When and how did Germany overtake France and Great Britain?

Isn't it amazing how such a recent country achieved so many things?

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Because of Prussia (Brandenburg) in the 19th century

The actual motors of Germany have always been Bayern and the Rhineland since its unification

Somehow idf is pulling the entire country

germany didn't pop out of nowhere in 1871. The people living there have been developing the land for centuries prior like everyhwere else

One word: sigma male grindset

They fell for the big conglomerate meme while we had the Mittelstand model, as well as co-determination.

Now they don't have any manufacturing anymore except for some defense and railway which are basically state-owned companies.

Prussia and the German Empire.

Germany popped out in 1949 and your right the states already existed for 4 years at that point.

I am pretty sure the French are a heavy contestant in the nuclear field. They just have a huge public manufacturing sector and nothing next to it

>a heavy contestant in the nuclear field

Just more state owned companies. Their model of liberalization completely failed.

Why? Is it because they have more of your DNA?

Sometimes it is not a bad thing, when I compare French rail networks to the German one. You still have things to learn

Bavaria used to be poorer than Poland until after the end of WW2
Germany exists only since the late 19th century when Brandenburg was the intellecual and cultural center of Germany and Saxony the most industrialized part of the country and Berlin not only the administrative but also the financial capital similar to England and France

>Bavaria used to be poorer than Poland

Austria was double-richer than Poland before ww2

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Austria, an empire producing culture for many centuries at this point, isn't Bavaria, a state that produced basically nothing of intellectual value.

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385 is like 70% of average (489), which is even slightly higher than Austria

You are horrible at math

Würrtemberg is the name of a region. It's simply highlighted because it was the central topic of the study for which this data was compiled.
And it makes no sense either to assume the relative values remained the same between between 1849 and 1938, just as it doesn't make sense to assume Austria=Bavaria since the beginning of time.
You're absolutely horrible at everything.

The poorest, most dogshit part of Germany is still 2-3 times richer than Poland

Stop embarrassing yourself, retard

Today but not historically. In any case it makes no sense to say
>The actual motors of Germany have always been Bayern [...]

Also mad how London still btfo's every other city in Europe, it's literally the only thing keeping my cunt globally relevant lol