Will the South Tirol become the fifth independent German speaking country

[Peyrol]

South Tyrol is a launch pad from Austria into Northern Italy and a strong anchor in the Alps, I just hope that the act of kindness of your grandparents won't send your grandkids to their graves.

The funny thing is that Hitler proposed to Mussolini the ''deportation'' of sudtirolers to resettle them in the occuped Poland, ''because it's an italian territory''...the plain never happen for the german defeat, but this show how they considered ''german'' that land...lol.

[Ars Moriendi]

The funny thing is that Hitler proposed to Mussolini the ''deportation'' of sudtirolers to resettle them in the occuped Poland, ''because it's an italian territory''...the plain never happen for the german defeat, but this show how they considered ''german'' that land...lol.

Hitler did the exact same thing with Baltic Germans.
Yet the nazoids think ol' Dolff was somehow a good man for the German people

[TheGoldenSon]

The funny thing is that Hitler proposed to Mussolini the ''deportation'' of sudtirolers to resettle them in the occuped Poland, ''because it's an italian territory''...the plain never happen for the german defeat, but this show how they considered ''german'' that land...lol.

South Tyrol was and will be a boiling cauldurn of Germano-Italian relations. While it still German, Italians won't be ever safe in their northern provinces for the aforementioned reasons. No matter how many false political smiles on both sides of the table are thrown around or pieces of papers are signed in front of the cameras, the Austrians will always choose their northern cousins over their Italian countrymen when the darkest of hours come.

[TheGoldenSon]

Hitler did the exact same thing with Baltic Germans.
Yet the nazoids think ol' Dolff was somehow a good man for the German people

He gave bits of land for buying loyalty of smaller nations and freeing his armies for more pressing concerns, but in exchange he would get enough teritory in which you could place five Germanys in her former borders. Not a bad trade.

[Peyrol]

South Tyrol was and will be a boiling cauldurn of Germano-Italian relations. While it still German, Italians won't be ever safe in their northern provinces for the aforementioned reasons. No matter how many false political smiles on both sides of the table are thrown around or pieces of papers are signed in front of the cameras, the Austrians will always choose their northern cousins over their Italian countrymen when the darkest of hours come.

Well, after we kicked them out of Northern Italy in the WWI, they could try....but judjing by their birthrates and level of immigration, i'm unsure if up to 50 years there still will be ''austrian people''

[Styrian Mujo]

South Tyrol belongs to Austria.

[TheGoldenSon]

Well, after we kicked them out of Northern Italy in the WWI, they could try....but judjing by their birthrates and level of immigration, i'm unsure if up to 50 years there still will be ''austrian people''

Things change my friend.

The comforts of todays life are built on shaky grounds, which will sooner rather than later, inevitebly give in. And once the economic carrot is out of the mix the only choice is the stick for Austrians to stay. I just hope you will muster the courage to do what must be done if Italians will ever feel safe in the North.

[Peyrol]

South Tyrol belongs to Austria.

No, they lost a war and they don't want to rejoin Austria (real sudtirolers, not the retarded antroforas rats), period.

It's like saying that half o Slovenjia is italian because was under us before 1945.

[Peyrol]

Things change my friend.

The comforts of todays life are built on shaky grounds, which will sooner rather than later, inevitebly give in. And once the economic carrot is out of the mix the only choice is the stick for Austrians to stay. I just hope you will muster the courage to do what must be done if Italy will ever feel safe in the North.

Remember this:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Vittorio_Veneto

The Battle of Vittorio Veneto was fought from 24 October to 3 November 1918 near Vittorio Veneto during the Italian Front of World War I. The Italian victory[6][7][8] marked the end of the war on the Italian Front, secured the dissolution of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and contributed to the ending of the First World War less than two weeks later.

[Styrian Mujo]

No, they lost a war and they don't want to rejoin Austria (real sudtirolers, not the retarded antroforas rats), period.

It's like saying that half o Slovenjia is italian because was under us before 1945.

That doesn't make any sense. Both Slovenia and Tyrol were ruled by Germans long before Italy even existed.