Germanische Stämme im Jahr 1 n. Chr. gegen Großdeutschland im Jahr 1941 und germanische Stämme im Jahr 700 gegen Westdeutschland im Jahr 1949
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Germanische Stämme im Jahr 1 n. Chr. gegen Großdeutschland im Jahr 1941 und germanische Stämme im Jahr 700 gegen Westdeutschland im Jahr 1949
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Everything is super low res 🙁
The failure of Augustus to subdue the Germanic tribes and the celebrated disaster at Teutoburg Forest sometimes overshadows the fact that significant parts of Germany were integrated into the Roman Empire.
Augsburg, Cologne and Mainz were all capitals of Roman imperial provinces, while other important German cities that started as Roman camps/forts include Bonn, Stuttgart, Regensburg, Koblenz etc.
„Greater Germany in 1941“?
Ugh.
Whats with the random addition of modern day germany?
How were the eastern tribes in 1 AD pushed westward
Timbuktu, Mali? How the hell did we get there?
First time seeing the ancient and early medieval maps, interesting stuff
i confused , i guess i will atack iraq
Erm…. Germany doesn’t have anything to do with Germanic. Please don’t try to conjur up a meaningful connection.
Germanic =/= German.
The Germinc spread is just as wide if not even more wide since 1 AD.
German*ic* — which really just means “kinda probably related to a German-sounding language mostly.”
Frysk bloed tsjoch op! wol no ris brûze en siede.
This map is complete bullshit. It labels known non-germanic tribes like the Carpi, Getae, Costobocii, Burii as Germanic.
This is a weird comparison… German ≠ Germanic. All Germans are Germanic, but not all Germanics are German…
Who’s the author of the third image?
Funny how some of the Swedish regions have (almost) the same name today
Now do the celts