Which one is the most important event in European history from this list

[Linebacker]

In short, it is all the fault of Hitler and his Nazi party.
We wish they had accepted him into the arts academy away from politics.

This is the irony of it - that the person who contributed the most to anti-racism was Hitler himself.

[Creoda]

Indo-Europeans by miles. They birthed the European race/s and cultures, and consequently the modern world with the focus on mobility and conquest.

[Token]

For Europe in general, the IE expansion. For West Europe in particular, the barbarian invasions.

[Unknown European]

This is the irony of it - that the person who contributed the most to anti-racism was Hitler himself.

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Do you mean Hitler was not racist because you can't be racist if their is no other race?

[Dr_Maul]

When J-L283

As a fellow J2b I agree

[Ruggery]

This is the irony of it - that the person who contributed the most to anti-racism was Hitler himself.

How?

[Tooting Carmen]

I agree with the OP. Not just because of the English language, but also how Germanic phenotypes have become what people globally (however erroneously) equate the most with Europe.

[Creoda]

English becoming the Lingua Franca is not really a direct result of the fall of the Roman Empire to Germanics, French was considered the Lingua Franca at the beginning of the 20th century. English might have even disappeared in the Middle Ages.

The shift of power to Germanic Europe came after the Reformation, and the cultural dominance of the English speaking peoples since the 19th century.

[Zeno]

WWII and the fact that the Romans conquered the Greeks.

The first because it shaped the continent and the West in its today's cucked state and the latter because the two greatest civilisations, who would shape the world as we know it, merged.

[Ruggery]

I agree with the OP. Not just because of the English language, but also how Germanic phenotypes have become what people globally (however erroneously) equate the most with Europe.

More than half of the western European countries are Germanic, that most people in the Germanic countries do not appear stereotypically Germanic is another matter.