Facts About Germans Never Taught In School By Thomas Sowell REACTION

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[@theddd1513]

I‘m from Austria, my mum is german. There is a lot to learn about our history.

[@SweetSchnubbl]

Amerigo Vespucci was an Italien, who died in spain. But Waldseemüller and Ringmann gave America its name

[@jurgenfichtel3253]

We have one Problem, we don't wave our Flagg everywere 🤣

[@wietholdtbuhl6168]

Man zeigt die falschen Flaggen von früher 😢Bald ist EM 😊

[@dancelord0708]

And what is the problem?

[@arnodobler1096]

But we are present in the comments!🤷‍♂

[@augustiner3821]

You can buy one and place it over your bed, Mr. Yesterday.

[@theobserver1320]

I love it when you open a Haribo bag and eat the contents with relish. 😘

[@samuelmatheis]

speaking of Zeitung, "z" is pronounced "ts" like in "nuts". So the english phonetic spelling would be "tsy-toong"! "Zeit" means "time", "-ung" is the noun-ending like the english "-ing".

[@wietholdtbuhl6168]

Hello 😊 you became a History Teacher smart and clever as always🎉

[@MarcusSiegl]

I'm sorry, but as a german i am triggered by the not horizontally arranged handles on your cabinet in the background. Maybe it is a false perception but as a overengineered german this is a challenge. ;-)

[@user-kb5yw1ux2o]

Stop it. Not all germans are autistic.

[@scipioafricanus5871]

@@user-kb5yw1ux2o Symmetry must sein.

[@PotsdamSenior]

Die Griffe sind schief! 😂

[@samuelmatheis]

Loriot, das Bild hängt schief

[@MarcusSiegl]

@@PotsdamSenior The same cabinet is in the background of "Real React" and i have seen this at another channel too. Seems like a production studio. They all react to mostly the same Videos. Some with women some with men, but they all share the same backdrop. 🥴

[@waltersill1167]

I like your channel.It would be more fun to listen to you, if the microphone produced better sound.

[@gerharddeusser9103]

I'm dissapointed, he did not mention a single Scientist, Composer or Painter.....👎

[@mcking44]

🙏🏽

[@stevesambale3717]

Im a German yes true german history start in the bronzeage ,but so realy behind the roman empire collapsed , sry for my bad english im german ,hight edjucated in history i can say. Nice people looking for a great culture wat isnt far from only be Worldwar 2.

[@schmidtchristian1401]

Ok

[@pamagnolia]

Very interesting video!! 😊

[@Sir_Rantalot]

If Germans were a fantasy race, they would surely be dwarves: Beer drinking Architects, who tinker fancy gadgets and mine the earth.

[@arnodobler1096]

häh? what?

[@timsalabim693]

No, this are swiss to us 😂

[@RafterMan2086]

.....and we will fight any dragons!😅

[@marcusathome]

Impressive altogether, but... A German people, being self-aware as Germans, didn't really exist before the 1800s. And the German language isn't older than English or French but it evolved in parallel. English and German share the same roots, Germanic.

[@germaniatv1870]

Sir, you are probably wrong. The idea of a Germanic Nation goes back to Arminius, 9 AD. Thats over 2000 years now. Then came the Carolingian and the Franks, who are both German. Rome is why the French speak "french" and the english speak "english". English and French are Roman Hybrid languagesm you can say "Creol" if you like. So the 1800's, you mean after 1806 when the German Empire was crushed, thats the time you say NATIONALISM emerged. But the Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation is what was crushed in 1806. Clearly, we have a German Nation in 1800's already before your claim of NATIONALISM emerged from out of nowhere. So the Germany before 1806 and before 1870 is based on the Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation in the year 911. The Carolingian (Germans) already wanted to establish a Nation. Language: English uses SWINE (German) and PORC (Latin). Thats a mixed language. The Island of Britain was colonized by Rome until at least 410 AD. In 410 AD it was the German tribes who sacked Rome. Rome never conquered GERMANIA, which is a clear region/territory in central Europe (the same as today). The Romans distinguish the Germans from the Slawic. Thats why the Germans kept their identity and language, because Rome couldnt conquer them. So you could be wrong.

[@marcusathome]

@@germaniatv1870 sorry to say but no, history is a bit different. Arminius was a freedom fighter and he managed to join forces of some Germanic tribes, but that's far from the idea of having an identity as a German. Charlemagne performed the 'restauratio imperii', meaning the restoration of the roman empire. The 'Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation' was also not understood as Germany and within its borders it hosted people from many different nationalities. For that matter, a German identity as a coherent people with one language isn't that old, and that's perfectly fine.

[@germaniatv1870]

@@marcusathome That terribly wrong. 1870 is based on the Holy Empire of the GERMAN NATION. That would be the 2bd Reich (Empire). Therefore the 3rd Reich is the 3rd Empire. So the 1st Empire is the Holy Roman Empire of the GERMAN NATION 911 -1806. Rome already described the identity of the German tribes and i guess their words and account count. The Language, the Territory and in many cases the Culture is the same and has developed throughout 2000 years and more. The Idea of a German Nation is over 1000 years old. You sound like a modern new-age Historian. 🙂

[@germaniatv1870]

​@@marcusathome 1680, the Americans said: this guy is GERMAN... he's from GERMANY... the Land which ROME called Germany and the peoples called Germans. Karl der Große... we know all about him. We know the Carolingian and the Franks. Tribes are Familys and they are all related. IDENTITY is not a IDEA. IDENTITY is by NATURE. And Germany doesnt fall from the sky in 1870. 🙂 So, Rome said the Germans are GERMANS, describe the identity, culture, language, customs and territory. 2000 years later you come around and tell a different story 😀 You funny man.

[@brittakriep2938]

​@@germaniatv1870: German here. To speak of germans before 843 ( Treaty of Verdun) is not really correct. But the german tribes can trace back their history back to Caesars days.

[@HenryAusLuebeck]

[@watzesnow7169]

Ein Na*i☝️

[@xyz1106]

Ja? Warum? Was hast du denn erreicht?

[@dieterdodel835]

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[@TomTom79106]

Und auf welche erbrachte Leistung bist du in den Zusammenhang genau stolz?

[@dieterdodel835]

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[@arthur_p_dent]

0:41 German is older than English or French or other languages? That's nonsense. Especially in reference to English. How do you measure the age of a language anyway? How fast you can go into the past and still understand what people are saying? By this metric, German is as old as English. By how early the language was first attested? Then again, German isn't really older than English; in fact, the two derived from the same Proto West Germanic language and split up, at some part. Also, French derives directly from Latin, but when exactly did late vulgar Latin with a Gaulish accent cease to be Latin and started being French? Arbitrary categorization. in conclusion, the idea that German is an "old" or even "older" language doesn't really make a whole lot of sense.

[@TheCappuccino2011]

I think you should read a little bit over the history of the english language. In the fifth centy, a few german tribes went to England und brought their language. Together with a little bit french from the normans and a few centuries time, you have todays English

[@arthur_p_dent]

@@TheCappuccino2011pashaps you should read a little bit over the difference between "German" and "Germanic"... And "today's English" only started around Shakespear's time. "Today's German" started arond Martin Luther time, which is basically the same era, a few decades give or take. By the time, these Germanic tribes

[@augustiner3821]

​@@arthur_p_dentyou're mixing things up. Englisch did not split from German, but is a baby with a French spouse.

[@arthur_p_dent]

@@augustiner3821 French didn't start influencing English until a few centuries later. Old English was still 100% Germanic.

[@augustiner3821]

@@arthur_p_dent fair enough.

[@MsVulgus]

Du bist auuch ein bisschen DEUTSCH Muhahahahahahah

[@hyenalaughingmatter8103]

German is the heart and soul.

[@hgro4952]

That video is skilfully dressed-up fascist propaganda.

[@danielspeier5269]