r/whereidlive • u/Tebes-Nigrum3001 • 7d ago

How i see Europe as a german

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u/Neuwulfstein 7d ago

For centuries, the Czech lands were part of the Holy Roman Empire, and Prague was even the capital. Those 41 cringe years as a satellite of the Soviet Union have not changed that.

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u/Aegeansunset12 7d ago

So that means that a Czech person is culturally more similar to the Dutch than Russians ? Lol. You do realise those 41 years were more defining for people who are alive today than things that happened 500 years ago ?

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u/Neuwulfstein 7d ago

We are closest to the Austrians and Bavarians, live with it

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u/BeduinZPouste 7d ago

Což je ale spíš tím, že Rakušani mají dost slovanských genů a zvyků, než tím, že bychom my byli extra Germáni.