What ALL Germanic Peoples Had in Common

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The Germanic tribes were historical groups of people that once occupied Central Europe and Scandinavia during antiquity and into the early Middle Ages.
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They have traditionally been defined by the use of ancient and early medieval Germanic languages and are thus equated with Germanic-speaking peoples. The Romans named the area belonging to North-Central Europe in which Germanic peoples lived Germania, stretching East to West between the Vistula and Rhine rivers and north to south from Southern Scandinavia to the upper Danube. Scholars generally agree that it is possible to refer to Germanic-speaking peoples after 500 BCE. Between around 500 BCE and the beginning of the Common Era, archeological and linguistic evidence suggest that the Urheimat of the Proto-Germanic language, the ancestral idiom of all attested Germanic dialects, was primarily situated in the southern Jutland peninsula. Further information: Pytheas, Bastarnae, Sciri, Cimbrian War, and Gallic Wars According to some authors the Bastarnae or Peucini were the first Germani to be encountered by the Greco-Roman world and thus to be mentioned in historical records. They appear in historical sources going back as far as the 3rd century BCE through the 4th century CE.

[@GR-dl3eq]

As a Frisian descendant, I can say that the levels of cowardice in response to the tyranny we have experienced these past 3 years, has disgusted me beyond measure. So yes, ...strength, integrity and a set of balls are a must for any self respecting person, Germanic or not!

[@iforbach4003]

Absolutely agree. I'm disgusted but the cowardice and compliance among our peoples.

[@kevinlawler3252]

Hello then cousin, I too have Frisian roots, a lot of different Germanic origins. I think we can all agree on the level of disgust with the state of Western civilization in general, the social and political issues are all an effort to destroy us.. attempting to even discuss any of it is nearly impossible, I cannot see it ending with out suffering for us all..

[@disband_thebbc5933]

They have done everything thing in their power to destroy the family unit and any sense of community. This has certainly had the effect that they desired.

[@VanaheimrUllr]

Second this. Im baffled. They rather go straight into a volcano than admit they were wrong. I cannot believe what I see.

[@dhrboeser7788]

Most of them are epic sellouts with there credit cards, car loans, mortgages, student loans ECT Gegroet vanuit Australia

[@wulfheort8021]

When my brother and I backpacked through Denmark we were not denied once a place to rest (we slept in the gardens of our hosts in our tents each night) and often when we sat beside the road for a quick break a Dane would approach us and offer us food and drinks. The kindest and most welcoming people I have ever had the pleasure of meeting.

[@srthyrdyjhy]

Een Vlaamse broeder

[@ksgermania6159]

Did you know, the Germans never segregated peoples? Can you remind me of a SlaveHolder Germany? ...its not that easy, right? For example the transatlantic slave trade, the Germans have hardly anything to do with it. When you look at the USA Map of German settlements and the North Vs the South wars, we see that a absolute dominant German majority fought against slavery and for independence from Britain. The Map alone speaks novels. Many Historians claim that without the settlement of Germans in America there probably would still be a form of slavery. After all, after 1945-48 the Common Wealth and the USA still segregated and in other forms "labored" the people. - What is strange, the USA and Britain is said to have fought "German Racism". If you look into the time period, the Colonial Empire and America does not look like a Anti-Racist Britain & USA declaring war on Germany for "Racism, Segregation and Slavery" as they themselves have still practiced all of it and ontop of that didnt want to close the "Human Zoos". - So what i see is when Indigenous peoples stand up , the Colonial Powers will drive out the Indigenus and support the invader, each and every time. That may be the reason why US Americans, who have no historical connection to Jerusalem, love to support New-Israel. They just love driving out Indigenous peoples calling the racist. - So im asking when it happened. When did it happen that Indigenous peoples who get invaded are the "Racists"? Since when is the Indigenous who loses his culture through Colonial policy, the Racist? Isnt it rather racist to drive out Indigenous peoples? - America, the Black and White contemplate , all of them forget the Indigenous, as if the Indigenous does not exist anymore. - Why did it come to a point where Euro-Peoples are the most self destructive force on earth? And why is everything upside down? - I was raised (by Institutions, Governments and Media) believing my people are the most evil on earth...but i dont believe it... What are your thoughts on that stuff? 🙂

[@C.ODubhlaoich]

@@ksgermania6159 Much of Europe and pan-Europeans have connections to Jerusalem. Haven't you noticed your royal and family heraldry that's a thousand years old? The 12 tribal emblems are all shown throughout them, the British Royal family has had the same coronation as the line of David. The Bible shows that it was specifically European peoples who were contacted by Paul and noone else. European pag anism is closely tied with the OT and mesopotamian deities. The Druids even dressed exactly like the Levites and used the same words for God, they had the same rituals. The most famous Lev ite priest/historian from 2000 years ago, Josephus, wrote himself the majority of the tribes were far past the Euphrates and that he and his kin were physically indistinguishable from the Dorian Greeks, whom stood out among other Greeks and surrounding people due to their particularly fair skin, red and blonde hair and light eyes. George Washington himself wrote that he was of Manasseh, one of the tribes prophesied to push all the others to the corners of the globe, with his brother Ephraim. Britains coat of arms has been the lion of Ju dah and the unicorn of Manasseh and Ephraim. One was blessed to become a great company of nations while the brother was blessed to become a single, greater nation. Now look at the US coat of arms or the currency, symbol of Joseph (pyramid) and with 13 being a recurring number, on the stripes, berries, branches, arrows, and 13 stars formed together to form the star of David, beneath a cloud ("under the cloud" in the Bible refers to Egyptian captivity). People could argue 13 is just for the colonies, but it's also the number of tribes if you count Josephs two sons who took his place. They, like most other west European nations, even use the colors of ancient Isr ael (red white and blue). There are so many connections, going all the way back to 2500+ years ago, but anti White people refuse to beleive it just as pro White but anti Abrahamic Europeans refuse. Thing is though, these Chri stians who support that nation clearly haven't read carefully, because it says that the Isr aelites would not be allowed back to that land, and that only his brother/enemy group would live there and pose as Is rael. Don't get me wrong though, I'm very pro European

[@peterbreis5407]

@@C.ODubhlaoich Where exactly did you get all that nonsense from?

[@C.ODubhlaoich]

@@peterbreis5407 Many relevant sources, whether from the OT and Bible or European historians and declarations themselves, genetic evidence, ancient art, migrational patterns, stories from third hand accounts, etc etc. Your own ancestors believed it, like I said it shows with all west and north European heraldry as well. If you don't believe it yourself that's fine, but mocking me is mocking them. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@YouKnowN0thing]

My mom & grandma left Germany in 1960, moving to the USA, where my uncle was born. He still looks like a giant German, and his DNA still holds the same warrior spirit as all our ancestors. So the USA jumped on that. He's spent the bulk of his adult life, in Special Forces.. But since retiring recently, he's let his beard grow, and felt compelled to start a blacksmith, knife forging business.

[@virgilioaarsbergen5889]

Serving the Washington jews who own America, instead of the Germanic/Germaniten people in Europe?! Wtf is wrong with these people.

[@varalderfreyr8438]

@@virgilioaarsbergen5889 Just like Varangians serving the Byzantine/Constantinopoliticians. Fighting can be easier for some than working.

[@Thor-Orion]

What’s the name of his business? I’m always in the market for well made blades and such.

[@YouKnowN0thing]

@@Thor-Orion Level III Custom Knives.

[@peterfeuerbach5231]

ulf the blacksmith, i love it

[@wardaddy6595]

A preference for living in rural areas and the ability to survive the cold and endure hunger. No wonder that it was the Germans and Scandinavians who were the majority to settle on the great plains of the Dakotas, Nebraska, and Iowa, as well as the deep woods of Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan.

[@torstenscott7571]

I grew up in Wyoming and I have been miserable living in hot Oklahoma for years. I miss the frigid winds during blizzards, Tacitus was accurate in his observations.

[@bruanlokisson8615]

@@torstenscott7571 All along the US/Candian Border starting at the Greatlakes and moving west is overwhelmingly Scandinavian and where it's not it is Native American. Only in the big cities do you see others.

[@torstenscott7571]

@@bruanlokisson8615 very true, and I need to move back up that way.

[@williamsnyder4890]

Don’t forget western pa

[@danyellejorgensen4970]

Utah, Idaho, Wyoming, Montana...lands of Moose and Old Glaciers!

[@MH-ro1lg]

"Where the Guals were tall, the Germans were taller. Where the Guals were blonde, the Germans were blonder."

[@kyleklukas4808]

Gauls were and are not blonde . But compared to southern people's , who were swarthy , they might have seemed fair .

[@acaydia2982]

@@kyleklukas4808 “Ammianus Marcellinus was a 4th-century Roman historian who wrote about the Gauls. He said that they were tall, light-skinned, light-haired, and light-eyed. He also said that they were savage and truculent.” “1st-century BC Greek historian Diodorus Siculus described them as tall, generally heavily built, very light-skinned, and light-haired, with long hair and mustaches” They just wouldn’t be as tall, as white , or as blonde as Germanic.

[@kyleklukas4808]

@@acaydia2982Thanks . Thought that's what I wrote .

[@thegreatowl4912]

I'm of Scandinavian and Germanic decent and always feel great pride when discussing bloodline and the kin whom came before us. Just thinking about what they endured for us to be here today blows my mind. If any one of them did not survive, over the thousands of years as tribes, we individually would not be here today to see this video. That is something to be celebrated and honored.

[@vikingmountainranchlife7447]

Exactly! 😊

[@peterbreis5407]

THAT profound wisdom applies to ANYONE alive today! Or is this some Aryan crap you are dishing up?

[@thegreatowl4912]

@@peterbreis5407 Nope. No Aryan crap here. It does, indeed, apply to every single human on this earth. It truly is quite profound.

[@MrRoyalbeers]

@@peterbreis5407 Some places on the planet are more harsh than others. One thing is surviving it. Another one is to thrive in it. We thrived dispite having odds against us. That's just normal pride. Not aryan crap. Same applies to other cultures thriving in similar conditions.

[@webuyhouse8917]

@@peterbreis5407why are u so angry

[@davidgoodlettmusic]

As an American of African descent I really appreciate this video. It explains that a lot of political and values differences in the United States are cultural differences between groups. I was explaining this years ago to an American friend of mine with Germanic heritage. It was an aha moment for him. When we live in pluralistic societies there will be differences and tensions. We don’t have to agree, but we should make an effort to understand our own perceptual biases and those of others, accepting that we nor they may ever change much. That said, we must choose how, and where, we live wisely.

[@acaydia2982]

Well said. It’s fascinating to think about.

[@enricohase5711]

It almost sounds as if we are genetically wired to the culture of our ancestors. I am German, live in Germany, grew up in the north of Germany and studied at university in Germany. If there is one thing I can say with certainty as a German, it is that, culturally speaking, we Germans are closer to the Chinese or any other culture that exists today than to that of my ancestors who lived 2,000 years ago. You gain absolutely nothing about yourself by looking back 2,000 years. You gain nothing about yourself by looking at the color of your skin and that of others. Absolutely nothing. Anyone who sees this differently lives in an antagonistic illusory world that only produces crude prejudices about themselves and their fellow human beings.

[@Thor-Orion]

@@enricohase5711you can only ever speak for yourself.

[@enricohase5711]

@@Thor-Orion This sentence makes no sense at all!

[@tenbroeck1958]

I agree. Our histories instill unique features and abilities on all peoples, but we are really all related. Everyone's "roots" eventually end up in Africa, unless they are not humans!! Peace

[@arendjooste7782]

Germanic greetings from South Africa. Tacitus nailed it with the temperature assertion. Its very funny to see how people of Germanic heritage (me included) complain about the heat every single summer here in South Africa. As if we hadn't experienced the exact same heat all the previous summers before. 😂

[@gregbeyer9507]

I'm dying here in Cape Town at the moment.

[@AngloAus]

same with us lol

[@birkknut276]

I'm Norwegian and lived here my whole life. I remember being on vacation in southern europe as a kid. I enjoyed it but it always felt great to get back home. The cold breeze and the rain never felt as good as after 2 weeks in Turkey or Spain.

[@DieLuftwaffel]

I'm the opposite. I'm mostly Scandinavian and German but absolutely hate the cold. I've lived in it most of my life, but have never enjoyed it. I've always been much happier with the time Ive spent in tropical areas or even hot deserts. I mean a cool breeze and light jacket part of the year is fine, but when it's legitimately cold I'm just not happy at all.

[@UsoundsGermany]

@@birkknut276 Quite strange I also more like the woods, hills and wet or stormy weather. Not your typical beach and sunny type :) But some days beach and sun is ok I guess 🙃

[@steveanderson3444]

Here in Wisconsin, the land of German and Scandinavian immigrants, we certainly have become a farming society. Although it's a dying practice, the humble family farm, as the conglomerate corporate farms have infiltrated and pushed out the affordability to maintain in that aspect. Much like the mom and pop stores go belly up when a Wal-Mart gets plopped in town. The family farm was probably the best tool and environment to raise kids in as it shows them the value of hard work, dedication, and self discipline. Sad to say, we're a dying breed.

[@simontenkate9601]

So true! The family farm is not about farming in the first place. The family farm is about keeping the tribe and it's customs intact, for generation after generation. Nowhere else as in the family farm (and maybe the fisherman's world) such guarantee exists. Money destroys traditions and lives, it is worse than a neuton bomb. But fortunately I see a trend, at least here in europe, of young people - albeit only in a beginning stage - going back to the land, leaving cities and even with little money to acquire abandoned small farms and live and have families

[@JustMe-ny9it]

You have bone structure of women😂😂😂😂

[@VegetoStevieD]

My family is from Minnesota, but I grew up in eastern Wisconsin. In my opinion, MN and WI have different phenotypes than what you find in Europe today. To be honest, there were quite a few normal Germanic types in eastern WI, but I found them to be different than we Nordic types from Minnesota. Also, a very large percentage of the population of Waukesha County can only be described as Dwarven. I think they're mostly Polish and Cech, not sure. They're just over 5 feet tall, and weight 250-300lbs, and have simple common-sense attitudes. In fact, I know Hobbit-like Wisconsin people, who are less than 5 feet tall, and weigh around 80lbs as adult males. I live in Florida now, and I just filled the RV propane tank of a Wisconsin Hobbit from north of Eau Claire. I could tell he was a WI Hobbit before I even checked his license plate, just by looking at him. No one talks about these different phenotypes, but they ARE there in WI. I myself have ears that point higher than my brow line, and a sleek physique. I was extremely rare in WI. Not quite as rare in MN, but still very rare. It's dystopian how no one seems to notice these distinct phenotypes for what they are.

[@OriginalFallofMind]

Don't give up! Do something about it. Community also seems disintegrate when we don't have to have contact with eachother. Buying online, walmart, paying business(supporting small business is probably ok) to fix things and just work your 9-5 is not a healthy environment to me.

[@michaelchen8643]

I am not of Germanic descent I do live in United States, and have dealt with people or of Germanic descent Every point that you covered I have seen in my personal life and recorded in recent 20th century history Spot on

[@sswan5271]

That was brilliant. Here in England we still see a difference between the Norse (Danelaw) areas, the Brittonic (west) and the Norman (south) -- these Nordic cultural attitudes still prevail in the North and the East of England.

[@wolfgangpagel6989]

There also is the Isle of Man.

[@jefftombrello4370]

My great grand father was from Spinny Moore England. I don't know before that generation. His children were tall with brown or red hair and green or blue eyes. What are the chances that there is some Viking in there? Best DNA test to see?

[@adventussaxonum448]

Either all of England is Norman, or none of it. If the north is Norse, then the south is Angle or Saxon.

[@wolfgangpagel6989]

@@adventussaxonum448 That depends on the definition.

[@gadpivs]

​@@jefftombrello4370 First, why does it matter if there is some Viking DNA in there? Culturally and genetically, the Anglo-Saxons were very similar. Almost four hundred years before the first Viking raids on England, Angles, Saxons, Jutes, and Frisians were already living there, worshiping Odin and Thor and raiding the island, with similar genetics, and similar beards, clothing, and language. In some regions, they make up over 60% of the ancestry of England, outweighing the genetic input from the native Celts. So even if you have ancestry from a region unlikely to have been impacted by Viking raids or settlement, you're still very likely to have some Odin-worshiping Germanic ancestry. That said, in terms of both language and genetics, the Anglo-Saxons were slightly different from Scandinavians, with Old English coming from the North Sea branch of Germanic dialects rather than the Northern branch (so, more similar to Frisian, Low German, and Dutch than the Norse languages), and with considerably less I1 Y-DNA from their paternal lineages. But the differences are rather trivial, and at least in East Anglia, the elites married into Danish families, who brought the epic Beowulf poem with them long before Vikings were even a thing. But if you really want to know, see here: www.ancestry.com/corporate/international/press-releases/DNA-of-the-nation-revealedand-were-not-as-British-as-we-think Spennymoor is in the northeast, so being close to Scotland, we would expect it to be a predominantly Celtic area, with less Germanic genetic input. The numbers for northeast England: Anglo-Saxon - 36.42% Western Europe (Germanic/Celtic) - 17.87% Scandinavian - 9.37% Celtic (Irish) - 27.58% Despite Anglo-Saxon being dominant over all others in mainland England, this is one of the lowest areas for both Scandinavian and Anglo-Saxon DNA outside of Wales, Ireland, and Scotland. However, as you can see, if you combine Anglo-Saxon, Scandinavian (which is already about 10 percent), and Western European (which, for the sake of argument, we'll say is 50% Germanic), the area is roughly 50/50 Celtic and Germanic in terms of DNA, with probably a slight bias favoring Germanic.

[@petrabraham9512]

Living in Norway 7y I’m amazed how much people don’t know their origin. In Slavic countries most people know very well our history, the story of brothers Czech, Lech and Rus and in general people are proud of their ethnical identity. I hope Scandinavians will own their unique identity as well again.

[@ColoradoStreaming]

I watched an interesting video on that once. It has to do with the Slavic countries suffering under communism and thus missing the cultural/sexual revolution of the USA and western Europe. As a result, the modern Slavic countries are more likely to be into conservative family values and preserving their heritage.

[@RackerPaS]

@p This is just an origin myth and not a real story.

[@nutt5011]

Excellent video , my ancestors are Celtic Saxon , I am 7th generation Australian from first fleet convicts , here in Australia people seem afraid to be proud of their Germanic ancestry , they might celebrate their Celtic side say st Patrick's Day , but may have little knowledge about the Germanic migrations making up the English colony's settlement and current culture , one of my favourite parts of Germanic culture is the love of beer , thankyou to our ancestors

[@vonbeedle554]

the love of beer may also be a product of Celtic heritage

[@Alex-wl8cj]

I always had an inmense respect for germanic people and descendents, not only because of your history but also for the ways of overcoming struggles in life. Been completely honest and none biased, I can fairly say that between the most inteligent and disciplined people that I have met in my 24 years of living between Venezuela and Costa Rica, there were always a germanic descendant. Thank you Mr "Norse Magic and Beliefs", love your content.

[@gregoryhauserman1290]

That’s really nice of you, thank you.

[@vonbeedle554]

overcoming struggles, by placing half the globe under struggle

[@stormchasemike6015]

One of your best streams ....tackled topics quite nicely

[@Earlydoors272]

Excellent work my man! Enlightening!

[@laurensteiler8981]

I am so proud of my Germanic ancestry! Being Austrian, Danish and German all that was said is so damn true!! I am complaining about the summer heat AS WE SPEAK! 😂 everyone who knows me know I absolutely despise the heat.. put me in cold temperatures and I’m fine 😂

[@Boudicaisback]

Haha same here. I can't handle the heat but I can wear shorts all winter long

[@JohnnyWalker1077]

Slav here....we share the same agony 😂

[@Leon-jp7ch]

I find this topic very interesting. I live in Norway, but was born in the Faroe Islands. Out of pure curiosity, I took a DNA test to my great surprise. It showed that I am 100% Scandinavian and Northern European and have no traces of DNA with any other country outside of Scandinavia. By the way, the Faroe Islands are not Scandinavian, but Nordic, so it is quite accurate!!

[@istvanglock7445]

The Faroe Islands and Iceland both have a lot of Celtic DNA. The Vikings who settled these areas took a lot of their women from Scotland and Ireland.

[@JohnnyWalker1077]

This means that your Ancestors most likely did not go on Viking raids with their fellow people but rather stayed at home and dealed with Agriculture. Why not? A peaceful life!

[@berserkerboy9777]

Thank you for doing videos like this. It’s been INSTRUMENTAL to my Ancestry project

[@Belenus3080]

“Oh, Tacitus, you’re making me blush.” -some Germanic king, c. 100 AD

[@elijahbenton2270]

I’m from the United States and in my state of Pennsylvania we have a lot of Germanic people. I would argue the most in the United States. I just wish more people would embrace their heritage here because a lot of people have no idea of where they are from.

[@ronfroehlich4697]

I'm from Pittsburgh, I live maybe two miles from where my namesake German ancestors settled when they got to America. Every fall me and my dad make 150 lbs of sauerkraut using a slicer that came here from Germany along with my great grandfather's family.

[@leviturner3265]

Purportedly, the biggest ethnic group in the United States is of those who can trace their ancestry to Germany, or what is now considered Germany. Many Germans came to the United States in the 19th century. Some also came earlier, and some also came later. A large amount did come in the 19th century. Pennsylvania is known for their German population, as is the midwest of the United States. In Pennsylvania there is a large Pennsylvania Dutch population which also would include the Amish, and Mennonites who are also German. Pennsylvania Dutch is also a misnomer. It comes from the poor translation of "Deutsch" to "Dutch" by the English speakers of the time. In the culture and cuisine of the United States the German influence is not lost. Hotdogs, hamburgers, chicken-fried steak, and American lager all have German origins. Unfortunately for these people and their descendants most of their culture, and heritage was lost due to the two world wars, and the anti-German sentiments of the 1910s, and 1940s. If we include too the Danish, Swedish, and Norwegian influence, and blood for a full Germanic view, the United States is impacted even greater. Especially in the Midwest.

[@bluefish4999]

Born in Ohio, pretty much the same, we also had a large Amish and Mennonite population outside of the cities, my sister was able to trace a relative that came from a city near Heidelberg, then my mom's side from Danish roots, also have some Delaware Indian mixed in.

[@robertseigenfuse9126]

You’d think America was all British and African American based off the education system. No history is taught about Pennsylvania or the values we brought here. It’s a very New England/Virginia centric story we’re taught the whole way through school. More attention needs to be spent on PA, WV, Ohio and many other midwestern states who are basically completely ignored in modern history

[@theresewalters1696]

Milwaukee, Wisconsin has a lot of German history as well. And a lot of breweries.

[@kevinlawler3252]

Thank you for the efforts to keep the fires of our culture alive Thor, bravo. I enjoy all the things you do.

[@gregoryleevandall1880]

Ty for continuing these great videos my friend ✌️😎

[@-RONNIE]

Thanks for all the useful information in this video hopefully a lot of people will watch and research more on their own. ⚔️

[@maxmullen8806]

Just received dna tests. 50% German, 35% “Norway” and 15% Spain. I don’t know if that qualifies “Germanic” but this video hit home with my deep personal traits and beliefs. Made me feel validated ( whether I’m truly “Germanic” or not. Your thoughts about my DNA would be appreciated. Thank you. I am a fan regardless

[@cmd7930]

Definitely Germanic

[@filipecorreia7429]

What haplogroup?

[@zalomann]

I grew up on the Northwest coast of Norway and both my grandparents and parents house has always been a place where people would enjoy too meet. And everyone was welcome inside, it was kind of a meeting place for many people over the many years. So now, living alone feels like a very weird thing, and to me feels like not like how its "supposed" to be. But this is how the modern world works, at least I still have my parents to visit now and then. Can also confirm that Norwegians can work very well while cold and hungry!

[@sarahgilbert8036]

Luckily, because it gets cold with the price of electricity, and food prices makes us hungrier.

[@daneaxe6465]

I can shed some light on your question. When the Varangian Vikings were in Constantinople they observed the Norse were uncomfortable in the Mediterranean heat. They could better tolerate being cold or hungry. I don't mind heat, but I hate humidity. Also, nobody ever accused the Scandinavians or Germanics of being lazy. Where that faulty idea comes from is a Roman official complaining **the Germanic tribes would rather fight than plow. They could be so much more advanced if they spent their time producing food/goods instead of fighting.** My opinion is the Roman was probably tired of getting attacked by the Germans. But it was well known they would fight among themselves if the Romans weren't around.

[@jenelleashley736]

@@daneaxe6465is 9:11

[@wadejustanamerican1201]

I thank you very much for your exhaustive research and your delivery of our history. It is amazing though, how much we still have retained. Thanks again.

[@Jeudaos]

Thanks for another great and informative video.

[@Schmorgus]

I'm pure Swede since at least the beginning of the 13th century (most likely all the way back), and you can visit ANY of my relatives and get a nice meal and a happy smile. We kept our traditions and I think that if you feel like you don't see that anymore in Scandinavia, it's because you only visit bigger cities where the majority isn't norse.

[@sarahgilbert8036]

And in my experience (Norge), the farther north we moved, the friedlier everyone was.

[@nicky640]

@@sarahgilbert8036 In my experience, anywhere in the world, people are just way friendlier the less people there are around. With the friendliest I ever encountered to be in the rural New Zealand... These people just seemed happy about every person they met.

[@khole15]

@@sarahgilbert8036 not friendlier, but more extrovert and outgoing, louder

[@Azrael1st]

Black haired brown skinned Persian interloper passing by...

[@nicky640]

@@Azrael1st tum ti dum, nothing to see here, moving along... 😉

[@Diogenes_43]

That one guy tried to restore all this 80-90 years ago. RIP

[@sveinoleaase759]

Dette er både hyggelig, informativt og skarpsindig. Mange takk min gode mann.

[@ladyspider4904]

I love your knowledge and wisdom. I thank you for your honesty.

[@BattleBok]

0:00 - Intro 2:15 - Who is Germanic? 3:15 - Interbreeding? 4:51 - Towns 5:15 - Socialist? 6:15 - Relationships/Marriage 8:06 - Hospitality 9:24 - Nature/Religion 10:08 - Laziness/Fighting 11:00 - Drinking 11:40 - Leadership 12:13 - Money/Finance 12:26 - Right to Bear Arms 13:10 - Cowards/Bravery \m/

[@gardvord]

Well done🤘

[@edgarburlyman738]

People used to avoid divorce at all costs because they understood it was shameful and showed bad breeding.

[@willdragocurrie]

Quality as usual 🤌🏻

[@gregorytremaine1164]

Thank you for sharing this important Wisdom.

[@cloudninetherapeutics7787]

I read Tacitus some years ago and made me feel glad about my family. Having been in a large family growing up with strong, brave masculine men and very strong, resourceful, talented feminine women, this video describes pretty much what feels like family to me. Aside from the laziness, stealing and drinking. We're all Scandinavian, Scottish and British. Mostly Scandinavian, actually. So some of us still live like this in many ways.

[@timeup2549]

Scots and Brits are not Germanic. And in any case, Romans thought of Germans as subhumans, just to remind you.

[@blanketparty5259]

@@timeup2549 who cares what meds thought ? That didn't stop them from eventually recruiting them and eventually being overthrown by Northern sub humans. Also FYI brits are most def germanic. We are literally called anglo saxon lol

[@esothetics]

@@timeup2549 I guess the Romans ''forgot'' all about that when King Attila, and the Huns attempted to invade Europe.

[@lm7338]

@@timeup2549 Scots have viking ancestry and English have angles and saxons. All from germanic tribes.

[@IosuamacaMhadaidh]

@@timeup2549 actually due to migration, there is a good amount of German ancestry in England. Remember the Angles, Saxons, Jutes and Frisians? What about the Danelaw? Yes, there are Gaels and old Britons (Welsh, Cornish) too. Oh and the French are Germanic too, being overrun by the Franks (where the name France comes from) and other German tribes after western Rome collapsed. They pushed the Romano- Gauls out or to the far west where they mixed with Brythonic Celts who migrated from Britain (England) and settled in modern Brittany in France.

[@an-dagda6276]

Done my ancestry because my Clan lost a ton of history due too wars and genocide. My Family always kept our oral traditions, talking how we came too Scotland etc how we are kin too the Normans like Rollo and all the other stuff. Turns out they were true... madness. It gladdens me watching this as Scots-Irish I love my history and the utmost respect for my European cousins. Hopefully we can forge a better future for the future generations. Keep the chin up troops I wish use nothing but the best in life.

[@georgiarn3915]

Same here, my DNA is mostly from the British isles with a smattering of German and Scandinavian blood. Most of the family lore is lost, but I was able to trace my paternal grandmother to Fife Scotland, although I've not had much luck finding much detail about her Clan.

[@an-dagda6276]

@@georgiarn3915 if you can provide me a second name I am well versed in my ancestral history and traditions I'll happily lend you my knowledge for free cousin. Like a torch in wet windy weather.

[@an-dagda6276]

@@georgiarn3915 or provide me the area of fife and a second name or it's profession.

[@truthteller9154]

Hello fellow Scots-Irish person. What Clan was your ancestors in? My ancestors were in Clan Donald.

[@georgiarn3915]

@@an-dagda6276 You are too kind. Her Surname was Cash, apparently we are distantly related to Johnny Cash. Our common ancestor was named William "The Mariner" Cash, he ran trade ships across the Atlantic.

[@SteveCharlesBand]

Thank you for doing what you do. I’m a new subscriber and I’m really enjoying your channel. It’s a breath of fresh air compared to many channels out there.

[@UncagedFighter]

Beautifully done, my friend. Sharing this one sure and definitely subscribing!

[@lightfootpathfinder8218]

I'm English and I consider myself a mix of "Germanic"(Angle,Saxon,jute) and "Celtic"(Briton) although I lean more towards the germanic side. Certain traits described in the video seemed very English whereas others seemed foreign which kind of makes Sence considering the modern English are a mix of both germanic and Celtic peoples. Great video 👍

[@DieLuftwaffel]

You consider yourself these things? Did you just decide this or do you have an actual family tree and bloodline to connect you to these people? I mean, you can like any culture and ethnicity you wish, but you cant just decide your lineage based on personal preference. It doesnt work that way, life isnt a LARP.

[@lightfootpathfinder8218]

@@DieLuftwaffel I didn't just "decide" I had a DNA test. It was mostly English and a little bit Danish. Also you would struggle to find anyone who is Ethnically English that didn't have some Brithonic blood in them

[@DieLuftwaffel]

@@lightfootpathfinder8218 That's a fair connection then. Yeah, even if Welsh didn't show up in your DNA results (to my understanding the most ethnically similar to original Britons) it's almost certainly just because your ancient Britonic Celt ancestry is so old that the echoes of it are too faint to show up in DNA results. But of course yes, if you're English then the almost certainly were still your distant ancestors. Sorry, based on your original post I thought you might be like an old roommate of mine who insisted he was half Egyptian and half Scottish because his full-blooded Egyptian dad married his full-blooded Egyptian mom, but she was born in Scotland. My roommate was born in the US and raised in Egypt, but just because of the location of his mother's birth he insisted he was half Scottish. The guy also tried to raise a puppy on a diet purely of banana chips and pretzels (I intervened) so there might have been a few screws loose too.

[@lightfootpathfinder8218]

@@DieLuftwaffelno worries and lmao It seems your roommate didn't quite understand ancestry lol (or responsible pet ownership) and yes I reasoned my ancestry was majority Germanic due to the lack of any Celtic (Welsh,western British, Scottish) DNA. I'm guessing the Danish element could either be the Jutes and Angles who came to England in the 5th century or the Danish Vikings that came later. Also even though my test just said "English" the DNA blob map had areas of Germany, Netherlands,Scandinavia and even Switzerland for some reason ???. Iv also noticed on a few other test it says "English and north west European" not just "English". It's a shame they can't all categorize the DNA areas the same it would avoid a lot of confusion.

[@DieLuftwaffel]

@@lightfootpathfinder8218 Ya those are some good guesses. But since a DNA test tends to only show DNA markers within the last few centuries, and it's rare for anything older to remain, you still very likely have Briton ancestry, but it's been overwhelmed by generstions upon generations of ancestors in areas more heavily populated by ethnically Germanic peoples. Like for myself, I also have some Scottish for real in my DNA (and also an English knight ancestor killed at Bannockburn by a Scot), but it would be crazy to believe that all my lineage through Scotland was purely based on Saxons and Danes alone who heavily settled the area. The Picts and Scottii, native Briton peoples, would also be included in that mix. I would say the same for the English and people living within the bounds of the old Danelaw; the people of the viking age intermixed by choice or by force. The original celt bloodlines may not show up anymore in tests, but we still wouldnt exist without those celt ancestors. Considering how the Romans ran their army, and how people from far-flung areas of the Empire were stationed often thousands of miles from home, it's possible that you or I could have had Greek, Syrian, Italian, Anatolian etc ancestors from that time but would see absolutely nothing of it show up in our physical features or DNA code because it has literally been diluted out of the blood despite them continuing to own a deep root in the unknown depths of the family tree.

[@noahtylerpritchett2682]

I hate being thirsty and drink a lot. And I sweat like a mule in the heat. I can go hours in the cold and without food If I so wish.

[@vikingmountainranchlife7447]

Very cool I loved your video! You always have good and authentic content I really appreciate and respect that!😊👍👍👍

[@larrygarner1413]

Excellent use of sources. Enjoyed the commentary.

[@rolfrobertson6404]

This video and its contents are 100% spot on. This actually explains my life style . Some people have ask me , why when ever people visit me , do I make so much food and drink ( yes I make my own mead ) all my life and my parents and grandparents life this has been the norm. My ancestors are from Sweden, Denmark, Germany and Slavic. My real sir name is Gertsch. Meaning, Lance or spear. Thanks for the short and to the point video.

[@ColoradoStreaming]

Vikings actually ruled over much of Russia and Ukraine during the Middle Ages.

[@cross0128]

Not Germanic, but I would say we celts are very similar in alot of these aspects of the germanic peoples in almost every way, we just put our own spin on it but it makes sense as to why we in Ireland, Scotland, Wales and other celtic nations/regions get along so well with all germanic people, we're practically estranged siblings

[@nick101984]

What are the differences? We're celts romanized Latin people?

[@HYDROCARBON_XD]

That’s because both Germanic and celts are indo-European,just as Slavic,Baltic,Greek,Indo-Iranians and romance people

[@ingwiafraujaz3126]

@@HYDROCARBON_XD Yes, this. We all share Indo-European roots.

[@ingwiafraujaz3126]

@@nick101984 Some Celts such as the Gauls and Britons have been Romanized, though not all. But they're not Romanized Italic people, no, if that's what you meant by Latin (which is really just the language of the Romans). Celts are just...Celtic lol. They're a distinct Indo-European subgroup, just like Germanic, Slavic, Baltic, Italic, Greek, etc. Though Germanic/Baltic/Slavic share a more recent common origin, and Celtic and Italic supposedly do as well. Some Celtic tribes became mixed with Germanic tribes in southern Belgium and Switzerland for example and adopted a more Germanic identity. Some of those were also culturally Romanized as they were made part of the Roman Empire and naturalized as Roman citizens.

[@jeanmackenzie4781]

​@Ingwia Fraujaz sorry so germanic people

[@Antioc87]

This is gold, thank you soo much

[@stringybarkin]

This is a topic that I have been waiting for, cheers from Sth Australia

[@Valfreyja9]

I feel blessed with my Germanic, Swedish , Danish, icelandic and English ancestors(both parents)! Also with my slavic roots,from my mom's side!I want to know everything!Thank you Thor⚡💜

[@timeup2549]

mutt

[@olafharoldsonnii4713]

@@timeup2549 lol

[@Valfreyja9]

@@timeup2549 💋

[@torstenscott7571]

You got a good music selection on your channel.

[@Valfreyja9]

@@torstenscott7571 Thank you so much !

[@blanquitochulito7466]

Same thing with the ladies in the States. Stay Germanic, Europe. Don't be like us across the pond.

[@tillik1004]

It's the opposite where I am in the US. It's always been the men who didn't want to get married and have kids. I know two couples now where the lady wants another baby and the man is saying no.

[@jacktheripper5019]

Great stuff dude. More historic stuff - especially about battles/wars including the germanic tribes/people.

[@calgacusmaeatae3964]

You are right on point, great video look into ancient Celtic and Germanic planting and growing techniques they are getting harder to find but a wealth of knowledge.

[@ThorAnderson]

My 2nd great grandfather came to America from Sweden in 1866 and everything you say about Scandinavian men vibes with me too hard from monogamy to host thing and even my spiritual beliefs. I generally find that people dont take their values seariously anymore so im glad to hear im not alone!

[@VegetoStevieD]

Same with me, except I have high-set pointy ears and a sleeker physique.

[@HYDROCARBON_XD]

When the romans encountered the Germanic tribes they were already in Netherlands,parts of Poland and northern Scandinavia,so not only in the “urheimat” that was southern Scandinavia and northern Germany

[@maxs.6436]

Great video brother, greetings from Southtyrol ❤

[@jamesjoseph7194]

I learned a lot! Thank you!!

[@markusorth5450]

I only visited Germany once and stayed with friends in Munich for a few days. Aside from them being great hosts (the patriarch, literally, gave me an ancient stein and a trachten vest that I am somehow able to get into. I will never forget walking around Munich with my ex-wife on one of our last days, looking at a map, like a tourist and an old German woman stopped us to offer help. She didn't have to. We didn't ask. She was just being nice to complete foreigners.

[@BARBARYAN.]

Man, I have so much respect for you and the honesty you give us. Usury is the downfall to all of mankind.

[@rippedtorn2310]

He means Jews . Hes a coward like all edgelords .

[@ksgermania6159]

The Germans wasnt that stupid after all... debt free money? wow... no wonder it was put to dust.

[@kissofthecobra3761]

@@ksgermania6159 Usury is just a very dishonest and cowardly way to try to gain wealth over others. Some of the worst of society just want hand outs and expect other people to bend over back and knee for them. Sadly though a lot of people also forget where they come from and forget about respect. Many try to demand respect even when they themselfves have no personal honour. Honour and pride go hand in hand but then there is also false pride which is led by the ego.

[@MA-gh9op]

Subbed and liked, please continue to post video like this, it is beautiful

[@intrinzikritik]

Another great video!!

[@timbow1833]

very interesting to learn about these things, our society has much to learn from the ancients

[@eternalwizard776]

I’ve always been kind of bummed I’m not full blown Scandinavian and am about a quarter German but this video actually makes me really proud. I used to be kind of bummed about my German roots you’ve really opened my eyes with this video

[@VegetoStevieD]

Nowadays you're lucky to be all White. Count your blessings.

[@vikingskuld]

Great video thank you. It's great to hear someone talking about these morals again. Thank you very much

[@waynehowell431]

Thanks dude, this explains a lot.

[@youngtally2677]

Hey wow, I think I'm the first to comment. Love your videos dude, keep it up :)

[@philh2932]

7:00 lots of people assume that monogamy is a traditional Christian value, when in reality it was practiced by pagans as well. It’s a thing for a reason.

[@frhythms]

Love it, Thank You Good Man !!!

[@nicholassolarius2076]

Thank you for your videos

[@ursulakolb3760]

It is interesting that you brought up armed societies. I have traveled in Sandinista led Nicara and Castro's Cuba, both armed societies and I found some of the most gracious and hospitable people there. And excluding the outside interference they were more peaceful than many US places. I live in the Arizona desert. I am German, Swedish and Irish with a little bit of Native American. I hate the cold! 😂

[@bigpuma444]

A little over half my lineage is German, 1/4 is Norwegian (the rest is split even with Italian and Irish). I can absolutely agree on being out in nature is incredibly therapeutic for me, especially exploring new and unfamiliar places with unique geology. So much of my free time is spent being outside that being indoors for longer than two hours gives me bad cabin fever. Not much of a fan of usury either, when I help out friends financially, I don’t expect return payment as I simply don’t want to see them in a bad place

[@VegetoStevieD]

I'm with you. I had a Persian "friend" that gave me a loan and charged interest. I paid it off right away, and afterwords I never felt the same about him.

[@harrisonduncan9048]

Good information thank you sir

[@OlJarhead]

I see many similarities in your talking points to the early written descriptions of “Native Americans” by colonists. Their constant migrations to different settlements, their sharing of possessions, no individual ownership of land, and their spiritual relationship to the forests. I like the statement of not confining their deities to walls… “woods and groves are their temples”. This has always been my feelings towards the creator since childhood.

[@canadiancontent352]

I’d say many of these characteristics are shared by many traditional peoples

[@VegetoStevieD]

That's not what most early descriptions said. Those are the ones you're allowed to read nowadays.

[@markhenry192]

Sad to say those proud people and days are almost gone. My country (UK) and much of Europe are no longer ours. We can thank our spineless politicians and the left for that.

[@UsoundsGermany]

Why "spineless" they have a mission to fillfill and so far they do this quite good.... and ppl voted for them so can only blame themselves. Like the women holding refugee welcome signs, guess they dream of the BBC every night 😅Plus the left is the same as the right... all bullcrap

[@markhenry192]

@@UsoundsGermany true enough. There was a time though when the right were the right! Sadly woke ideology got to them. Anyway we are done for. Thanks.

[@UsoundsGermany]

@@markhenry192 Well we are not to blame, when 90%+ of sheeple want communism and multikulti or do not care..😉What can one do then...

[@carolarmer1204]

It's the debt that most people carry which ruined us as a people , debt like mortgages , car finance , credit cards , bank loans etc. have tied most people hands to the point that no one is willing to rock the boat for fear of losing their jobs , then they won't be able to make their debt payments and so risk losing everything they have . Debt is a very powerful way of controlling the masses .

[@markhenry192]

@@carolarmer1204 and when they take away cash and all transactions have to be done digitally then they will have almost total control over our lives!

[@davidschlageter5962]

Thank you that was great.

[@anthonycress327]

I love your videos they definitely bring a lot of light into my own culture I do have Germanic, Celtic, and west African blood. And your video. Helped so much to with learning about my own genetic history and culture

[@IosuamacaMhadaidh]

Agree with you on the negative effects of adopting Roman social structures. As someone with Gael and Germanic ancestry, I often wonder what things would be like if Rome never conquered, or existed, and how the Germanic tribes or Celtic tribes would have evolved and how the world would have turned out. Assuming neither the Turks, Mongols, or various Caliphates didn't conquer us. It could be argued that without Rome, any of the above mentioned would have eventually conquered us for the same reasons as Rome had.

[@cyankirkpatrick5194]

Did you see where the discovered the oldest rune in I think Norway, yesterday. It was huge now they're going to try to translate it, I was thinking,good luck with that 🙄😜😁

[@BARBARYAN.]

He made a short about it

[@cyankirkpatrick5194]

@@BARBARYAN. That's great.

[@asgrim1513]

Wanna add more emojis?

[@jsnstamper]

Good job bro

[@HellaJ77]

2nd generation Norwegian-American here! 👋🏻 Enjoy your content a lot! You’ve taught me more than my grandparents from Trondheim

[@Wiwaz]

What went wrong? Agriculture. We became farmers. Civilization. We became civilized. Christianity. We lost our roots. Industrialization. We became slaves. Feminism. We lost our families. Capitalism. We lost all direction. Globalization. We lost our homelands. High-tech. We lost ourselves -vv

[@esothetics]

Find your innate Faustian spirit.

[@feldgrau2664]

Pretty much... Although I wouldn't say farming is nefarious, as long as it remains 100% local. Raw dairy is important, especially for us Northern Europeans.

[@UsoundsGermany]

So you watched a LOT of Varg videos 😂😂 And you forgot to name zionism and communism tststs (gatekeeper?)

[@esothetics]

@@UsoundsGermany This is why we are in a stagnant period.

[@Wiwaz]

@@UsoundsGermany Well , Zionism can be added under Christianity, and Communism can be added under industrialization. It's from his blog, that's why it's credited with vv if you read it properly

[@bo0tsy1]

Really like your delivery

[@paronzoda]

Great analysis

[@EstbXCIII]

Germanic people really are probably the most diverse looking people on the planet.. I mean we're the only ones out of all other races to have non-black or brown eyes colors and hair. We have brown and sometimes black hair but also blonde, dirty blonde.and red hair while also have blue, green and hazel eyes. Their is a story that the Native Americans tell of long ago encountering red haired giants and I'm convinced these must have been Norse travelers because northern Europeans even today are the tallest and biggest people on Earth and obviously we have red hair. I sometimes think that if this was the case then just imagine how shocked and probably even freaked out we would have appeared to the Native Americans due to likely never seeing humans being who looked like that. It s just so fascinating. (P.s.) in no way to I mean to imply that Europeans are superior in any way to non Europeans.

[@lokisinsouciance9321]

The "non-intermariage" part kind of makes sense to me. My grandmother was from Norway and my grandfather was from Sweden, and their families forbade their marriage. Obviously, they did get married, and their families were pretty pissed.

[@galenbjorn443]

And swedes and norwegian are 99,9999% the same people. My great grandmother were from norway as well.

[@WrathDrago]

Nothing wrong with that boet, still European with European, instead of marrying and having children with non-European peoples.

[@asgrim1513]

@@WrathDrago just because it was not done back in the time doesn't mean it shouldn't be done today.

[@WrathDrago]

@Asgrim what are you referring to, European people not having relations with non-European peoples or a European from one culture not having relations with another European from a different culture?

[@asgrim1513]

@@WrathDrago both, it doesn't matter anymore. Ppl can chose who to marry and live with, doesn't matter the culture or which boarder line they belong to.

[@Bella-wl6fn]

Oh wow I just found this channel and I'm so excited about absolutely every single title to see after work this winter. I look forward to all of your content, I'm almost 100 % German but I was taken from my German family in Minnesota as an 8 year old corn fed northern kid all the way to Miami, Fl. However, the German family always resided in Rochester, Mn over 100 yrs that I know about, I don't know the names of great or great great grandparents yet though, I'm trying to find out. My grandma and grandpa spoke German and had Viking stuff in their house. In Miami, I grew up the minority which was GREAT experience...but here i am now in my 50s just now realizing that i might have Viking ancient ancestors. I know nothing of my own origins but I do about everyone elses. Germanic history is like the American Indians with lots of tribes which is confusing. Now its time to try to figure out my roots to, my personality out of the gate was always reserved some say stoic or introverted...and I'm still known for a bit of rebelliousness. I have blue eyes blonde hair big feet big hands and tan really dark. I'm 5'7 tall 128 pounds as in sturdy, made for work. I'm stronger than most women my age. The tiny percentage (11% isn't) of dna that is not German (89% is ) is a blend of Dutch, French, Irish from Mom's side but they too were with lots of German bloodline characteristics. Thank you!!! 😊

[@zeropointconsciousness]

I'm very connected to nature and actually have my own grove now. Shared with the local community of course but it's still a special place. Such a natural post this it's all common sense. Thanks Sacred Brother.

[@germanicpaganpaths]

I have been with my wife since she was 15 and I was 16 I will be 40 next year I have only ever wanted 1 women and we are still in love with each other and very happy,thanks for a great video.

[@SethComedyFan]

My family is Pennsylvania Dutch (German), and this literally describes how we are to a T.

[@starrcitizenalpha7847]

Same for me as an Australian of Dutch/Frisian and Southern English (Wessex/Sussex-(Saxon)) heritage. However, I grew up in Darwin, with its hot and humid tropical climate, and have no issue with labouring in hot weather. Be well.

[@leeandrew8987]

from both sides of my family have Germanic ancestry and I have some Scottish ancestry and I'm a Englishman

[@mikewojnar6254]

Spot on my friend!

[@NorvelCooksey]

Thanks brother.

[@frost8077]

I was listening to an interview yesterday on a Gnostic KZbin channel where it was mentioned how capitalism had developed out from Calvinist Britain to compete against the economies of the rest of Europe. Socioeconomic subjects are something I never really had an interest in learning about, probably because I find most of it to be confusing nonsense as if money isn't even real, but it could make a good video one day for you to compare how different religions and cultures affect the outcome of a land's political structure, such as pre-Christian governments compared to post-Conversion governments.

[@pauladee6937]

Yes! Finally a comment with great insights and thoughts toward resolve. Surrounding the Why were in this mess! Yes, that's how the Ruling Factions took over the economic power structures.

[@varalderfreyr8438]

Viking economics vs continental economics.

[@kenolson6572]

Even as a pre-teen I knew that I didn't belong in a Christian church. If I wanted to be close to god(s) I would go deep into the woods.

[@thehistorybard6333]

So good to see an actual Scandinavian guy talking about these topics. For the same reason I'm excited to read Tore Skeie's book "The Wolf Age"

[@malkalite]

Very interesting!

[@dierkrieger]

My family came to the US in the 1890s, and my mother's family is German and Swedish, and my father's family is Danish and Norwegen. Where I grew up in a small town in Kansas where everybody is of Swedish descent and heavy Swedish culture.

[@imagerydivine1554]

Nice name, animal warrior.

[@ksgermania6159]

They have been made "American" in 1917. The Babel-Proclamation. All Europeans in America had to be "American" and deny where they are from. People had boards up saying: Born in Germany, Now a American. Italians, French, British ect all followed and cut ties with Europe. Exactly those people didnt blink an eye when destroying central Europe in World War 1 & 2. - What happened in America (and Russia) in world war 1 was the Ethnic Cultural Cleansing of various peoples. The Number 1 target in America and Russia was "German", can you imagine? 38% of the USA spoke German by 1917 which was the majority. Germans have settled Americas since at least 1650, maybe even earlier. It all changed with Woodrow Wilson and FDR. They actually planned to erase the German history and there are 2 propaganda Movies (made by the British and USA) which actually say it out loud: We (the Americans) will create a New Germany. We (the USA) control the Education and Culture of Germany now. - They said, in "Here is Germany": Only if the Germans forget Schiller, Goethe, the Kaiser, Bismarck, Arminius ect, only then will the Germans be allowed to join the family of mankind again. - The War on this "Culture" is absolutely insane and seems to be a never ending story. I am so shocked by what i have learned in and from America... i did not know. - So my question is: Why? Why do they still seem to politically persecute Germans to this day? Why is that so?

[@dierkrieger]

@KS Germania My family on my mother's side all spoke German, and during WW 2 they were told to speak English. All 6 of my uncles fought but were sent to the Pacific.

[@ksgermania6159]

@@dierkrieger The German language was declared a war-crime in 1918 in the USA. You know the Movie Equilibrium? The scene when Bale finds a room with all the hidden stuff... thats how it was for Germans in Canada, Australia, Soviet-Russia and the USA as well New-Polish regions. I just wonder why the West decided to hunt down the Germans in ww1.

[@Holmesson]

My family's ancestry is very similar. I too grew up in Kansas. My wife and I still live in Wichita. My family is Danish and my wife's family is Swedish / German. I wish you and yours well!

[@cesarflores9974]

South Texas and northern Mexico have German influenced towns and communities like New Braunfels and many others. Alot of influence in the local music as well, especially anything involving accordion. German cheese is the best! I'm American of Mexican and French descent, found out my French ancestry goes back to the Normans that invaded Frankia and England. I think the vikings like the mongols despite having a passion for battle and war, they changed and influenced the world forever.

[@KiraReminiec9399]

Two other states that have a Germanic influences are Illinois & Wisconsin.

[@swissmilitischristilxxii3691]

Mongols influenced nothing. They ruled a vast desert. Where's the art, philosophy, architecture, civilisation?

[@sharonmontano4924]

That is why Mexican beer is the best in the world 🎉Negra Modelo rules!

[@ColoradoStreaming]

That is correct on the music. Tejano music was very much influenced by German and Czech immigrants in Texas.

[@dhrboeser7788]

You are right about not dealing with the heat very well, today 38 degrees here in Western Australia and I'm struggling to do stuff throughout the day.

[@aksel_5537]

Farenheit or Celsius?

[@dhrboeser7788]

Celsius

[@VegetoStevieD]

Ya, I work in the yard of a backwoods Florida hardware store, selling propane among other things. I can't do it full time. I can actually handle the heat just fine on a cloudy day, but direct sunlight drains my energy. It isn't even a problem of my skin turning red. It's more like my skin is extra translucent, and it goes deep into my body. It's painful.

[@NomadicCreator]

Freaking LOVE this!!!! I am seeing so much of myself. As a woman, I have always had a strong sense of Monogomy, so much so that I often felt abnormal. I also am extremely aware of the spiritual; spirituality is as normal as the physical to me and mine. And YES! The outdoors is our TEMPLE!!!! Also, character development is this life's goal. Question, is there a book that show the different cultures like the Yamana (sp?) or BattleAxe Cultures and how those all shaped the tribes? I have grey eyes and wonder where they come from. My DNA map shows the area all around the North and Baltic Seas. Are grey eyes Slavic (is that the Steppe?)?

[@NinjaStormm]

Grey/blue eyes originate from western hunter gatherer that are a separate group from yamana

[@valterrusso4711]

To fight and protect our people against the wef manipulated woke, we men must call upon our ancient blood. Germania, Lusitânia, Celtics, Slavic or African, no matter the race we need to stand united against the ones who are trying to reduce us to their cowards moral.

[@DeEchteZeus]

open borders for Israel

[@jimbryan3819]

Thank you!