@Deleted User see the Gdańsk area was mutli ethnic it's been like that for a while a bunch of Poles and Germans live there but is culturally important to Poland

Danny the homo

@Deleted User who are you talking about

@Valeska-ἑταίρα Danzig is also culturally important to Germany, the region was controlled by Germany in some way or another for over two centuries

@Americus Those societies are not independent of the state they exist in, they still play a role in the overall economic structure

@Danny Sullivan Stalin

@Monolith So what are the classes present in those societies? You haven't answered my question

@Deleted User but it was also Polish for quite a while as well you can't deny that

@Deleted User Stalin was a General in the red army and played a massive role in winning the revolution and civil war

Not to mention they are still a class akin to peasentry

Hitler never lead any grass roots movement

Stalin just fucked around in Tsaritsyn and lost the Polish war

Stalin wasn't in the Polish war

That was Trotsky who lost it

He was the officer in charge of that war

Tortsky

No Stalin's refusal to guard Trotsky's flanks is what allowed the Poles to make their stunning counteroffensive

Stalin was a commander in the war too, but not as senior

I mean throughout the entire war Poland did really well

It wasn't Trotsky's flanks it was Tukhachevsky iirc

Even in the beginning of the war with Germany Poland was amazing

It wasn't until Stalin invaded did they lose

40:1

To deny the existence of class in Amish society is to assume its not just a culture within a specific economic class

@Honey Beanger I mean it was literally true

Yeah

Poland would've won a geurilla war

Based Poland resisting Soviet Imperialism

Poles are based

So are you unable to describe the class structure in an Amish society?

@Deleted User unironically yeah

Thank you

Glad to see Germans not instantly shitting on Poland

>Germans

Where?

@Deleted User you aren't German?

No lol

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I have egg on my face..

@Americus Describe Amish society, I am foreign

I'm just interested in German history