Do German regions still feel the impact of their respective occupants?
Do German regions still feel the impact of their respective occupants?
Anthony Powell
Luke Carter
Yeah, I’m a mongrel
Adrian Rogers
Krauts got american after war bbc and still complain
Eli Diaz
I hear they like the beatles in hamburg, don't think that has anything to do with the occupation but
Owen Richardson
somewhat
American troops are still stationed in the former US occupation zone
East Germany is still lacking behind economically due to the communist regime installed by the Soviets
as for the former British and French zones, idk
everyone likes the Beatles
Andrew Lee
>everyone likes the Beatles
Who??
David Howard
Me
Henry Ross
It's a good band.
Brayden Lee
>I hear they like the beatles in hamburg
they have a little monument thing that looks like really big cookie cutters but i've never heard anyone say anything special about them beyond the fact they played here
Sebastian Turner
We should've made Bavaria a state desu.
Dylan Price
This guy still popular in Germany?
Ryan Perez
God I wish it stayed like that
Caleb Nguyen
the germans in the french occupied regions (why the fuck were they handed this participation trophy?) unanimously voted no to the french
Jack James
Why do americans have this meme that he was ever popular here?
Juan Reed
He performed at the Berlin Wall thing
Oliver Allen
Im pretty sure the allies decided to give it to France because they wanted France to be the dominant force in mainland Europe.
Well decolonialization, the marshall plan and German SUPERIORITY still made Germany ONCE AGAIN more relevant than France
Elijah White
Do you?
Eli Watson
are you even human if you live outside of the green area?
Only greens are true germans
Joseph Howard
I'd say so.
Caleb Cox
As said, the former border between East and West had the viggest impact, but most of the time regions are more influenced by things predating the war and even going back to the HRE times.
Eli Wright
Huh? Why are Bremerhavn and Hanover their own states? Is it just because of us? Bremerhavn looks like such a retardedly small and unremarkable city.
Ryder Hall
y south germoney so rich
Levi Roberts
Lmao. Say "THANK YOU AMERICA"
Blake Rogers
Oh wait that isn't Hanover lol it's Bremen.
Austin Flores
That's Bremerhaven and Bremen. They're together. Hamburg is also a thing on it's own. I think that's because they were hanseatic n sheeiit.
Burger capitalism influence
Landon Roberts
nothing to do with burgers.
Tyler Richardson
We weren't handed shit, this region was taken by Free French Forces.
Kevin Flores
>was taken by Free French Forces
Hunter Cook
also I've no idea what you mean by
>unanimously voted no to the french
There was a referendum for Saarland (not the entirety of French occupied Germany) to join France and they voted no, it wasn"t unanimous (I don't think you know what this word means)
Lucas Parker
Bremerhaven is a part of Bremen, which was one of the Hanseatic Cities and later a souvereign state. Niedersachsen (I assume you mean it by Hannover) became a state after WW2 by unification of some other states
Noah Rivera
Yes.
Kevin Ortiz
hre shenanigans
Jackson Cox
the biggest impact up today is the GDR/FRG division. As Austria, the GDR shouldn't have merged with FRG
>t. inhabitant of the GDR area