Czech Republic is now ahead of Spain in GDP per capita

[Satem]

Congratulations :thumb001:

[Jana]

Congrats to CZ. Not suprising, in between the 2 world wars Czech lands had higher GDP per capita than France. In near future it is likely to become one of richest European countries.

[The Lawspeaker]

Well done to the Czechs ! You see: making as a good a car as the Germans (make/used to make) but doing it at a slightly cheaper rate, usually gets the commercial point across.

[Satem]

Congrats to CZ. Not suprising, in between the 2 world wars Czech lands had higher GDP per capita than France. In near future it is likely to become one of richest European countries.

They are still below EU average but still they are going to be richer and richer, probably it's going to be one of the best countries to live. Quite rich and with small number of migrants

[Jana]

They are still below EU average but still they are going to be richer and richer, probably it's going to be one of the best countries to live. Quite rich and with small number of migrants

Exactly. Czechs won't allow problems and ideologies of western Europe spill to their country. West is practically lost. V4 + Slovenia/Estonia are the future of European prosperity, not only economically.
Only one I see having problems in the future out of them all is unfortunately Hungary due to uncontrolled rise of Gypsy population.

[Aldaris]

Not sure how to feel about that. :laugh:

But I'm not standard Spanish, so positive I guess.

[Duffmannn]

Congrats.

The bad point to the new: that means that in 5 years they will be flooded with third world inmigrants (that´s what happened when Spain beated Italy)

[Jana]

Congrats.

The bad point to the new: that means that in 5 years they will be flooded with third world inmigrants (that´s what happened when Spain beated Italy)

They won't be, because V4 countries have tough politics on immigration.

[Aldaris]

Congrats.

The bad point to the new: that means that in 5 years they will be flooded with third world inmigrants (that´s what happened when Spain beated Italy)

I don’t think so. It’s not like the economic situation was any different a year ago, for example. So far, no attention from them. Plus, with no community of them already here and no policies to provide them aid, it’s just better for them to go to NW-Europe. Two birds, I guess.

[Blondie]

Exactly. Czechs won't allow problems and ideologies of western Europe spill to their country. West is practically lost. V4 + Slovenia/Estonia are the future of European prosperity, not only economically.
Only one I see having problems in the future out of them all is unfortunately Hungary due to uncontrolled rise of Gypsy population.

Slovakia has such % gypsie population than Hungary. I've seen tons of gypsie there.

[Jana]

Slovakia has such % gypsie population than Hungary. I've seen tons of gypsie there.

Never been there, but in Czech Republic there are quite a few in Sudeten region.

[Duffmannn]

I have been in Prague last september, what I watched was exactly the Spain of the 90´s: growing prosperity, a still pseudo-traditionalist society, but the poison of the progressism and the third world inmigration is yet there, and will grow in the next years surely. (Yes, in Prague there are many inmigrants, not as in the Western, but there are many)

[Bellbeaking]

maybe gdp ppp pc. doubt this has occured wrt real gdppc (nominal).

[Duffmannn]

There are also abundant gypsies or pseudo-gypsies in Czech Republic, it´s not an epidemic as Romania or Andalusia, but they exist.

[Jana]

I have been in Prague last september, what I watched was exactly the Spain of the 90´s: growing prosperity, a still pseudo-traditionalist society, but the poison of the progressism and the third world inmigration is yet there, and will grow in the next years surely. (Yes, in Prague there are many inmigrants, not as in the Western, but there are many)

I don't think Czechs are traditionalist. For EE standard they are certanly not, especially in comparison with Poles. They have always been known as liberal, rational, individualist and secular. Though this is more of a Bohemian stereotype. But not liberal in a western way. They are not overly nationalist, but they are quite xenophobic, not open to foreigners. And Czech Republic doesn't have any colonial history.

Really I don't think Spanish and Czech situation has much similarities. Being richer won't make them change their mind on immigration and you can see that based on who wins elections.

[Black Panther]

Good for the Czechs. Hoping to see some Latin American countries surpass Spain and Portugal as well. I believe Chile and Panama are already higher than Portugal. Not sure how they compare to Spain.

[Aldaris]

I have been in Prague last september, what I watched was exactly the Spain of the 90´s: growing prosperity, a still pseudo-traditionalist society, but the poison of the progressism and the third world inmigration is yet there, and will grow in the next years surely. (Yes, in Prague there are many inmigrants, not as in the Western, but there are many)

Prague is it’s own, shitty world. Not representative at all.

[Duffmannn]

Good for the Czechs. Hoping to see some Latin American countries surpass Spain and Portugal as well. I believe Chile and Panama are already higher than Portugal. Not sure how they compare to Spain.

They will equal with Spain and Portugal because Spain and Portugal will be plenty of thirdworlders (most of them from ex-colonies in Latin America and Africa) and will become in a Latin America 2.0, with a majority of illiterate and poor brown population, and a minority of wealthy iberians.

[Duffmannn]

Prague is it’s own, shitty world. Not representative at all.

The small eastern Europe countries like Czechia (plus Austria) are basically a capital city and some villages-small cities in the surrounding hundreds of kilometers, until appears another country and another capital city.

[Black Panther]

They will equal with Spain and Portugal because Spain and Portugal will be plenty of thirdworlders (most of them from ex-colonies in Latin America and Africa) and will become in a Latin America 2.0, with a majority of illiterate and poor brown population, and a minority of wealthy iberians.

The Latin American countries are reaching and surpassing Iberian GDP per capita levels with a much higher Mixed/Black/Amerindian percentage of people than Portugal or Spain will have even 40-50 years in the future.

[Aldaris]

The small eastern Europe countries like Czechia (plus Austria) are basically a capital city and some villages-small cities in the surrounding hundreds of kilometers, until appears another country and another capital city.

Kinda, but what’s the real thing in that case? Most other cities/villages in here can be described as ‘boring’, objectively. But that doesn’t mean anything. Just around 1/10 of Czechs live in Prague.

[Duffmannn]

The Latin American countries are reaching and surpassing Iberian GDP per capita levels with a much higher Mixed/Black/Amerindian percentage of people than Portugal or Spain will have even 40-50 years in the future.

The GDP per capita grows slowly in Spain because in the last 20 years we have imported 10 million immigrants that we didn´t needed and have only worked for increase until dramatic rates the unemployment rates and the number of people that survives with the funds of the state.

Without them the spaniards would be a 20-25% richer.

I lived in Panama and they will never be richer than Spain, the human factor fails dramatically, if they didn´t had an spanish economical elite that country would be another Haiti.

[coolfrenchguy]

Congrats to CZ. Not suprising, in between the 2 world wars Czech lands had higher GDP per capita than France. In near future it is likely to become one of richest European countries.

maybe an higher GDP per capita but we are ranked #1 as soft power front the USA in soft power 30,yes we are front the USA surprised? yes me too and we are ranked in 10th position an 9th last year,because some assholes have ranked France behind India in there dreams,not even close i don't think so we don't need to care about hepatisis from D to Z when we are pulling water from our sinks,we don't need to watch our 6 for the tourista,india seriously, it's not because they launching spoutniks (meaning traveller in russian) that's made of them a first world country
if your avoid all the third world cockroaches who weight the boat and pulling us by the bottom we still in the fifth first ranked countries
https://www.thelocal.fr/userdata/images/1500371387_soft.power.soft.power.30..jpg


does your third world analphabets surnumbered coakroaches able to do this ?i don't think so


i'am very sorry,all my bad, if hold up a thread of my czech friends of the Carolus Magnus Great Holy Germanic Empire please forget me but:
Brain-controlled exoskeleton helps paralyzed man walk again

A man paralyzed from the shoulders down has been able to walk using a pioneering four-limb robotic system, or exoskeleton, that is commanded and controlled by signals from his brain.

https://assets.weforum.org/article/image/large_FjQMuDOnh5niZ-CUSDSR05Ppp-rDVuLr5VOkJVsIB1s.PNG A patient with tetraplegia walks using an exoskeleton in Grenoble, France.

Image: University of Grenoble

A man paralyzed from the shoulders down has been able to walk using a pioneering four-limb robotic system, or exoskeleton, that is commanded and controlled by signals from his brain.



With a ceiling-mounted harness for balance, the 28-year-old tetraplegic patient used a system of sensors implanted near his brain to send messages to move all four of his paralyzed limbs after a two-year-long trial of the whole-body exoskeleton.

The results, published in The Lancet Neurology journal on Thursday, bring doctors a step closer to one day being able to help paralyzed patients drive computers using brain signals alone, according to researchers who led the work.

But for now the exoskeleton is purely an experimental prototype and is “far from clinical application”, they added.

“(This) is the first semi-invasive wireless brain-computer system designed... to activate all four limbs,” said Alim-Louis Benabid, a neurosurgeon and professor at the University of Grenoble, France, who co-led the trial.


https://assets.weforum.org/editor/1xjsk1TlvXFo_mHJCIZzklWaYhSl1R84X3sRzRsbw1s.PNG He said previous brain-computer technologies have used invasive sensors implanted in the brain, where they can be more dangerous and often stop working. Previous versions have also been connected to wires, he said, or have been limited to creating movement in just one limb.

In this trial, two recording devices were implanted, one either side of the patient’s head between the brain and the skin, spanning the sensorimotor cortex region of the brain that controls sensation and motor function.

Have you read?



This app could help Parkinson sufferers beat paralysis (https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2018/04/app-guides-parkinson-s-disease-patients-through-freezing)
How the brain can control prosthetic hand movements (https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2015/11/how-the-brain-can-control-prosthetic-hand-movements)


Each recorder contained 64 electrodes which collected brain signals and transmitted them to a decoding algorithm. The system translated the brain signals into the movements the patient thought about, and sent his commands to the exoskeleton.

Over 24 months, the patient carried out various mental tasks to train the algorithm to understand his thoughts and to progressively increase the number of movements he could make.

Commenting on the results, Tom Shakespeare, a professor at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, said it was “a welcome and exciting advance” but added: “Proof of concept is a long way from usable clinical possibility.”

“A danger of hype always exists in this field. Even if ever workable, cost constraints mean that high-tech options are never going to be available to most people in the world with spinal cord injury.”




this is the difference between a first world country and the rest( renaissance12 if you hear me),i'am glad than the czechs take the train of the 21st century with us

[Enr1989]

Central Europe is thriving thanks to EU, getting a lot of founding and many Germans company moved there their production due to lower salaries and high technical skills.
Spain France and Italy are the ones who are are getting milked form this process.

[Jana]

Central Europe is thriving thanks to EU, getting a lot of founding and many Germans company moved there their production due to lower salaries and high technical skills.
Spain France and Italy are the ones who are are getting milked form this process.

So ? For half a century East-Central Europe was milked by Soviets and communism while west received billions of American aid after WW2. Things are just returning to normal now.
Czech Republic was more industrialized than every southern European country excluding northern part of Italy in the beginning of the 20th century.

[ixulescu]

maybe gdp ppp pc. doubt this has occured wrt real gdppc (nominal).

nominal is not more real than ppp, both are estimates

[Jana]

Also, France benefits enormously from EU, them and Germans benefits from EU the most economically.

[ixulescu]

So ? For half a century East-Central Europe was milked by Soviets and communism while west received billions of American aid after WW2. Things are just returning to normal now.
Czech Republic was more industrialized than every southern European country excluding northern part of Italy in the beginning of the 20th century.

Actually, to this day, Banat region in Romania and the region around Prague still employ percentually more people in industry that any other regions in the EU.

[coolfrenchguy]

They will equal with Spain and Portugal because Spain and Portugal will be plenty of thirdworlders (most of them from ex-colonies in Latin America and Africa) and will become in a Latin America 2.0, with a majority of illiterate and poor brown population, and a minority of wealthy iberians.

about the third world cockroaches, no thanks to the spaniards to kept the Ceuta shithole,no thanks to the spaniards of not keeping ultra safe the Ceuta border,border of the European Union in .....Africa,what's a joke the Ceuta shithole,after don't be surprised if Ebola is spreaded in Europe again by the fault of the spaniards,frankly i don't wish it even to my worse enemy,because they have by pure cowardness let in illegal refugees in there country,don't be surprised than the tuberculosis eradicated in europe(your famous kiddo BCG vaccin) is back again amid the poorest native european population,unfortunatly amid our homeless native european populations
no thanks of lacking of bollocks

[Enr1989]

So ? For half a century East-Central Europe was milked by Soviets and communism while west received billions of American aid after WW2. Things are just returning to normal now.
Czech Republic was more industrialized than every southern European country excluding northern part of Italy in the beginning of the 20th century.
It is just a fact, small countries like Hungary are receiving a lot from EU while Italy is a net payer of several billions every year, Germany makes the rules of EU and they have all the interest to brake the competition of other big countries, the small ones will always be satellites.
I personally think EU will collapse at some point by itself.
And BTW North West Italy was always one of the richest and more industrialized area of Europe since 1800 far more than Czechia.

[Enr1989]

Also, France benefits enormously from EU, them and Germans benefits from EU the most economically.

No they are not

[Jana]

No they are not

Yes they do. Euro and single market benefits strongest economies the most. In my country everything is owned by Germans now and they provide worse service for more money than in Germany (internet and telephone for example). Should I mention enormous brain drain that affects not only east but south Europe as well ?

I'm hoping EU falls apart soon.

[Jana]

It is just a fact, small countries like Hungary are receiving a lot from EU while Italy is a net payer of several billions every year, Germany makes the rules of EU and they have all the interest to brake the competition of other big countries, the small ones will always be satellites.
I personally think EU will collapse at some point by itself.
And BTW North West Italy was always one of the richest and more industrialized area of Europe since 1800 far more than Czechia.

Italy is also getting bad deal from EU. They are filling you with migrants and economically draining you with austerity measures. I am not talking about Italy but about German-French axis that is only relevant in the EU.

[Aldaris]

How come Czech Republic is the top pornstar exporter in all of Europe?

https://i.imgur.com/ZU2OPEQ.jpg

If this was a real life, I'd just break your nose while kicking some of your teeth in. I know it is easy for you losers to reach out on the internet. Don't forget to complete your lame-ass bachelor's 'degree' and let us PhDs do the real deal, you cringy tard. :patpat:

[Enr1989]

Yes they do. Euro and single market benefits strongest economies the most. In my country everything is owned by Germans now and they provide worse service for more money than in Germany (internet and telephone for example). Should I mention enormous brain drain that affects not only east but south Europe as well ?

I'm hoping EU falls apart soon.
Maybe the big corporations and people who work for them but I think other people don't, it wouldn't explain the riots going on for more than one year.
I agree with you, it is not gonna last much longer

[Aldaris]

What a polite and thoughtful response. Sounds like a man just wants the best for his people. Iel

Act like an actual human being first, you cringly clown, if you want a regular response. If not, just lick your balls, dog.

[Alenka]

What a polite and thoughtful response. Sounds like a man just wants the best for his people. Iel
Aren't you supposed to delete your posts by this point, you coward.
:laugh:

[MustafaTekin]

How come Czech Republic is the top pornstar exporter in all of Europe?

https://i.imgur.com/ZU2OPEQ.jpg

I'm no expert on the subject but i guess:
1. they are beautiful
2. they don't care about religion
3. lack of family support
and
4. they are horny

+ they are slavo-germanic

ok, last one was a joke.

[Jana]

How come Czech Republic is the top pornstar exporter in all of Europe?

https://i.imgur.com/ZU2OPEQ.jpg

According to this it is Hungary. :hitler:

[Aldaris]

Aren't you supposed to delete your posts by this point, you coward.
:laugh:

Honey, this reatard is not even amusing, just trash that shit off. In the real world, me and my friends would wreck him into pieces, both mentally and physically.

[21993]

Congratulations to Czechia

[Aldaris]

Congratulations to Czechia

TY.

[21993]

TY.

You’re welcome :)

[Magnolia]

I wish a single thread on TA about the Czech gdp could be taken seriously, without Ross troll (or whoever this person S... is).
I wish trolls had basic knowledge about gdp and its structure. My dear, please go and read something about Czech gdp, engines of our economy and stop degrading our effort. Since the East Block was destroyed people have worked hard to achieve better living standards, better society. We have still a lot of to do, so please... leave us alone and go to India to develop your society.

[catgeorge]

Congrats Czechia! :thumb001:

[Aldaris]

I wish a single thread on TA about the Czech gdp could be taken seriously, without Ross troll (or whoever this person S... is).
I wish trolls had basic knowledge about gdp and its structure. My dear, please go and read something about Czech gdp, engines of our economy and stop degrading our effort. Since the East Block was destroyed people have worked hard to achieve better living standards, better society. We have still a lot of to do, so please... leave us alone and go to India to develop your society.

Nah, Fractal was quite likeable. And he stood by his words, at least. I give him some respect. But this sniveling pig has literally none.

[Aldaris]

Congrats Czechia! :thumb001:

Didn't you call me a 'Slavic fuck'? I don't forget easily, olive picker.

[catgeorge]

Didn't you call me a 'Slavic fuck'? I don't forget easily, olive picker.

Did I?

To you personally.. then don't fucking forget.? :shrug:

I react brutally to pan-slavic diarrhea - don't you fucking forget.

[Aldaris]

Did I?

To you personally.. then don't fucking forget.? :shrug:

I react brutally to pan-slavic diarrhea - don't you fucking forget.

Then calm yourself a bit. If we're stuck in your mind, that's your thing, but I won't listen to that. Focus on your olive picking, will you?

[catgeorge]

Then calm yourself a bit. If we're stuck in your mind, that's your thing, but I won't listen to that. Focus on your olive picking, will you?

I would quote that map but not as classless as you think, I'll leave that to you.

[Aldaris]

I would quote that map but not as classless as you think, I'll leave that to you.

Check your posting history, dummy. :patpat:

[catgeorge]

Check your posting history, dummy. :patpat:

..and?

You think I am going to give an inch to anti-Greeks....not a milimeter....live with it.

[Aldaris]

..and?

You think I am going to give an inch to anti-Greeks....not a milimeter....live with it.

You don't have to explain yourself to me, dummy, I don't give a rat's ass.

[Tietar]

They are still below EU average but still they are going to be richer and richer, probably it's going to be one of the best countries to live. Quite rich and with small number of migrants

I stopped reading the thread when I read that the Czech Republic was becoming a rich country :picard2:

they are still below greece in income

https://i.imgur.com/Bf737ut.jpg


and it is better that they stay that way if they don't want to suffer the massive invasion of undesirable

[Aldaris]

I stopped reading the thread when I read that the Czech Republic was becoming a rich country :picard2:

they are still below greece in income

https://i.imgur.com/Bf737ut.jpg

Forgot to adjust price-wise?

[Magnolia]

I stopped reading the thread when I read that the Czech Republic was becoming a rich country :picard2:

they are still below greece in income

https://i.imgur.com/B..

and it is better that they stay that way if they don't want to suffer the massive invasion of undesirable
1. Your data are not actual.
2. Income is one side, taxes and cost of living second. Impossible to judge standard of living by an income.
3. It is nice to see that people in Spain feel rich. I am not here to measure who has bigger d***. But I have to say what I heard from Spanish people who study/work here... the standard of living here is not lower than in Spain, in some aspects it is even higher.

[catgeorge]

Tietar please leave Greece out of this. I am just happy to see a European country doing well in the EZ - these wins gives hope, Czechs have excellent potential to set a template for others to follow. Health of Europe above little things IMO.

[Jana]

I stopped reading the thread when I read that the Czech Republic was becoming a rich country :picard2:
they are still below greece in income


Lol

Czech Republic has much lower cost of living than does Spain or Greece. Croatia is much poorer than CZ but has higher prices of foods and drinks for example.
I found CZ quite cheap for my standard and so is Hungary.

[Magnolia]

Btw.
Actual data:
Europe: Rankings by Country of Average Monthly Net Salary (After Tax) (Salaries And Financing)

1. Switzerland 5,360.41 $
2. Norway 3,121.27 $
3. Denmark 3,085.12 $
4. Iceland 3,054.61 $
5. Netherlands 2,584.68 $
6. Ireland 2,570.06 $
7. Finland 2,553.53 $
8. Germany 2,497.09 $
9. Sweden 2,491.45 $
10. United Kingdom 2,324.73 $
11. Belgium 2,221.96 $
12. France 2,110.48 $
13. Austria 2,105.22 $
14. Italy 1,532.21 $
15. Spain 1,447.52 $
16. Estonia 1,233.36 $
17. Malta 1,202.41 $
18. Slovenia 1,185.39 $
19. Czech Republic 1,126.87 $
20. Portugal 924.92 $
21. Slovakia 900.72 $
22. Poland 861.36 $
23. Lithuania 857.34 $
24. Latvia 855.37 $
25. Croatia 843.88 $
26. Greece 787.49 $
27. Hungary 704.86 $
28. Romania 591.05 $
29. Bulgaria 575.92 $
30. Montenegro 521.43 $
31. Russia 503.47 $
32. Bosnia And Herzegovina 479.78 $
33. Belarus 439.65 $
34. Serbia 419.40 $
35. Macedonia 377.59 $
36. Ukraine 345.26 $
37. Albania 336.29 $
38. Moldova 292.93

[Tietar]

Forgot to adjust price-wise?

With the price adjustment the Czech Republic may also surpass the UK due to higher prices of food and medicine after of brexit

[Aldaris]

With the price adjustment the Czech Republic may also surpass the UK due to higher prices of food and medicine after of brexit

Who argues against that though?

[The Lawspeaker]

It seems to me that the Czechs also invested a lot in their infrastructure (which was really necessary given how the commies let the road and rail network fall to rubble), when I was in Prague (2009) - it was already approaching Western standards. The countryside was still being worked on but they have their brand new motorways including a new ring road around Prague. In Prague itself, it was just like being at home. Just looking at the streets itself - things are looking up and of course we're the ones paying the bill but I am glad to see that at least one former Eastern Block country spent it wisely.

[Aldaris]

It seems to me that the Czechs also invested a lot in their infrastructure (which was really necessary given how the commies let the road and rail network fall to rubble), when I was in Prague (2009) - it was already approaching Western standards. The countryside was still being worked on but they have their brand new motorways including a new ring road around Prague. In Prague itself, it was just like being at home. Just looking at the streets itself - things are looking up and of course we're the ones paying the bill but I am glad to see that at least one former Eastern Block country spent it wisely.

Driving in here is hell though. Structural plan seems to be to dig up every street at one time, while taking their time afterwards.

[The Lawspeaker]

Driving in here is hell though. Structural plan seems to be to dig up every street at one time, while taking their time afterwards.

Sounds like The Hague or Amsterdam in my days. Don't go there... It wasn't a good time. :cool:

[ixulescu]

Btw.
Actual data:
Europe: Rankings by Country of Average Monthly Net Salary (After Tax) (Salaries And Financing)

1. Switzerland 5,360.41 $
2. Norway 3,121.27 $
3. Denmark 3,085.12 $
4. Iceland 3,054.61 $
.....
34. Serbia 419.40 $
35. Macedonia 377.59 $
36. Ukraine 345.26 $
37. Albania 336.29 $
38. Moldova 292.93

This is seems to be about couple of years old. Wikipedia maintains a list of net wages relatively up to date here:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_European_countries_by_average_wage

Scroll down that page and you'll find the PPP adjust net salaries to get an idea of the real purchasing power.

[Kamal900]

Sounds like The Hague or Amsterdam in my days. Don't go there... It wasn't a good time. :cool:

Have you been to Friesland? I just want to go there because of them
https://www.historyfiles.co.uk/images/Europe/Barbarians/Saxons_Warriors01_full.jpg
https://www.ancient-origins.net/sites/default/files/field/image/Pier-Gerlofs-Donia2.jpg

Germanic as fuck.

[Blondie]

I'm no expert on the subject but i guess:
1. they are beautiful
2. they don't care about religion
3. lack of family support
and
4. they are horny

+ they are slavo-germanic

ok, last one was a joke.

This region is very diverse, you can find every phenotype here including the full Nordids and full Meds.
Hungary is not so religious, the temples are full empty. I don't know any people who go to temple, but i heard the situation is same in Czechia.
The lack of family support is not true in Hungary, i don't know Czechia.
Czechs and hungarians are slavo-germanic mixed, every genetic map show it.

The hungarian porn industry was more significant in the 90' years when Hungary was centre of european organized crime including the hungarian oil mafia, serbian gangsters or the russian Red Mafia (ex KGB criminals) their leader was Semion Mogilevich:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semion_Mogilevich
He was popular celeb in Hungary, everyone called him "Uncle Szeva" he appeared in many TV show etc. So that's why many girl worked in the porn industry in Hungary.

[The Lawspeaker]

Have you been to Friesland? I just want to go there because of them
https://www.historyfiles.co.uk/images/Europe/Barbarians/Saxons_Warriors01_full.jpg
https://www.ancient-origins.net/sites/default/files/field/image/Pier-Gerlofs-Donia2.jpg

Germanic as fuck.

It's the only province I've never been in. :picard2:

[Kamal900]

It's the only province I've never been in. :picard2:

I want to go their for my honeymoon with my girlfriend.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gi8Ki3HOf8Y

The Frisian language sounds a lot like German than English - it's closest Germanic language.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7oCoEZHmGuM

[The Lawspeaker]

I want to go their for my honeymoon with my girlfriend.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gi8Ki3HOf8Y

The Frisian language sounds a lot like German than English - it's closest Germanic language.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7oCoEZHmGuM

Frisia is a weird place full of weird people speaking a weird language doing weird shit..

[Tietar]

Who argues against that though?

It is a way of saying that although Czech surpass UK in gdp-ppp, it is not due to richness but cheapness

[Aldaris]

It is a way of saying that although Czech surpass UK in gdp-ppp, it is not due to richness but cheapness

Do you realize that such terms are relative and interdependent? Wakey-wakey, Madrid boy, purchasing power is an actual thing.

[The Lawspeaker]

But the Czechs better be careful as mass tourism (and more often than not for all the wrong reasons: a lot of people aren't there for the beautiful architecture or the beauty of the Moldau) seems to have the same effects on Prague as it had on Amsterdam. It's time for them to start pulling in the reigns a bit. Maybe starting by only allowing the national bank to handle money changing at fair rates (and outright banning companies like Euronet that defraud "customers") and by centralising ATM's in places where they don't damage property (we are already seeing a move to that here in the Netherlands with the so-called Geldmaat (https://www.geldmaat.nl/expat-information/)).


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v1Hh8kY_hOY


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w_LLcCN889c

[Mikula]

Never been there, but in Czech Republic there are quite a few in Sudeten region.

The most of the Czech Gypsies have their roots at Slovakia.
During so called First Republic (interwar Czechoslovakia 1918-1938), the most Gypsies lived at Slovakia.
After WW2 a lot of Slovak Gypsies settled at the Czech areas, especially at Sudeten regions, and also in major cities.

[TheMaestro]

Well done to the Czechs ! You see: making as a good a car as the Germans (make/used to make) but doing it at a slightly cheaper rate, usually gets the commercial point across.

You mean Skoda's ? They already sold themself to VW. Skoda's in >early 00s were really reliable and great cars. I had Skoda octavia 1.9tdi, literally unkillable engine.

[TheMaestro]

Slovakia has such % gypsie population than Hungary. I've seen tons of gypsie there.

I still think its not that high than Hungary, I used to live at border for few years.
Tho I think Hungarian gypsies are better than in Slovakia.

[TheMaestro]

The most of the Czech Gypsies have their roots at Slovakia.
During so called First Republic (interwar Czechoslovakia 1918-1938), the most Gypsies lived at Slovakia.
After WW2 a lot of Slovak Gypsies settled at the Czech areas, especially at Sudeten regions, and also in major cities.

Beer tastes better in Czech rep. wouldn't you move? :D

[TheMaestro]

Great for Czechia, tho I hate Prague :D

[Blondie]

I still think its not that high than Hungary, I used to live at border for few years.
Tho I think Hungarian gypsies are better than in Slovakia.

Pretty same:

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/3/3d/Eurogipsy.svg/800px-Eurogipsy.svg.png

https://i.imgur.com/wm3OP.png

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2012/12/08/article-2245032-16694FB3000005DC-984_634x632.jpg

[Duffmannn]

Tho I think Hungarian gypsies are better than in Slovakia.

There is not good gypsy.

[Duffmannn]

The hungarian porn industry was more significant in the 90' years when Hungary was centre of european organized crime including the hungarian oil mafia, serbian gangsters or the russian Red Mafia (ex KGB criminals) their leader was Semion Mogilevich:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semion_Mogilevich
He was popular celeb in Hungary, everyone called him "Uncle Szeva" he appeared in many TV show etc. So that's why many girl worked in the porn industry in Hungary.

Another jew leading the decadent and degradant porn industry.

As usual.

[The Lawspeaker]

You mean Skoda's ? They already sold themself to VW. Skoda's in >early 00s were really reliable and great cars. I had Skoda octavia 1.9tdi, literally unkillable engine.

Yeah.. I forgot that they already sold their asses to VW. Too bad though.

[The Lawspeaker]

Great for Czechia, tho I hate Prague :D

Prague, like Amsterdam, is objectively a very beautiful city (and one of the most beautiful in all of Europe) but it's being plagued by the same, mostly imported, illnesses of mass tourism and leftism.

[The Lawspeaker]

Beer tastes better in Czech rep. wouldn't you move? :D

Back in 2009, I remember that my quick breakfast was a Velko (Velkopopovický Kozel) and a couple of rohlíks and some cheese and I managed just fine until we hit Karlsbad. Velko is just about the best beer I've ever had. A good place to find it was just below the steps to the Prager Burg. I think it was (maybe still is) on Thunovská.

[TheMaestro]

There is not good gypsy.

Flirtimer?

[TheMaestro]

Back in 2009, I remember that my quick breakfast was a Velko (Velkopopovický Kozel) and a couple of rohlíks and some cheese and I managed just fine until we hit Karlsbad. Velko is just about the best beer I've ever had. A good place to find it was just below the steps to the Prager Burg. I think it was (maybe still is) on Thunovská.

LOOOOOOOOL, that's basically Slovak lifestyle - Rohlik and Beer, respect to you that you know rohlik :D Its hard to find those outside of central-europe. And my mothers favorite beer is actually Kozel :D Its always in the fridge.

[TheMaestro]

Prague, like Amsterdam, is objectively a very beautiful city (and one of the most beautiful in all of Europe) but it's being plagued by the same, mostly imported, illnesses of mass tourism and leftism.

True, tho somehow for the the city is dark and sinfull :D I was there several times and most of them I got drunk as hell, the nightlife is incredible too.

[The Lawspeaker]

LOOOOOOOOL, that's basically Slovak lifestyle - Rohlik and Beer, respect to you that you know rohlik :D Its hard to find those outside of central-europe. And my mothers favorite beer is actually Kozel :D Its always in the fridge.

At that moment, I just couldn't be bothered and my pal and I didn't have much time left so we quickly grabbed the above and made our way back to where our car was and the motorway took us West. We had lunch in Karlsbad. so. Not too bad.

[The Lawspeaker]

True, tho somehow for the the city is dark and sinfull :D I was there several times and most of them I got drunk as hell, the nightlife is incredible too.
Prague has a setting for an opera.. but offers a peep-show. It's the same with Amsterdam. Someone needs to start clearing out the pig sty.. real soon.

[Duffmannn]

Prague can be saved.

Amsterdam will be third world soon, like a cold Rio de Janeiro, with blacks and mixed people, drugs and hookers.

[The Lawspeaker]

Prague can be saved.

Amsterdam will be third world soon, like a col Rio de Janeiro, with blacks snd mixed people, drugs and hookers.

I am not so sure of that. Amsterdam alone can't stop the nation turning to the right. Not even with the PR voting system that benefits Amsterdam.

[XenophobicPrussian]

Czech Republic does NOT have a higher GDP per capita than Spain. You guys are looking at PPP which is irrelevant to how rich a country is on the world stage compared to other countries, Czechia having more PPP only means average Czechs have more money to spend than average Spaniards, it does not mean the country's economy as a whole is more successful. Nominal is the only thing that matters for country comparisons, Spain still has 8k more(30k vs 22k), Spanish business is a lot stronger than Czechia's, I do think eventually the Czechs will pass the Spanish(also think Estonians and Slovenians will, maybe even Slovaks/Latvians) but that hasn't come yet.

[coolfrenchguy]

Honey, this reatard is not even amusing, just trash that shit off. In the real world, me and my friends would wreck him into pieces, both mentally and physically.
he's the only one who brings hookers,pornstars on serious topics,where there is not real reasons to be,even going confusing russian hookers in some saunas with balts,he's always mocking europeans,and more he's had mocking me a lot ,yeah it's this kind of arrogant north american brat boy with a big mouth to shut who think than he's better than us ,indeed he's know nothing really,he's just average, thinking and phantasizing by a proxy vision of europe and europeans like many of them
the spit of the toad don't reach the white dove

[Jana]

Czech Republic does NOT have a higher GDP per capita than Spain. You guys are looking at PPP which is irrelevant to how rich a country is on the world stage compared to other countries, Czechia having more PPP only means average Czechs have more money to spend than average Spaniards, it does not mean the country's economy as a whole is more successful. Nominal is the only thing that matters for country comparisons, Spain still has 8k more(30k vs 22k), Spanish business is a lot stronger than Czechia's, I do think eventually the Czechs will pass the Spanish(also think Estonians and Slovenians will, maybe even Slovaks/Latvians) but that hasn't come yet.

Latvia is doing quite badly. Among 10 former communist countries that entered EU in mid 2000s, they made least progress.

[21993]

What happened to Sipols? Why was he banned?

[coolfrenchguy]

LOOOOOOOOL, that's basically Slovak lifestyle - Rohlik and Beer, respect to you that you know rohlik :D Its hard to find those outside of central-europe. And my mothers favorite beer is actually Kozel :D Its always in the fridge.

come on , rohlik seems like a "croissant" or "viennoiserie" nothing very exotic in that,less than some things than you could find in others places of the world

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/3a/Rohl%C3%ADk.jpg

it's reminds me the bakery than i found in belgium on the church plaza in kortriijk while waiting while 2 trains (like fucking 45 minutes) a sunday morning in february(fucking cold)
i propose you to exchange your rholik with a "tourteaux"(cheese cake from poitou) ok
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/93/Tourteau_fromager_d%C3%A9coup%C3%A9.jpg/280px-Tourteau_fromager_d%C3%A9coup%C3%A9.jpg

kozel,never heard about it, sorry, seems like Guiness by view ,seems good beer
https://i0.wp.com/thebeerlantern.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/IMG_3898.jpg

[coolfrenchguy]

LOOOOOOOOL, that's basically Slovak lifestyle - Rohlik and Beer, respect to you that you know rohlik :D Its hard to find those outside of central-europe. And my mothers favorite beer is actually Kozel :D Its always in the fridge.

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/4/40/Kifli.jpg/800px-Kifli.jpg

your "kifli" or "rholik" don't seems coming from another planet ,dude,what at your smoking because it's good stuff you have it here

[TheMaestro]

come on , rohlik seems like a "croissant" or "viennoiserie" nothing very exotic in that,less than some things than you could find in others places of the world

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/3a/Rohl%C3%ADk.jpg

it's reminds me the bakery than i found in belgium on the church plaza in kortriijk while waiting while 2 trains (like fucking 45 minutes) a sunday morning in february(fucking cold)
i propose you to exchange your rholik with a "tourteaux"(cheese cake from poitou) ok
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/93/Tourteau_fromager_d%C3%A9coup%C3%A9.jpg/280px-Tourteau_fromager_d%C3%A9coup%C3%A9.jpg

kozel,never heard about it, sorry, seems like Guiness by view ,seems good beer
https://i0.wp.com/thebeerlantern.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/IMG_3898.jpg

You came to make fun of me and posting som substitutes to Rohlik and Kozel? You have to have really booring life mate if you want to discuss this :D total facepalm

[Tietar]

Do you realize that such terms are relative and interdependent? Wakey-wakey, Madrid boy, purchasing power is an actual thing.

and wealth is another thing

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/b/bc/European_countries_by_median_wealth_per_adult%2C_2 018.jpg/723px-European_countries_by_median_wealth_per_adult%2C_2 018.jpg


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economy_of_the_European_Union

[Aldaris]

and wealth is another thing

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/b/bc/European_countries_by_median_wealth_per_adult%2C_2 018.jpg/723px-European_countries_by_median_wealth_per_adult%2C_2 018.jpg


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economy_of_the_European_Union

Yes, but this isn't telling the whole picture. There is a difference between an absolute number what you can afford with it, depending on where you are. I'd say the total amounts of goods and services an average citizen can afford is the most relevant thing, but it's not set like that, somebody can disagree. Anyway, the data for Germany and Sweden seem to be rather low.

[coolfrenchguy]

Yes, but this isn't telling the whole picture. There is a difference between an absolute number what you can afford with it, depending on where you are. I'd say the total amounts of goods and services an average citizen can afford is the most relevant thing, but it's not set like that, somebody can disagree. Anyway, the data for Germany and Sweden seem to be rather low.

yes but don't forget than in the european union you have the countries who are into the €zone and the others sweden is not into there still with there own krones,who have fall very drastically since some times,they are the limit of the bankruptcy ,where the parity $/€ is more accurate meaning than euro and dollar are almost at the same level
so if the credit suisse have base his study on dollar is normal to see sweden a bit lower,but it seems a bit biased even for france,it's a bit exagerated,it's seems they have take the more wealthy as index ,i have allready made the maths in other older post and it seems than the higher median is in luxembourg something like 2000€ per month(like scrathing my balls all the day behind a screen,been paid at doing nothing) followed by germany with something like 1600€ or 1400 per month and in the very low rank albania like a hobbo's salary less than 300€ per month or something like that,the balts are very low paid around 400/500€ per month,meaning the social minimum welfare in france
i have even translate the ukrainian hryvnia in euro because i think it's important to virtually integrate them in the EU and by proxy in the €,and here it's the lowest ever
normally the highest ranked european countries:are luxemburg,belgium,france,ireland,germany,netherlan d,denmark,finland,norway,very rich the norway with the petrol extraction ,swiss of course they kick-ass at all the levels,the best country to live first rank for many things,maybe spain they have recatch there late since the last decade
sweden is falling slowly but still in the high rank,italy ,greece,portugal are late ,very late
for the european central,hungaria,czech republic,slovakia seems sustaining themselves in the normies,poland well ,zloti is pretty low towards the rest
in france we have very framed laws and we have a particularity called S.M.I.C. for salaire minimum inter croissant meaning minimum salary inter creasing,it's a very valuable index

from the french wiki,the minimum per country in the eurozone,meaning you couldn't been paid lower in an official job, (not at "black working") well UK is leaving,normally, and they never been in the eurozone,but they still in the high rank too,probably before to be sucked by the vampires of the tax office,don't you seen than there is catch here,Italy is missing meaning than the italian govt haven't ratified and framed by law,meaning than you are paid like a bengladeshi in italy,i think like some politics than an harmonisation is necessary,it's unfair in the eurozone so much disparity (less poland,turkey,UK not in the eurozone)
the tab below is for the countries who have frame and ratified the minimum salary meaning than you couldn't paid lower than that based on the hourly salary,and by the way learning a bit french










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1 998,59 €


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1 613,95 €


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1 578,00 €


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1 562,59 €


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1 498,47 €



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1 498,00 €


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1 400,99 €


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858,55 €


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842,79 €


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747,54 €


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683,76 €


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676,67 €



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502,75 €



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500,00 €


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480,00 €


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477,78 €


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462,34 €


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446,00 €


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444,69 €


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430,00 €


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407,86 €


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400,00 €


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288,05 €


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285,00 €


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260,76 €


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239,74 €


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181,00 €

[coolfrenchguy]

double post

[Cristiano viejo]

lol, Czech Republic is part of the Third World, GDP she says xD even Qatar, Indonesia, Malta, Puerto Rico or United Arab Emirates have a higher GDP than Spain :lol:

Czech Republic infrastructures, sanitary system, multicompanies, quality of life etc can not be compared with these of Spain. They play in other league. With Hungarians, Serbians, Russians or Poles.

[TheMaestro]

lol, Czech Republic is part of the Third World, GDP she says xD even Qatar, Indonesia, Malta, Puerto Rico or United Arab Emirates have a higher GDP than Spain :lol:

Czech Republic infrastructures, sanitary system, multicompanies, quality of life etc can not be compared with these of Spain. They play in other league. With Hungarians, Serbians, Russians or Poles.


Putting Czechs into same bracket as Russians or Serbs is nonsense.

[Cristiano viejo]

Putting Czechs into same bracket as Russians or Poles is nonsense.

Less insane than putting Czechs in the same basket than Spaniards.

[Aldaris]

lol, Czech Republic is part of the Third World, GDP she says xD even Qatar, Indonesia, Malta, Puerto Rico or United Arab Emirates have a higher GDP than Spain :lol:

Czech Republic infrastructures, sanitary system, multicompanies, quality of life etc can not be compared with these of Spain. They play in other league. With Hungarians, Serbians, Russians or Poles.

Which data is this coming from? And no excuses, list it here. I'm getting kinda sceptical with seeing stuff like Indonesia in the list.

[MustafaTekin]

Spanish banks are big players. they have more than €70 billion in turkey alone. czechia is pretty much owned by germany. still their progress is quite remarkable. Kudos.

[Dandelion]

Czech Republic has the lowest unemployment in the EU. Spain the second highest.

[TheMaestro]

Czech Republic has the lowest unemployment in the EU. Spain the second highest.

Mañana

[Duffmannn]

Dejad de hacer el ridículo por favor, si la República Checa no nos ha pasado ya, lo hará en 5 años.

Admitid la realidad y punto.

Cosa muy probable porque allí tienen pocos inmigrantes y muchos menos gitanos.

[Zeno]

Congrats, but I think it's GDP PPP value we're talking about. Nominal GDP of Czech Republic is almost the same as Greece's. But I think the country can do many steps forward. But the basic is: don't take immigrants!

[Cristiano viejo]

Dejad de hacer el ridículo por favor, si la República Checa no nos ha pasado ya, lo hará en 5 años.

Admitid la realidad y punto.

Cosa muy probable porque allí tienen pocos inmigrantes y muchos menos gitanos.
El checo medio dejaría su país para venirse a España CON LOS OJOS CERRADOS.

[Duffmannn]

El checo medio dejaría su país para venirse a España CON LOS OJOS CERRADOS.

En realidad no te creas, no emigran ni siquiera a Alemania que está al lado.

Y yo he vivido en Viena hasta el mes pasado, y había húngaros, rumanos, bosnios, croatas, serbios, ucranianos, polacos, eslovacos, alemanes, italianos; casi que diría que los austríacos 100% son minoría ya en la ciudad... pero apenas checos, y mira que está cerca.

Yo creo que precisamente por eso mismo, estar al lado de Austria y Alemania te ayuda a que despegues económicamente, no es lo mismo que hacer frontera con Marruecos, el interior de Portugal y las montañas de los Pirineos.

Pero como he dicho antes, es una ilusión, es como la España de los 90, es una sociedad ya afectada fuertemente por el progresismo y el liberalismo, cuando visité Praga ya había inmigrantes trabajando por allí, politatuados y se notaba una mentalidad ya decadente. En cuanto metan inmigrantes volverán a quedar por debajo de España.

[leisitox]

El checo medio dejaría su país para venirse a España CON LOS OJOS CERRADOS.

Algo de modestia no te haria mal cristiano viejo :rolleyes:

[Cristiano viejo]

Algo de modestia no te haria mal cristiano viejo :rolleyes:

Es una puta realidad que los europeos del este se mueren por vivir aquí. Estamos infestados de rumanos, búlgaros, albaneses, serbios, bosnios y en menor medida rusos, polacos, etc

[Ülev]

Iberia is lost! :laugh:

[Zeno]

Spain stands at 43,007$ for GDP per capita in PPP and 30,734$ on nominal GDP per capita.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spain

Czech Republic is at 40,585$ in GDP per capita in PPP and 24,569$ on nominal GDP per capita.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Czech_Republic

Since when did the Czech Republic surpass Spain?

[Cristiano viejo]

Spain stands at 43,007$ for GDP per capita in PPP and 30,734$ on nominal GDP per capita.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spain

Czech Republic is at 40,585$ in GDP per capita in PPP and 24,569$ on nominal GDP per capita.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Czech_Republic

Since when did the Czech Republic surpass Spain?

We are in Apricity, here it happens very rare things, you should know.

[Rocinante]

GDP Per Capita PPP by International Monetary Fund (2020 estimates)

Spain 43,007
Czech Republic 40,585

Both countries are rich.

[Viriatus91]

One thing that I noticed in the Czech Republic is that there tends to be one of the countries with little income inequality in Europe. The sad thing is that due to Communism their economy was setback years when compared with their neighbors in Germany and Austria. The former Soviet Bloc has only been catching up to the rest of Europe since the early 2000s. Prior to WWII Czechoslovakia had a much higher standard of living than the southern and eastern Europe along with a much higher literacy rate. Bohemia was the industrial heart of the Austro-Hungarian Empire before 1914 and companies like Skoda and Tatra date back to those years. Even in 1929, Bohemia and Moravia had a similar per capita GDP to Austria, and more than double of Spain.

[Duffmannn]

One thing that I noticed in the Czech Republic is that there tends to be one of the countries with little income inequality in Europe. The sad thing is that due to Communism their economy was setback years when compared with their neighbors in Germany and Austria. The former Soviet Bloc has only been catching up to the rest of Europe since the early 2000s. Prior to WWII Czechoslovakia had a much higher standard of living than the southern and eastern Europe along with a much higher literacy rate. Bohemia was the industrial heart of the Austro-Hungarian Empire before 1914 and companies like Skoda and Tatra date back to those years. Even in 1929, Bohemia and Moravia had a similar per capita GDP to Austria, and more than double of Spain.

No

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https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Coja7TmWIAAjgq_.jpg

[Viriatus91]

Those including figures are for Czechoslovakia that includes the more agrarian Slovakia and Ruthenia (today part of Ukraine), I was referring to Bohemia and Moravia based on Angus Maddison's figures. Below are some figures that show just how Ruthenia and Slovakia were underdeveloped compared with the Bohemian Lands of the Dual Monarchy. They were not as high as what is today Austria, but in the 1920s Austria's economic growth lagged and it lost a large portion of its GDP with Vienna no longer being one an imperial capital as well as hub of banking and finance.

Real per capita regional product in the Habsurg Empire (in 1970 US$)

1890
Alpine Lands $659
Bohemia $551
Spain $482
Upper Western Hungary $433
Carpathian Lands $427

1910
Alpine Lands $1098
Bohemia $819
Upper Western Hungary $606
Carpathian Lands $575
Spain $563


Also when comparing the two it shows that Czechoslovakia as a whole was similar to Spain in 1913 and had surpassed Spain by 1950, but diverged after the War, but if we're only speaking of the Czech Republic, we need to separate Slovakia from the figures. So according to Angus Maddison's figures in 1990 International Dollars Spain's was $2,056 vs Czechoslovakia's $2,096. When we look at only Bohemian Lands that figure is $2,863.

Per Capita GDP as percentages of US Levels
Czechoslovakia vs Spain
1913 - 43% vs 45.1% Spain
1950 - 40.5% vs 27.6% Spain
1973 - 49.8% vs 53.2% Spain

The figures above are taken from "Reconstructing the Regional Economy
Industrial Transformation and Regional Development in Slovakia"
By Adrian Smith

[Crimea-Khan]

Those including figures are for Czechoslovakia that includes the more agrarian Slovakia and Ruthenia (today part of Ukraine), I was referring to Bohemia and Moravia based on Angus Maddison's figures.

Was never called Ruthenia, it was called Galicia at that era divided into East Galicia Poles and Ukrainians, West Galicia Poles and Slovaks (they used to be called Lemkos or something)

[Viriatus91]

Was never called Ruthenia, it was called Galicia at that era divided into East Galicia Poles and Ukrainians, West Galicia Poles and Slovaks (they used to be called Lemkos or something)


I believe we are speaking of two different regions. I am using the old terms of the Austro-Hungarian period, along with the Czech term Rusinsko to refer to Subcarpathian Ruthenia. Prior to 1919 this along with what is today Slovakia was part of the Kingdom of Hungary

In 1919 it was incorporated into the new state Czechoslovakia. It was given to Hungary in 1939 and after World War II incorporated into the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic. I usually only read history books and even the pre-1920 U.S. books tend to refer to all Ukrainians from this region as "Ruthenians".

Galicia and Lodomeria which had been part of Poland until 1772 were annexed by the Habsburgs and administered as part of the Austrian Empire until 1918. In 1919 these were reincorporated into the new Republic of Poland. With the territorial annexation of Eastern Poland by the USSR in 1945, Eastern Galicia was also incorporated into the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic.

[Crimea-Khan]

I believe we are speaking of two different regions. I am using the old terms of the Austro-Hungarian period, along with the Czech term Rusinsko to refer to Subcarpathian Ruthenia. Prior to 1919 this along with what is today Slovakia was part of the Kingdom of Hungary

In 1919 it was incorporated into the new state Czechoslovakia. It was given to Hungary in 1939 and after World War II incorporated into the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic. I usually only read history books and even the pre-1920 U.S. books tend to refer to all Ukrainians from this region as "Ruthenians".

Galicia and Lodomeria which had been part of Poland until 1772 were annexed by the Habsburgs and administered as part of the Austrian Empire until 1918. In 1919 these were reincorporated into the new Republic of Poland. With the territorial annexation of Eastern Poland by the USSR in 1945, Eastern Galicia was also incorporated into the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic.

No, what your saying is wrong, is not about me and you personal or anything no hard feeling, I'm just explain why your wrong.

From 1199-1349 this region was known as Halych Volhynia a early state that was post dated Bulgarian Empire and early Kyiv Rus mixed ethnostate, waves of steppe nomads were present always this was end of western steppe at that time Pechenegs (Cumans) western branch of Kipchaks had been defeated and settled there migrating west mixing with the Bulgarian Vlahs and Kyiv Rus peoples. In 1349 Casimir the great conquered this region for Poland Lithuania. It remained Poland Lithuania Empire until 1795 but was purchased by Moldavian King Stefan the great in medieval era and became known as "Moldavia region" part of greater Moldavia region that had a port with Black Sea but Halych Volhynia was still under dominion of Polish Lithuanian Commonwealth. After Partitions of Poland 1795, this region was known as Galicia and Lodomeria and was changed to Austro Hungarian Kingdom but Poland remained autonomous, at this time Ukrainian separatist Cossacks were eager create their own ethno state so they side with Russia and after 1947 Stalin signed this region to Soviet Union and in 1991 Ukraine was established for first time

[Crimea-Khan]

Ruthenia was something that became popular in America around the turn of 19th Century waves of Eastern European immigrants were arriving at Ellis Island New York and they could not speak English. So when they file paperwork they were being called "Ruthenians" because many Jews were arriving without an ethnic group and they were calling themselves "Ruthenians" instead of Jewish. So everyone who came from this region was known as Ruthenians, but people living in this region all had an ethnic group, Polish, Cossacks, Hungarians, Lemkos, Jews, Gypsys, Tatars, etc

The "Ruthenians" was an attempt (very successful actually) to wipeout people of their cultural history, this has happened in many parts of world so some people can understand.

[Crimea-Khan]

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[Magnolia]

It is sad to see several Spanish users to be upset because we are doing fine economically. They should be happy for us, or generally for every country that keep showing some progress. This is not a competition this is about making Europe better place to live. We are all on one board.

[Viriatus91]

No, what your saying is wrong, is not about me and you personal or anything no hard feeling, I'm just explain why your wrong.

From 1199-1349 this region was known as Halych Volhynia a early state that was post dated Bulgarian Empire and early Kyiv Rus mixed ethnostate, waves of steppe nomads were present always this was end of western steppe at that time Pechenegs (Cumans) western branch of Kipchaks had been defeated and settled there migrating west mixing with the Bulgarian Vlahs and Kyiv Rus peoples. In 1349 Casimir the great conquered this region for Poland Lithuania. It remained Poland Lithuania Empire until 1795 but was purchased by Moldavian King Stefan the great in medieval era and became known as "Moldavia region" part of greater Moldavia region that had a port with Black Sea but Halych Volhynia was still under dominion of Polish Lithuanian Commonwealth. After Partitions of Poland 1795, this region was known as Galicia and Lodomeria and was changed to Austro Hungarian Kingdom but Poland remained autonomous, at this time Ukrainian separatist Cossacks were eager create their own ethno state so they side with Russia and after 1947 Stalin signed this region to Soviet Union and in 1991 Ukraine was established for first time

Not to go too far off topic, but with all due respect I think we are referring to different regions. Below is where I am talking about, clearly labelled in English as Carpathian Ruthenia, perhaps not in Russian or your language, but in English it is. It was part of Czechoslovakia from 1919 until 1939 and prior to that Hungary, and is clearly stated in the article. That is all that I was trying to say, not bringing in mediaeval history.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carpathian_Ruthenia

As for Ruthenians, for whatever reason, U.S. government publications used this to label ethnic Ukrainians from Austria-Hungary. Those from Russia were called "Little Russians" and Jews were simply "Hebrews" just look at page 214 of this U.S. government publication below. I have read many from the period and they seem to use these odd terms over and over.

https://www.google.co.uk/books/edition/Abstracts_of_Reports_of_the_Immigration/qLIJAAAAIAAJ?hl=en&gbpv=0

[Satem]

Thread is old, I made it without any research, I was wrong that time and of course I wish well to Czechs. Also I didn't know someone would bump this thread, anyway thread closed