I thought I was mainly Spanish……… Did a genetics test and after picking up my jaw off the floor, I am mainly German…….. Now I want to learn everything I can about my German heritage.
Well according to Deuteronomy 23:2. You are forever removed from your German ancestry by the inclusion of the 'Spanish' (which for centuries now basically means a mix of arab/jew/american indian ancestry)
The Vandals settled the southernmost part of Iberia. The Arabs (who conquered it) called it Al Andalus meaning the Vandal place. It was Hispanified to Andalucía and Anglicized to Andalusia. It was both the most Moslem part of Spain and the most Germanic. Blonds are quite common there. I also remember a Spanish language Almanaque del Mundo which had a listing of the German origins of the names of Spanish noble families. Conversely there are towns in isolated Norwegian fjords where the people have black hair. Mitochondrial DNA shows they are Iberian. They have completely assimilated and there are no myths or legends for it. They must have been a Stone Age colonization.
@@elvenkind6072 And do not forget the Alans they were a persian dialect speaking peoples that fled the Huns and fought for the Romans. For a short while they had a kingdom in what is now Spain, but Ostrogoth were the supreme rulers and the Alans lost their kingdom. But the spanish name for some of their dogs is Alano from Alani tribesmen that were famous for their horses and dogs. My southern farm dogs that are very old colonial bulldog stock may be derived from Spanish alanos taken to the La Florida Province of the what is now the southern USA in the 16th and 17th centuries. The Spanish did not leave northwest Florida where I live until 1821 and Gen Jackson showed up and they then left Pensacola, FL.
It's beautiful to hear your story. I really loved Germany when I spent 8 months trying to understand things said about Germans. It turned out they are very nice and friendly. Much of my interest was triggered by things I was told by my dad and his mates and they had in turn been told by their dad's who had experienced German colony in what was Deutsche Ostafrika( Tanzania, Rwanda- Urundi+ Eastern Congo).
I always thought I was Spanish/Hispanic……. My older brother and I did a genetics test and after picking up our jaws off the floor in disbelief. I now want to learn more about my German heritage……. My brother is still in denial.
My wife has cousins that are Spanish .. red hair and blue eyes. People of Spain are European and most all Europeans can trace their blood lines to Gernmanic tribes... Saxons, Angles, Jute, Dane,Fresian,Scandinavian,Franks,.. ect. The Iberian Penninsula is just a piece of land. Aka Spain. If you are Spanish than you are by proxy ...Germanic.
@@todo1231Wrong I am afraid. Or at least half-true. What you mean are the Baltic "Prusians", also known as "Pruzzians". They were a Baltic tribe, that the Poles wished to christianize, for which they invited the Teutonic Order. Both powers, Poland and the Teutonic Order annihilated and assimilated the Pruzzians. Especially the Teutonic Order was very violent and ruthless, though the Poles cannot be called innocent in this. Several generals aided in the cultural and linguistic disappearance of the Pruzzians. After these events, the Pruzzians disappeared as a singular entity and Poland as well the Teutonic order remained in the land. Through countless developments the Teutonic order developed into a state, that adopted the name of the former people of the region, Prussia. Thus the Prussians were Germans, though many of partially Baltic heritage. After the Second World War, the Germans(German speakers) in Pomerania and Prussia were deported. Many of their descendants made gene tests, in order to find out who exactly their ancestors were and some actually found out to be of Baltic heritage, likely of Pruzzian origin.
I enjoyed the presentation. I am part german and found out that I had very distant relatives that were members of the Nazi Youth movement were killed by american occupation troops. I think they might have been called werewolves and I have jewish relatives that might have still been in Belarus during WWII that Iknow nothing about. My relatives in Bavaria were Catholics, but people of the same surname in Switzerland are usually Jewish. The germans and also the jews no matter where they are will create within the conditions imposed a resounding economy.
you made a small mistake at 3:27 charlamagne was bot a marovinger he was from the karoling dynasty who took over after pipin the first had all support from his dukes and earls at the time
German tribes became "german" when Romans referred to the tribes as as being 'germaine' to the ares east of the river Rhine. The term entered common language by misuse.
@@sebe2255 yes you id*ot or why do you think no historian divides them when speaking about german history. Cause the germans are the direct decendants of the germanics.
@@Future183 They do you clown, and they do that is because Germanic includes much more people than just Germans. You have a lot of confidence for a dude who doesn’t a basic grasp of these terms
@@Future183 Lmao it is quite funny how much of an idiot you are. I’ll give you the answer though because I am so much better than you, Germanic people would also include all of Scandinavia (people who aren’t German) and even the English (again people who very much aren’t German). Oh and of course the Dutch. Germans aren’t the only descendants of Germanic tribes. You are welcome though, for this basic information that was apparently beyond you
I guess you should learn German history a bit better. Napoleon officialy destroyed the 1st Reich (Holy Roman Empire of German Nation)that is said to have existed for 1000 years.
Many "Germanic tribes" were actually celtic, ancient germany was very mixed while also very segregated, that's why the Boii, Saxons, Marcomanni, Franks ect, were all very divided even today they keep their identity, with southern germany almost a different language and a country culturally and politically very divided. One could even argue Bavaria should be its own state with Austria as they have more in common then the rest of germany. East germany historically was very slavic and was influenced recently in history by slavs again. Germany perhaps is the most ethnically divided state outside of mega countries such as Russia and the US historically. In the modern era the lines of what is german has become much more clear however there is still widespread division. The hallstatt and Le tene cultures certainly had kin that helped found the Roman empire. Many southern germanic tribes by the danube also carry the same haplotype r1b u152 predating rome itself. R1B U152 is known as the Italo-gallo/celtic haplotype but it actually very common in germans as well, specifically austrians and bavarians. The habsburgs were famous for having this haplotype perhaps the most german family (in the modern and medieval sense) in history unfortunately due to inbreeding.
@@tysharron4 They are less divided than you think. Another anti German? East Germany was mainly Slavic? Most Slavs assimilated, Sorbs, Masurians etc. Masurians even took protestant faith, Alwin Mittascj was notable scientist, of Sorbian origin. And they don't speak different language. Those are dialects, everyone knows Standard German.
How did germans became germans? Well first we complained and critised each other, then we improved and then we kept doing that over and over again and we still do that to this day.
..All Germanic languages can be traced back to the East - Bharat to be precise, deriving directly from the Mother of all languages - Sanskritam ..!! ..........................
After WWI "and give up large areas populated by ethic Germans to their neighbours, including newly created Czechoslovakia". If you just say GIVE BACK large areas. Why so cherry picking propaganda here?
Around: 52 - It is believed the early Germanic peoples (perhaps a better term than pre-Roman Germany) had some kind of writing system. Unfortunately, most of the people were illiterate, and much of their writing has been lost. At 1:03 - it should say 700 CE.
Celtic writing perhaps. This video didn't say exactly *how* Germanic tribes replaced the Celts, but I think it likely that many Celts were assimilated. Bavaria was supposedly mostly Celtic and used to consider themselves Bavarian and not really German.
No, it was 700 BC that Germanic people started to migrate to Germany. The term Germanic is different to pre-Roman Germany. The Germanic people refer to all Germanic people that come from Scandinavia. Germanic culture has existed in Scandinavia since the Battle Axe Culture 2 800 BC. Pre-Roman Germany refer to the people that lived in Germany before the Romans. These people were Celtic and not Germanic. Early Germanic people did have a writing system. It is called runes. All Germanic languages (Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Icelandic, English, Dutch and Germanc e.tc.) were originally using the runic alphabet. The Runic alphabet was however not used as early as 700 BC when the Germanic people started to migrate to Germany.
We actually know much about the proto-Germanic peoples thru archaeological artifacts of theirs and historical accounts from the Roman Empire, Slavs, Goths, and Bysantine records. There are several MAJOR errors in this video. The Nazis were National Socialists, not Fascists, and were quite literally LEFTWING. Hitler belonged to a Communist party for a few months, saw that many Jews were running it, and decided that he needed to join a Socialist party which was strictly in favor of ethnic German interests. He was an evil man, but perpetuating untruths about the Nazis only helps the enemies of freedom and makes you look like a (history rewriting & propagandist) Marxist
The Englisch language ist based on old englisch, whats near the old saxon language. In northern germany some people can talk old saxon until today and in some words its really near the modern englisch. Look at the weekdays in englisch language, how near it is to the old northern kulture. Wednesday = wodans day (wodan is german for odin the godfather). Thursday = thors day (the god thor). Friday = freyas day (the wife of odin).
If your ancestry is european, you are all related to a single ancestor about 35,000 yrs ago. There is a specific genetic code associated with people of germanic origin. The highest concentrations of which are found in Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, England, and America. Scandinavians are German in origin as well, as are their languages. Even the "Norse gods" roots are Germanic in origin. If your ancestry is north of Italy and Spain (You are GERMAN).
Römer 10 9-11 9denn wenn du mit deinem Mund bekennst: «Jesus ist der Herr» und in deinem Herzen glaubst: «Gott hat ihn von den Toten auferweckt», so wirst du gerettet werden. Röm 10,10 Wer mit dem Herzen glaubt und mit dem Mund bekennt, wird Gerechtigkeit und Heil erlangen. Röm 10,11 Denn die Schrift sagt: Wer an ihn glaubt, wird nicht zugrunde gehen.Epheser 2 8-9 Denn aus Gnade seid ihr gerettet durch Glauben, und das nicht aus euch, Gottes Gabe ist es; 9 nicht aus Werken, damit niemand sich rühmt. 1 Johannes 3:16 Daran haben wir die Liebe erkannt, dass Er sein Leben für uns gelassen hat; und wir sollen auch das Leben für die Brüder lassen.Und so gewiss es den Menschen bestimmt ist, einmal zu sterben, danach aber das Gericht, also ist auch Christus einmal geopfert, wegzunehmen vieler Sünden; zum andernmal wird er ohne Sünde erscheinen denen, die auf ihn warten, zur Seligkeit. Hebräer 9:27-28
The UK was the largest economy in Europe in 1871. Germany took that mantle after World War 2. With pronouncing German words, the W is pronounced like a V.
In 1917 when the Zionist Jews in England told the government they could promise to get America in World War 1, if they only helped Jews migrate to Palestine. Germany and its allies had pretty much already won the war at that point. And they were calling for peace, even though no one had set foot into Germany at that point.
l@@phillipholland6795 Attila, the Hun, is recorded in the annals of military history as the most brutal warmonger of civilians and military personnel in history outdoing even Genghis Khan.
The narrator indicated the French and British were responsible for the harsh conditions placed on Germany via the Treaty of Versailles. I for one feel it was really the French who did this and take homage with the narrator totally aligning Britain with this. Yes they were responsible in part, as were the Americans. However, during the 1920's and beyond it was clear the Brits eased up on many of the harsh terms. They even assisted the Germans when it came to updating their armed forces which later worked against Britain. To me the narrator clearly favours the Americans. Don't forget the Americans entered WW2 in 1941 and Wall Street took advantage of Britain's financial situation from 1939 to 1941. Britain was the last remaining power in Europe at that point to stand against Nazi Germany and I feel many Americans wanted Britain to fall. To his great honour, President Roosevelt was not one of them. Just saying.
Roosevelt was a very complex figure. I suggest you further inform yourself about him, because many of his deeds actually severely harmed the British Empire. There is quite a good Video about it on UA-cam
@@suchendnachwahrheit9143 Thanks for your comment and I don't necessarily disagree. Many nations wanted to take advantage of the UK when she was in literally on her knees. And yes Roosevelt was no different and clearly took advantage too but in the end he decided to side with the UK. I still look back in amazement how we the Brits held out against Mr. Hitler and the German Juggernaut. I guess Churchill had a lot to do with that. I also believe Roosevelt knew before hand that the Japanese were going to attack Pearl Harbour and that attack was needed to get the US directly involved in WW2. There is an excellent mini series (When Lions Roared) with Bob Hoskins as Churchill, Michael Caine as Stalin and John Lithgow as Roosevelt. And it does sort of indicate that Roosevelt sided with Stalin more that Churchill but hey that is politics. Yet taking that all into account the United States and the United Kingdom seem to be on the same page in relation to every military conflict in say the last 30 to 40 years. The UK got a lot of help from the United States in the Falklands war and not much has changed with most of the conflicts since. Just saying!
@@garyfleming5156 Sure, I just wanted to highlight the complexity of Roosevelt's character. He is often portrayed as this overly considerate and cultured man in a time of global conflict with endless violence, but many of his deeds were actually far more tactical, than they were kind-hearted or anything like that. Not to slander the man, but I think he is slightly misrepresented in modern memory. He was by no means a "bad man", but he was very interested in establishing a new world order with the US at the forefront at it. Truman was very similar to him.
German people tend to be blond and blue eyes in the North and people in the south are often brow eyes and brown hair with a skin type that tans easily.
You start by claiming to show the origins of the Germanic people and then talk about Germany??????? Germanic and German are not the same thing. Though Germans like many people from north western Europe descended from Germanic peoples, they are not the same or interchangeable.
Homosapians didn't arrive in Europe until ~70,000 years ag, our line. To say humans didn't arrive in Europe until about 600,000 year ago is misleading.
@@puchokoffie8152 The Germanic peoples is a generic term for several hundred - maybe more than a thousand - tribes who gradually moved into and around in Europe over a time period of more than a thousand years. They were not all related to each other but they were some cultural similarities and their languages were related. There's hardly a place in Europe that hasn't been populated by some Germanic people at some time in history and you'll struggle to find an European today who doesn't have at least a few germanic ancestors far back in their family tree. The names and number of Germanic peoples changed all the time. Sometimes a tribe merged with the locals in a new region they moved into. Sometimes a tribe died out, sometimes a new one turned up from the east. Sometimes a tribe split into two, sometimes two tribes merged. ---- Germany is called Germany (or something similar) in English and some Latin based languages like Italian and Romanian because that's where the Roman empire first encountered germanic tribes 2000 years ago. The country has very different unrelated names in most languages, including in German. There are four other European countries, England, France, Denmark and Sweden that are actually named after a germanic tribe.
Germanic people come from the Central East of Europe, not Scandinavia. This is the nationalist myth the Swedes brought under the common people in the 19th century.
The first Germans were Celts and Germanic peoples. whereby one can hardly distinguish between Celts and Germanic people. They had the same god Teuton and were often mixed peoples. The origin of the Germans can be seen from their names. There are 4 different names for German: German
@@jasrajsandhu1658First You must distinguish between Nord Celts of England and Irland and of South Celts of South Germany. The North Celts are Irish Typs very withe with red Hair. In traditional German history, there was no name Celtic or German It was all Deutsch. The names Celtic and German are inventions of the Romans and Greeks I am Bavarian = Boi and Celtic. My name may also be Celtic and I am white. Historians cannot distinguish between Celts and Germanic peoples. The Cambrian German people, for example, had a king named Boiorix, an obvious Celtic man.
humans have only been around for about ~200,000 years ago oldest fossil ever recorded was 160,000 years ago. where did you get you’re information about people arriving in german over half a million years ago?
I thought I was mainly Spanish……… Did a genetics test and after picking up my jaw off the floor, I am mainly German…….. Now I want to learn everything I can about my German heritage.
Well according to Deuteronomy 23:2. You are forever removed from your German ancestry by the inclusion of the 'Spanish' (which for centuries now basically means a mix of arab/jew/american indian ancestry)
It's not surprising. The Germans are a pan-European tribe
The Vandals settled the southernmost part of Iberia. The Arabs (who conquered it) called it Al Andalus meaning the Vandal place. It was Hispanified to Andalucía and Anglicized to Andalusia. It was both the most Moslem part of Spain and the most Germanic. Blonds are quite common there.
I also remember a Spanish language Almanaque del Mundo which had a listing of the German origins of the names of Spanish noble families.
Conversely there are towns in isolated Norwegian fjords where the people have black hair. Mitochondrial DNA shows they are Iberian. They have completely assimilated and there are no myths or legends for it. They must have been a Stone Age colonization.
Are your family from Northern Spain? The Ostrogoth held on until the reconcista I believe.
@@elvenkind6072 And do not forget the Alans they were a persian dialect speaking peoples that fled the Huns and fought for the Romans. For a short while they had a kingdom in what is now Spain, but Ostrogoth were the supreme rulers and the Alans lost their kingdom. But the spanish name for some of their dogs is Alano from Alani tribesmen that were famous for their horses and dogs. My southern farm dogs that are very old colonial bulldog stock may be derived from Spanish alanos taken to the La Florida Province of the what is now the southern USA in the 16th and 17th centuries. The Spanish did not leave northwest Florida where I live until 1821 and Gen Jackson showed up and they then left Pensacola, FL.
The Germans do live to excel!!
I love my German Ancestors. From Eppenberg and Meisenheim. Catholics ,with several Catholic Priests and Nuns. Grandma Mohr made the best German Food.
It's beautiful to hear your story. I really loved Germany when I spent 8 months trying to understand things said about Germans. It turned out they are very nice and friendly. Much of my interest was triggered by things I was told by my dad and his mates and they had in turn been told by their dad's who had experienced German colony in what was Deutsche Ostafrika( Tanzania, Rwanda- Urundi+ Eastern Congo).
Nice video. Pls can you create one on Scientific Revolution into the Industrial Revolution
Thanks, we will consider it!
I always thought I was Spanish/Hispanic……. My older brother and I did a genetics test and after picking up our jaws off the floor in disbelief. I now want to learn more about my German heritage……. My brother is still in denial.
What made you think you are Spanish?
My wife has cousins that are Spanish .. red hair and blue eyes.
People of Spain are European and most all Europeans can trace their blood lines to Gernmanic tribes... Saxons, Angles, Jute, Dane,Fresian,Scandinavian,Franks,.. ect. The Iberian Penninsula is just a piece of land. Aka Spain. If you are Spanish than you are by proxy ...Germanic.
Spanish people aren’t Hispanic. Spain is European. Also you should be proud of your Germanic heritage. Strong warriors.
@@Veronica-pz4gw hispanic adjective
relating to Spain or to Spanish-speaking countries, especially those of Latin America.
@@Veronica-pz4gw it means a country that speaks a latin-language of Iberia Spanish Portugese etc-
not a single mention of prussia ...... sad :(
Prussian was baltic
@@todo1231 but at the end prozd germans
@@Future183 germanic≠german
@@todo1231Wrong I am afraid. Or at least half-true.
What you mean are the Baltic "Prusians", also known as "Pruzzians". They were a Baltic tribe, that the Poles wished to christianize, for which they invited the Teutonic Order. Both powers, Poland and the Teutonic Order annihilated and assimilated the Pruzzians. Especially the Teutonic Order was very violent and ruthless, though the Poles cannot be called innocent in this. Several generals aided in the cultural and linguistic disappearance of the Pruzzians. After these events, the Pruzzians disappeared as a singular entity and Poland as well the Teutonic order remained in the land.
Through countless developments the Teutonic order developed into a state, that adopted the name of the former people of the region, Prussia.
Thus the Prussians were Germans, though many of partially Baltic heritage. After the Second World War, the Germans(German speakers) in Pomerania and Prussia were deported.
Many of their descendants made gene tests, in order to find out who exactly their ancestors were and some actually found out to be of Baltic heritage, likely of Pruzzian origin.
@@todo1231Berlin and east Germany was apart of Prussia until the 1920s I think
I enjoyed the presentation. I am part german and found out that I had very distant relatives that were members of the
Nazi Youth movement were killed by american occupation troops. I think they might have been called werewolves and I have jewish relatives that might have still been in Belarus during WWII that Iknow nothing about. My relatives in Bavaria were Catholics, but people of the same surname in Switzerland are usually Jewish.
The germans and also the jews no matter where they are will create within the conditions imposed a resounding economy.
The visigodos were fighting the huns with the Romans.
Like the francs the alemanes
And other goth vikings or huns
The word Viking is not a people group. It means to raid.
@NorvelCooksey The term 'Viking' wouldn't have even really been used by them until it was coined later.
you made a small mistake at 3:27 charlamagne was bot a marovinger he was from the karoling dynasty who took over after pipin the first had all support from his dukes and earls at the time
and the karolings were the ones who conquered saxony
German tribes became "german" when Romans referred to the tribes as as being 'germaine' to the ares east of the river Rhine. The term entered common language by misuse.
The Celts germanicos where with the romans
Seems to be more about the German people, not the Germanic people
Both the same bruh
@@Future183 No bruh
@@sebe2255 yes you id*ot or why do you think no historian divides them when speaking about german history. Cause the germans are the direct decendants of the germanics.
@@Future183 They do you clown, and they do that is because Germanic includes much more people than just Germans. You have a lot of confidence for a dude who doesn’t a basic grasp of these terms
@@Future183 Lmao it is quite funny how much of an idiot you are. I’ll give you the answer though because I am so much better than you, Germanic people would also include all of Scandinavia (people who aren’t German) and even the English (again people who very much aren’t German). Oh and of course the Dutch. Germans aren’t the only descendants of Germanic tribes. You are welcome though, for this basic information that was apparently beyond you
Much love to all of my fellow German brothers and sisters. Gott mit uns!
Can you talk about the book Germania written by Tacitus?
Tacitus Germania is not a source to rely on, since Tacitus never visited the Germanic tribes.
💪 visigoths and Suevii are still here!
You need to watch Bitchcute Europe final Battle
I guess you should learn German history a bit better. Napoleon officialy destroyed the 1st Reich (Holy Roman Empire of German Nation)that is said to have existed for 1000 years.
Is like saying that Dario had anything to do with siro
The small portion on the German bronze age is completely false. Referring to that period as "pre-Roman" is offensive.
Many "Germanic tribes" were actually celtic, ancient germany was very mixed while also very segregated, that's why the Boii, Saxons, Marcomanni, Franks ect, were all very divided even today they keep their identity, with southern germany almost a different language and a country culturally and politically very divided. One could even argue Bavaria should be its own state with Austria as they have more in common then the rest of germany. East germany historically was very slavic and was influenced recently in history by slavs again. Germany perhaps is the most ethnically divided state outside of mega countries such as Russia and the US historically. In the modern era the lines of what is german has become much more clear however there is still widespread division. The hallstatt and Le tene cultures certainly had kin that helped found the Roman empire. Many southern germanic tribes by the danube also carry the same haplotype r1b u152 predating rome itself. R1B U152 is known as the Italo-gallo/celtic haplotype but it actually very common in germans as well, specifically austrians and bavarians. The habsburgs were famous for having this haplotype perhaps the most german family (in the modern and medieval sense) in history unfortunately due to inbreeding.
@@tysharron4 The Celts were a mixture of Germans and the Anatolian farmers.
Cry about it
@@tysharron4 They are less divided than you think. Another anti German?
East Germany was mainly Slavic? Most Slavs assimilated, Sorbs, Masurians etc. Masurians even took protestant faith, Alwin Mittascj was notable scientist, of Sorbian origin.
And they don't speak different language. Those are dialects, everyone knows Standard German.
@@tysharron4 nah thats st*pid. Germanics are germanics. There is a reason why they founded a common state named germany.
I was the strongest too many outlanders
Nice
500,000 BCE? Not!
How did germans became germans? Well first we complained and critised each other, then we improved and then we kept doing that over and over again and we still do that to this day.
You should look up how to pronounce names. Please.
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..All Germanic languages can be traced back to the East - Bharat to be precise, deriving directly from the Mother of all languages - Sanskritam ..!!
..........................
The Holy Roman Empire was IN FACT HOLY ROMAN AND AN EMPIRE
A bit simple explaination of what happend.😂😂
Well all Europeans came from somewhere else. Mainly Middle East, ancient Anatolia and Central Asia.
..? And those people came from somewhere else too
@@SithStudyjust not from the north 😅 funny how us Europeans can accept it but Americans can't
After WWI "and give up large areas populated by ethic Germans to their neighbours, including newly created Czechoslovakia". If you just say GIVE BACK large areas. Why so cherry picking propaganda here?
They where today jews.
You have netanyahu saying it in youtube
An invention of Julio Cesar
Germanico
He put it in his name
The printing is from china
No
Great Video. I support the Resurrection of the German monarchy
Interesting. Do they still around?
@@albert4766 Yh the Hohenzollern’s are still around
Hmmmm
Hope means getting rid of the religion that wasn't even native to Europe
No bring we need to bring back the pre christian spirituality
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Didn't do much research into WW2. Stopped watching at that point. You got it all wrong.
Around: 52 - It is believed the early Germanic peoples (perhaps a better term than pre-Roman Germany) had some kind of writing system. Unfortunately, most of the people were illiterate, and much of their writing has been lost.
At 1:03 - it should say 700 CE.
Celtic writing perhaps. This video didn't say exactly *how* Germanic tribes replaced the Celts, but I think it likely that many Celts were assimilated. Bavaria was supposedly mostly Celtic and used to consider themselves Bavarian and not really German.
No, it was 700 BC that Germanic people started to migrate to Germany. The term Germanic is different to pre-Roman Germany. The Germanic people refer to all Germanic people that come from Scandinavia. Germanic culture has existed in Scandinavia since the Battle Axe Culture 2 800 BC. Pre-Roman Germany refer to the people that lived in Germany before the Romans. These people were Celtic and not Germanic.
Early Germanic people did have a writing system. It is called runes. All Germanic languages (Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Icelandic, English, Dutch and Germanc e.tc.) were originally using the runic alphabet. The Runic alphabet was however not used as early as 700 BC when the Germanic people started to migrate to Germany.
We actually know much about the proto-Germanic peoples thru archaeological artifacts of theirs and historical accounts from the Roman Empire, Slavs, Goths, and Bysantine records. There are several MAJOR errors in this video. The Nazis were National Socialists, not Fascists, and were quite literally LEFTWING. Hitler belonged to a Communist party for a few months, saw that many Jews were running it, and decided that he needed to join a Socialist party which was strictly in favor of ethnic German interests. He was an evil man, but perpetuating untruths about the Nazis only helps the enemies of freedom and makes you look like a (history rewriting & propagandist) Marxist
There are several major historical errors in this video
Mention them if you know want to be heard.
Like what
The Englisch language ist based on old englisch, whats near the old saxon language. In northern germany some people can talk old saxon until today and in some words its really near the modern englisch. Look at the weekdays in englisch language, how near it is to the old northern kulture. Wednesday = wodans day (wodan is german for odin the godfather). Thursday = thors day (the god thor). Friday = freyas day (the wife of odin).
Sunday - Sun Day, Monday - Moon Day, Thursday - Tyr's Day, Wednesday - Wotans (Odins Day) - Friday - Frøys Day, Saturday - Washday.
If your ancestry is european, you are all related to a single ancestor about 35,000 yrs ago. There is a specific genetic code associated with people of germanic origin. The highest concentrations of which are found in Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, England, and America. Scandinavians are German in origin as well, as are their languages. Even the "Norse gods" roots are Germanic in origin. If your ancestry is north of Italy and Spain (You are GERMAN).
Scandinavian and German is not the same 😂 don't mix those christian sell outs with us
I’m German and Norwegian/ Danish. 100% Germanic. Upper Midwest is very Germanic with lots of Lutherans and Roman Catholics.
America isn't in Europe 🤣🤣
@@RichardSteuland that's lame must be a lot of pedos 🤣 especially Roman Catholic
@@calcaleb7041 but 70% of Americans are European 😂😂😂
Römer 10 9-11 9denn wenn du mit deinem Mund bekennst: «Jesus ist der Herr» und in deinem Herzen glaubst: «Gott hat ihn von den Toten auferweckt», so wirst du gerettet werden. Röm 10,10 Wer mit dem Herzen glaubt und mit dem Mund bekennt, wird Gerechtigkeit und Heil erlangen. Röm 10,11 Denn die Schrift sagt: Wer an ihn glaubt, wird nicht zugrunde gehen.Epheser 2 8-9 Denn aus Gnade seid ihr gerettet durch Glauben, und das nicht aus euch, Gottes Gabe ist es; 9 nicht aus Werken, damit niemand sich rühmt. 1 Johannes 3:16
Daran haben wir die Liebe erkannt, dass Er sein Leben für uns gelassen hat; und wir sollen auch das Leben für die Brüder lassen.Und so gewiss es den Menschen bestimmt ist, einmal zu sterben, danach aber das Gericht, also ist auch Christus einmal geopfert, wegzunehmen vieler Sünden; zum andernmal wird er ohne Sünde erscheinen denen, die auf ihn warten, zur Seligkeit.
Hebräer 9:27-28
Gaul is france
The UK was the largest economy in Europe in 1871. Germany took that mantle after World War 2. With pronouncing German words, the W is pronounced like a V.
Germany overtook it already before WW 1.
Several other major errors in the video
What's the Balfour Declaration??
A betrayal of human rights
@@phillipholland6795 To be fair, we only declared human rights after WW2.
@@rippspeck Yahh ur right, just after doing the most ruthless act of human aggression in history
In 1917 when the Zionist Jews in England told the government they could promise to get America in World War 1, if they only helped Jews migrate to Palestine. Germany and its allies had pretty much already won the war at that point. And they were calling for peace, even though no one had set foot into Germany at that point.
l@@phillipholland6795 Attila, the Hun, is recorded in the annals of military history as the most brutal warmonger of civilians and military personnel in history outdoing even Genghis Khan.
Unfortunately there is propaganda in this presentation which spoils its value.
The narrator indicated the French and British were responsible for the harsh conditions placed on Germany via the Treaty of Versailles. I for one feel it was really the French who did this and take homage with the narrator totally aligning Britain with this. Yes they were responsible in part, as were the Americans. However, during the 1920's and beyond it was clear the Brits eased up on many of the harsh terms. They even assisted the Germans when it came to updating their armed forces which later worked against Britain. To me the narrator clearly favours the Americans. Don't forget the Americans entered WW2 in 1941 and Wall Street took advantage of Britain's financial situation from 1939 to 1941. Britain was the last remaining power in Europe at that point to stand against Nazi Germany and I feel many Americans wanted Britain to fall. To his great honour, President Roosevelt was not one of them. Just saying.
Roosevelt was a very complex figure. I suggest you further inform yourself about him, because many of his deeds actually severely harmed the British Empire. There is quite a good Video about it on UA-cam
@@suchendnachwahrheit9143 Thanks for your comment and I don't necessarily disagree. Many nations wanted to take advantage of the UK when she was in literally on her knees. And yes Roosevelt was no different and clearly took advantage too but in the end he decided to side with the UK. I still look back in amazement how we the Brits held out against Mr. Hitler and the German Juggernaut. I guess Churchill had a lot to do with that. I also believe Roosevelt knew before hand that the Japanese were going to attack Pearl Harbour and that attack was needed to get the US directly involved in WW2. There is an excellent mini series (When Lions Roared) with Bob Hoskins as Churchill, Michael Caine as Stalin and John Lithgow as Roosevelt. And it does sort of indicate that Roosevelt sided with Stalin more that Churchill but hey that is politics. Yet taking that all into account the United States and the United Kingdom seem to be on the same page in relation to every military conflict in say the last 30 to 40 years. The UK got a lot of help from the United States in the Falklands war and not much has changed with most of the conflicts since. Just saying!
@@garyfleming5156 Sure, I just wanted to highlight the complexity of Roosevelt's character. He is often portrayed as this overly considerate and cultured man in a time of global conflict with endless violence, but many of his deeds were actually far more tactical, than they were kind-hearted or anything like that. Not to slander the man, but I think he is slightly misrepresented in modern memory. He was by no means a "bad man", but he was very interested in establishing a new world order with the US at the forefront at it.
Truman was very similar to him.
@@suchendnachwahrheit9143 Fair comment!
I traced my gearheart ancestors. Paul Gerhardt was my gg grandpa. Think like 7th. My last name gerhardt in German.
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German people tend to be blond and blue eyes in the North and people in the south are often brow eyes and brown hair with a skin type that tans easily.
I've also met and seen plenty of dark-haired Germans who don't tan, like Max Mundt.
To some extent that might be true but I think it's baloney.
Evolutionary hair is to protect the scalp and neck. The further north, the less need for this. One would imagine Inuits got D-vitamin deficiency.
@@elvenkind6072oil from seal meat vitamin d
600,000 years ago.. Really?? Later 👎
You start by claiming to show the origins of the Germanic people and then talk about Germany???????
Germanic and German are not the same thing. Though Germans like many people from north western Europe descended from Germanic peoples, they are not the same or interchangeable.
An ancient history documentary proves that ‘keeping up with the Joneses’ once meant invading their kingdom
Every time i study the history of europe: “ooooh i see why the germans were mad”
Germania would include Austria, Scandinavian, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, and the UK plus US. Because all these countries are Germanic countries.
600,000 years ago? Wtf. Fact check this Fred Flintstone shit
How about you select a narrator who knows how to pronounce Goethe’s name?!
Also Teutoberg
Homosapians didn't arrive in Europe until ~70,000 years ag, our line. To say humans didn't arrive in Europe until about 600,000 year ago is misleading.
Other humans
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The common thread through history is that when you tell men they are free, they try to prove it
The keltoi were known to greeks
They were greeks
600000 north and central europe was icy
That is how Rome fell
This is a German hate video
I concur. A bother.
I do not like the title of the video since the term germanic is not necessarily german.
What is it then
@@puchokoffie8152 The Germanic peoples is a generic term for several hundred - maybe more than a thousand - tribes who gradually moved into and around in Europe over a time period of more than a thousand years. They were not all related to each other but they were some cultural similarities and their languages were related. There's hardly a place in Europe that hasn't been populated by some Germanic people at some time in history and you'll struggle to find an European today who doesn't have at least a few germanic ancestors far back in their family tree.
The names and number of Germanic peoples changed all the time. Sometimes a tribe merged with the locals in a new region they moved into. Sometimes a tribe died out, sometimes a new one turned up from the east. Sometimes a tribe split into two, sometimes two tribes merged.
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Germany is called Germany (or something similar) in English and some Latin based languages like Italian and Romanian because that's where the Roman empire first encountered germanic tribes 2000 years ago. The country has very different unrelated names in most languages, including in German. There are four other European countries, England, France, Denmark and Sweden that are actually named after a germanic tribe.
I think you mean 700 CE or AD at 1:03 lol
Where are the huns
Irrelevant 5-10 years
They speak a strange language, they're late interlopers.
Nice overview...Thanks for the knowledge bro
Glad you liked it.
I collect all your new videos I like what you do
William the conqueror from France to Austria
From where
No connexion there
With indoeuropeans
Something my Step dad is proud of, but America.
Most Gestapo where slavs
Norway is under full attach of German wind turbine industry, making much more damage than during WWII, where they mainly built beneficial railroads.
Those things suck ass. They're ugly and they kill birds. Use up too many resources and break down before they even can pay for themselves......
Germanic people come from the Central East of Europe, not Scandinavia. This is the nationalist myth the Swedes brought under the common people in the 19th century.
Nope don't consider them as slavic and yes they are descend of Scandinavians
@@puchokoffie8152 No, that's a Swedish nationalistic narrative coined in the 18th and 19th century without any evidence.
Tell that to 99% of historians - they all seem to think that the Germanic people are from Denmark!
@@Mzansi74that's true demark, sweden, Norway true origin of germanic tribes. Then they migrated to Germany, nettherlands, Austria.
The first Germans were Celts and Germanic peoples. whereby one can hardly distinguish between Celts and Germanic people. They had the same god Teuton and were often mixed peoples.
The origin of the Germans can be seen from their names.
There are 4 different names for German:
German
Everything you said is completely schizo and super wrong, celts and germanic were insanely different from each other, celts were browner than germani
@@jasrajsandhu1658First You must distinguish between Nord Celts of England and Irland and of South Celts of South Germany. The North Celts are Irish Typs very withe with red Hair.
In traditional German history, there was no name Celtic or German
It was all Deutsch. The names Celtic and German are inventions of the Romans and Greeks
I am Bavarian = Boi and Celtic. My name may also be Celtic and I am white.
Historians cannot distinguish between Celts and Germanic peoples. The Cambrian German people, for example, had a king named Boiorix, an obvious Celtic man.
@@siegfriedlechler7412 nope, historians said germans were ten times more blond, sorry but your celt ancestors were brown people get over it hahahahaha
@@jasrajsandhu1658 He's full of it and so are you, hahahaha
@@pillarwatch hahahaha at least I have million of evidence to back up my "full of it" dogma
humans have only been around for about ~200,000 years ago oldest fossil ever recorded was 160,000 years ago. where did you get you’re information about people arriving in german over half a million years ago?