Do you regard South Tyrol as an indivisible part of Italy?

[Wolf]

Grenz said that there is no such thing as "ethnic Germans".

Generally speaking, "ethnic Germans" refers to Germans who don't live in Germany. Nowadays, it can also refer to Germans who live in Germany but who are also of German origin.

When the Germans say "ethnic", they're simply referring to European German-speakers, that's why they can include the Baltic-looking East Prussians, the stereotypical North German/Prussian, and the Celt or Slavicized Austrian.

And why do they speak German, because they were forced to do so by the evil Germans?

Not political, not religious, just linguistic.
It's always been the case.

Do you have a more practical classification. BTW, Protestantism is a good indication of Germans.

For example in the Austrian Empire/Austro-Hungarian Empire, the main factor to separate the different ethnicities under the Habsburgs was language.

What's about religion or ethnicity?

[Arend]

When the Germans say "ethnic", they're simply referring to European German-speakers, that's why they can include the Baltic-looking East Prussians

So when you are “Baltic” looking (whatever that means) you can’t be German? You really are an expert on the Germans

the stereotypical North German/Prussian

„North“ Germany is not „Prussia“. Maybe you should take a look closer look at a map

Celt or Slavicized Austrian

Because other Germans have absolutely no Celtic or Slavic admixture at all and every Austria is either a “Celt” or “Slavicized”, right?

Not political, not religious, just linguistic.
It's always been the case.

Thank you, my sides needed that

[Ianus]

Yes, ST is indivisible from Italy

[Wolf]

Yes, ST is indivisible from Italy

Why?

[Ianus]

Costitutionally isn't provided secession, and South Tyrol has a very large autonomy compared to other regions (Degasperi Gruber agreement)

[Wolf]

Costitutionally isn't provided secession, and South Tyrol has a very large autonomy compared to other regions (Degasperi Gruber agreement)

I see, you refer to legal obstacles. That could indeed be problematic.

[Ianus]

There is also a UN resolution, the n. 1661 of 1961, that said that Austria can't claims a referendum for annexion of Alto Adige/South Tyrol.

[Wolf]

There is also a UN resolution, the n. 1661 of 1961, that said that Austria can't claims a referendum for annexion of Alto Adige/South Tyrol.

Who talked about Austria?

[Austo]

as long as south tyroleans live there its austrian.

[Ianus]

Who talked about Austria?

as long as south tyroleans live there its austrian.