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I thought we established that most settlements in the area weren't founded by Germans. Or do you think that they came in the area with just an axe and built everything from scratch by themselves when they were invited by the Czech nobles?
I can provide numerous examples. Štěchovický poklad. The facility which produced electricity that went for the needs of the reich.Can you elaborate in what way to a notable extent Czech treasures were stolen, Czech houses were destroyed or stolen and what „industry went into the Reich“?
Prameny Vltavy.
Forced labor for the reich.
Blowing up churches..
I can continue, but you get the point.
You refer to one crime as though it was everything you've done to us and compare it with the sum of everything we've done to you. Won't work with me, pal. Lidice is a tiny fraction of the crimes commited towards us by the reich.Because I can not relate to that. You will hardly refer to the Lidice crime with a few hundred individuals concerned for comparing that with abt. 3,300,000 Germans.
Your narrative about Germans being the good guys or just as bad as the others falls down.
You cannot win this arguement by rationalization. Unlike you, I fully acknowledge that we looted Latin America, exploited blacks and Amerindians alike and I don't feel any shame about it. For you, it did not work with Europe, for us it did in America. We took their gold and their resources for the Spanish empire. Indeed.
We are talking about the entirety of the Czech lands. See the examples above. Wanna more? No problem.In the ceased to the Reich in 1938 areas with over 3 million inhabitants lived somewhat more than 150,000 Czechs and they were expulsed to the later Protectorate area. To my knowledge they were not looted and could keep and sell their property.
Even if it was true (it wasn't), see the examples above, who gave you that right? To hunt Jews, Gypsies (and communists) like pest?Also later in the Protectorate all property conditions were left untouched except for the „general“ persecution of Jews and communists.
As pretty much everything I refer to in this post is an utter defiance of the international law.
That's not an excuse. You had no right to do that in the first place. That's like a guy who assaults some other guy, causes him injuries and then arguments with something in a manner of 'But I was injured too!' We had nothing to do with you.The Protectorate was exploited in the context of the wartime economy like all parts of Germany as well.
Pal, those industries brought in here were meant to serve the reich and its war machine and nothing else. It wasn't founded for the well being of the native population. We did bring additional industry and technology in America, Africa, etc, aswell. But only to serve us. Do you think that those Amerindians and blacks appreciated that?There was no industry taken away, in contrast, additional industries were added to the Protectorate as that area for most of the time was out of reach of Allied bombing planes and the Protectorate was the only area of the Reich with an intact population capable of full scale working (no military draft).
That's irrelevant. Did the town belong to the Sudetenland? Yes, it did. That's enough.Yes, and exactly that town was ethnically and geographically borderline with pretty intransparent conditions and it became a total outlier in fate as there were just 22 individuals expelled and looted as Germans (according to German Wikipedia).
I actually never said there was. Sudetenland is not defined by that.I accept your assessment but please exclude the mentioned town in your consideration as there was essentially no expulsion and looting.
Ok, that's fine with me. That's what I've said, they were Germanic/Slavic.I’m not sure what exactly you mean by mixed. They were as ethnic German as you can be. And if you refer to genetics they score absolutely in line with the biogeographic continuum in the whole German people emerging area. Of course, they also have Slavic ancestry like all Eastern Germans. Although I consider it irrelevant for the dealt with topic, here are the G25 coords of a 4/4 Sudetengerman woman:
Spoiler!
No, I did not speak about the said cities. Here, where I bring up the point for the first time, I have explicitly said I mean regions:Aha, now you speak of regions. Before you just spoke of Königgrätz / Hradec Kralové and Pilsen / Plzeň. Both these cities were not in the Sudetenland, but I see that those today defined regions do also comprise Sudentenland and other ceased to the German Empire in 1938 areas. So for your assessment you have to pay attention to what areas of those regions were German settled and which not.
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...=1#post7700163
Regions like Hradec Králové or Plzeň for example are one of the richer
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