Some Germans love to talk about lands east of the Odra river, you know
>muh my ancestors lived there, there's still their house and tombstones even
But when it comes to real actions then I have never seen a single flower or a candle in any German cemetery, instead I saw crumbling monuments and huge overgrown bushes around them
In other words it's all empty words, they don't really care.
Some Germans love to talk about lands east of the Odra river, you know
Carter Scott
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Kayden Reyes
I’m Nordic af, Prussian german ethnicity :)
Ryder Gutierrez
I'm sure poles leave flowers in Lwow and Wilno, right?
Adrian Brown
Probably
Liam Rivera
Also we have organisations for it
Caleb Harris
Y'know I really don't get the obsession. I'm probably in a minority on boards like this when I say it's justified that Poland gained that territory. You all had to put up with a bunch of shit for so long, the lands are long polonized anyway.
Isaiah Nguyen
>there's still their house and tombstones even
no, this is just bullshit and they know.
Never in my life have I seen a german tombstone anywhere
Brandon Bennett
dafuq?
Eli Kelly
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Landon Cruz
oh, candles, good to see them
Bentley Campbell
those people are long dead who gives a shit
Luis Howard
Bro just give back Silesia and Pomerania and we’ll let you take Kaliningrad when we capitulate Russia
Jaxson Miller
They actually do
Austin Cruz
>German cemetery
I always wondered what was done with the graves of the former Germans.
Samuel Cook
Thanks fren
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Hudson Cruz
So how do zoomers view these graves? did they even know it was German once?
Camden Scott
As you can see - pretty much nothing
Also some of them are still used as before war but now with deceased Poles
Charles Rodriguez
Shrugging arms is the most probable answer
Jayden Foster
>Pomerania
Lol they came to Brazil.
Isaiah Brown
And yes, they know Germans lie there
Nathan Flores
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Leo Cook
I heard many old germans who used to live in Königsberg would come to visit the place as tourists after the fall of communism. Is there no such thing in poland?
Andrew Russell
So how do poles in the recovered territories view the Prussian era consider most people their now didn't live there back then?
Juan Williams
Also how many germans live there now with the Schengen zone?