's territorial losses fair? Should they have been punished more or less harshly, say by also losing the Saarland, or being allowed to keep land in the east?
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