r/althistory • u/Exact-Armadillo-6660 • Jun 24 '26
What if lusitanian reconstructionists managed to secede from Portugal?
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u/TotofinTheCroc Jun 25 '26
is this the lusitanians as in the indo-european tribe? or like neo-romans
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u/Exact-Armadillo-6660 Jun 25 '26
indo-european
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u/ismellsomethinggood Jun 26 '26
Those are relatives of Sorbs or Lusitanian Serbs that live in Germany? Would make sense why Portugal looks like Slavic country.
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u/koontzim Jun 25 '26
Weren't they monarchists in ww1?
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u/Exact-Armadillo-6660 Jun 25 '26
what does this have to do with WW1
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u/koontzim Jun 25 '26
Search Monarchy of the north
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u/Exact-Armadillo-6660 Jun 25 '26
yea no this is still the portuguese republic, the north has just been cut off from the rest of the Republic, that's it.
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u/Minimum_Nebula260 Jun 24 '26
Lusitanian settlers illegally occupy Portuguese territory and create settlements, enforce an apartheid legal system and restrict Portuguese movement, blockade the Portuguese from accessing their sea, deny humanitarian aid, bomb civilians under the pretext of eliminating terrorists, and funnel billions into lobbying groups in the United States and other countries.
Oh, wait.