What was the target market? Kids I assume?

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For the record, Bavarians call no-Bavarians "Preissen". This has historical reasons too, Prussia gained to unify most northern german states step by step before 1870. Bavaria and, i think, Baden (i should check this) were the last states and it needed a blackmail, war with France and a very sus death of the last king of Bavaria to incorporate this area

>I'm german and never noticed us having cultural divides like that. I'm specifically talking about the first unified Germany 1871, not 1990.

Ever been to Bavaria? Tried to have a long talk with an Ostfriese? Or what about religion, even in 21st century there are differences between catholic and protestant regions (Italy still catholic). Perhaps you dont see this bc you are German and are used to it, they are more visible for non-Germans

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That is seriously cool. I wonder if so few, if any, other oral traditions in other cultures proved so meticulously accurate.

Secrets?

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Truth. My ex worked with a guy who was from Bavaria, which was in no doubt, as the guy was very insistent that he was Bavarian, not German.

And hardcore Bavarians today don’t like “Germans” very much

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It looks kinda like a P38.

If you thought the mk14 torpedo was bad something made by these guys would result in more friendly casualties than enemy casualties

bavaria?

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You would be best served by finding a reputable numismatic dealer in your local area and having a chat with them.

There is a tremendous amount of fraud in the online market.

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I'm not qualified to say that one was more culturally divided than the other, but if I were to say it I think a geographic argument might be made. Italy is thin and stratified N-S, with seas to either side and to the south. Germany is rounder, and historically has had aggressive neighbors to the E and W. Not to be a German apologist, but if you had France on one side, and Poland and Russia on the other, you'd probably do well by working together to defend yourselves. That's not to say Italy hasn't ever been invaded, but an area with coasts is easier to defend than a relatively landlocked area smack in the middle of competing empires, with little to no real geographic barriers. The more precarious German situation probably made them less able to admit cultural divisions.

Follow up to this thread. Any book recommendations about the British navy in the 18th c?

The language used to convey these stories is at risk of loss, not the knowledge itself.

Ancient coins are pretty easy to get and vary pretty widely in price.

Yes one of the oldest countries with the same frame. I suppose England is older and possibly Switzerland. But even China is older but they abolished the idea of emperors and are now Communists.