Talk:Anti-German sentiment/Archive 3
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Felix Ermacora, among a minority of legal scholars, equated ethnic cleansing with genocide
Why the majority opinion isn't quoted?Xx236 (talk) 06:42, 6 May 2019 (UTC)
Usage of Category:Anti-German sentiment for people
To what degree can this be used for people? I removed it from a bio of a post-war camp commander who was prejudiced against Germans. Should it be restored? Is there a better category, or should there be one? --Piotr Konieczny aka Prokonsul Piotrus| reply here 03:38, 9 June 2019 (UTC)
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Older roots of / examples for Anti-Germanism
I would like to edit the article and write something about the Germanophobia in Italian Renaissance (look at Giorgio Vasari in 16th c., who invented the pejorative term "Gothic" for the architecture of the Middle Ages, related to the "barbaric" Goths and other Germanic tribes during the Barbarian invasions. The "Gothic" style was also termed als "maniera tedesca", "deutscher Stil", "German style"). Joachim von Sandrart in Nuremberg followed Vasari in 17th c., so we might have an example here for German self-criticism - and we know that today's far leftist so called Anti-German movement exists mostly in Germany (and Austria...) itself. There is an analogy to jewish self-criticism (Marx, Trotzkij e. g.), but this is more a topic for other related articles, but I think the fact that there was Germanophobia long ago before 19th and 20th c., and also in Germany itself, should not be ignored here...furthermore, Vansittart (maybe the German leftist Anti-Germans have their theses from his ones?) talked about the Germans as enemies of civilization since the days of Tacitus, and this is nearly the same as Vasari and other "humanists" thought. And one thing more: for some people of the Centrumsparty in Germany around 1860, 1870 and so on the wish for unification of Germany (in French ways since absolutism and revolution) was "Anti-German", and Constantin Frantz called the idea of a German capital as "Un-German", so conservative enemies of nationalism thought nationalism was anti-German. Sorry for my English, I am a German... ;) --MarcoR1987 (talk) 12:23, 5 February 2021 (UTC)
in brazil german, japanese and other imigrants too was discriminated by other brazilians because the war and getulio vargas a nationalist with forced cultural assimilation with portuguese language and brazilian culture forced against the europeans and asiatic imigrants; only portuguese and spaniards no have discrimination against him but in brazil was a anti portuguese historic discrimination in the xix century and xx et cetera
Palestine Section
Nothing in the articles linked suggests that the German couple was being attacked for being German. The articles explicitly mention that the ride-share car with Israeli license plate and symbols was attacked before the couple even left the car.
I propose that the section should be deleted. 2A0A:A547:D42E:0:B971:BEA:2B6A:DFF1 (talk) 23:04, 16 July 2023 (UTC)
Already done Parham wiki (talk) 12:38, 29 October 2023 (UTC)
