That wasn't real Weimar. Real Weimar hasn't even been done properly yet.

https://x.com/alt_historian/status/1759417056443711640

Inflation is mayo nonsense:

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Why was the germ simply not enslaved after tho?:

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Americoids need not talk. This is eurotrash business:

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HOW DOES THIS EFFECT YOU CHUD?:

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Other:

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I really hate when people compare something to weimar germany. Somewhat because its misleading - by most metrics weimar germany was leaps and bounds ahead of everyone else, because germany was by far the most powerful and advanced nation in Europe.

But because it seriously misses why weimar collapsed - it never obtained any kind of stability or elected government with legitimacy, forcing leaders to set dangerous precedents basically from day 1 to pass any kind of law or respond to disaster or the great depression.

Weimar germany is a fantastic example of what happens when a country has no democratic norms and breaks them repeatedly during a political struggle.

The conservatives never stopped trying to rip the country apart, bitter over the monarchy collapsing. The liberals never took the right wing threat seriously, and the commies were more than happy to let the rightoids take power under the idea it'd set off a pendulum movement and usher them into power.

Weimar was unlike any modern example, had weimar had a stable government or any democratic norms at all it would have easily resisted the nazis.

Blaming the treaty is reductionist at best, the treaty was a useful propaganda tool but it ignores the larger instability.

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Blaming the treaty is reductionist at best, the treaty was a useful propaganda tool but it ignores the larger instability.

Yeah the treaty definitely didn't help but I'd be surprised if any nation was doing good after coming out of ww1.

France was ruined, the British empire was basically donezo after the war (they just didn't know it yet). Germany was the worst off given that they lost the darn war. Plus they had just barely formed as a country like 50 years prior.

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Idk about making it harsher either, the idea of France getting even more control of Germany and being bigger pricks probably wouldn't have made Germany 2 turn out any better. Basically as bad as the holocaust

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The French were seething so badly they derived a whole state ideology focused on revenge lmao "revanchism"

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In Albert Bettannier's La Tache Noire (1887) French students are taught about the provinces of Alsace-Lorraine, taken by Germany in 1871.

!chuds why isn't there kino art made about sigmamaxxing leverage for conquest today? :marseygiveup:

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china does it as well for things they have not yet owned, so its hecking valid.

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Russia has taken this crown :prigozhinsoypoint:

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Weren't the frogs seething hard because the :marseykaiser: declared himself emperor in Versailes after BTFOing them in the franco-prussian war

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Just ignore the general degeneracy and child prots

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>Blaming the treaty is reductionist at best,

I don't know who to go with here, Keynes or Pizzashill

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

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Keynes or Pizzashill

Believe it or not, Keynes is even more r-slurred than Pizza

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I started reading a Keynes biography on a whim and couldn't finish it because hoo boy was that guy a strag.

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The issue with economists when they try to review history is they put too much focus on economics, for obvious reasons, and miss the larger picture.

No expert on nazism or fascism in general thinks it's a movement primarily driven by economics. Hitler viewed racial conflict as the mover of history, which is radically different than every other ideology which tends to view economics as the primary mover of history.

Richard Evans says Germany was dominated by a "primacy of politics" and talks about how even marxist historians started admitting this around the 1960s. Economics is useful for analyzing history of course, but unless you have an understanding of the broader context it's pointless.

The 3rd reich trilogy is a really good deep dive into the entire build up to nazism and the history of Weimar Germany. It's incredibly detailed.

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You should go with richard evans and robert paxton, 2 actual experts on the topic and not, you know, an economist.

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Germany was by far the most powerful and advanced nation in Europe.

Nobody would have said this in 1939 except actual Nazis. Britain and the Netherlands were on a completely different level. In France they actually had cars and shit. Czechoslovakia was probably more high tech but too small.

Germany beating France in 1940 was totally unexpected by everyone (including Hitler).

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Literally everyone would have said that, germany was pretty clearly the most powerful nation in europe.

Or maybe its historian hindsight, but it seemed pretty obvious.

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because germany was by far the most powerful

were they tho

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Id say yes.

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of course you would. everything you say is wrong and the opposite is what's actual reality.

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by most metrics weimar germany was leaps and bounds ahead of everyone else, because germany was by far the most powerful and advanced nation in Europe.

Not true at all, Germany was powerful because it was the largest of rich countries (in Europe), but in GDP per capita France was IIRC 20% and Britain 50% higher. Interwar Germany was a mix of advanced industrial parts with world leading science and corporations, and poor agricultural east full of farmers needing extra jobs because of their insufficient land.

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Weimar was unlike any modern example, had weimar had a stable government or any democratic norms at all it would have easily resisted the nazis.

"If the Weimar Republic was something else, it would have been a completely different country."

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Chaos can breed greatness and shitty things at the same time, remove the chaos and you could easily get nothing interesting

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:marseysoylentgrin: Chaos is a ladder!

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Germoney did have democratic norms you couldn't go for a mile without stumbling upon city states ruling themselves under the HRE. (Free and Imperial Cities :marseynerd3: , Hanseatic Leagues and Kleinstaaterai :marseynerd3:

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

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

While the term referred primarily to the territorial fragmentation of the German Confederation, it is also applied by extension to the even more extreme territorial fragmentation of the Holy Roman Empire. In this period, Germany was split into a great number of nearly sovereign small and medium-sized secular and ecclesiastical principalities and free imperial cities, some of which were little larger than a single town or the surrounding grounds of the monastery of an Imperial abbey. Estimates of the total number of German states at any time during the 18th century vary, ranging from 294 to 348, or more.

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If you want to assert your rights in the Holy Roman Empire, play classic 1992 RPG Darklands.

Make sure to build up Speech (Common) skill, local reputation, and fame.

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Your Pulitzer is in the mail


:chad!black2: :marseybear::marseyrefrigerator:

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The conservatives never stopped trying to rip the country apart, bitter over the monarchy collapsing. The liberals never took the right wing threat seriously

WE HAVE TO JAIL ORANGE MAN AND HIT HIM WITH 90+ CHARGES

Weimar germany is a fantastic example of what happens when a country has no democratic norms and breaks them repeatedly during a political struggle.

even though jailing past presidents and leading candidates of the major opposing party cant reasonably be called a norm in the us

forcing leaders to set dangerous precedents

Oh dangerous precidents

!friendsofpizzashill we got a live one

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I dont know, i feel like letting a president openly break the law and shit all over the system and our norms is more dangerous than jailing him for the crimes he is clearly guilty of.

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Would you mind listing the best item that you believe he is clearly guilty of? I actually don't want a full list I just want your best item which is his worst violation

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Hes blatantly guilty of soliciting election fraud in ga. Blatanly guilty of fraud for intentionally and knowingly inflating the value of properties in ny.

Hes blatantly guilty of the campaign finance violations. Idk how anyone could even argue against these without very tortured reasoning.

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Pick one. Whats your best shot

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Soliciting fraud in Ga.

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All right let's break it down into the details. What was the specific Act I'm assuming the ratzenberger(spelling?) phone call

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Yes

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Thank you for your response I'm a little busy right now but I'll try to come back a little bit later and write something that at least demonstrates equal effort

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That's cool. But it was actually rimming and drag queens that did it in.

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