These videos are great! I have lost count how many times I have been to Germany. It is one of my favourite countries to go to and I always had a great time. The people are very friendly (in general) and helpful. It is easy to make friends with Germans. As a history student I have specialized in European history of the first half of the twentieth century and I dare to say i know a lot about this period. It is also because of that I have an enormous respect of the German people for the way they have incorporated the bad parts of their past into their "being" nowadays. If you get the possibility to go on a vacation/trip to Germany do not hesitate. I am sure you will love it.

the streetlamps in Berlin are changing more and more due to the usage of (more energy efficient) LED lights. The airport Tegel is closed now and the new Berlin/Brandenburg opened (after some delays). The 'Frankenstein castle' should also be mentioned, not because its among the big beautiful guys but due to the story. There indeed lived for centuries a Frankenstein family and there was indeed an alchemist searchng for the 'elixir of life' - which inspired Mary Shelby who traveled the region then to her famous novel 'Frankenstein' ... apart from that, Germans created much more castles as just the ones in Germany (Austria etc.), because the Holy Roman Empire had much bigger regions and there were also a lot of connected regions in Europe (e.g. other central and eastern europe parts, also the German parts of now 'French', Luxemburg etc) ...

apropos history: the Holy Roman Empire (which is btw. the by far best prototype of any medieval MMORGP or authentic movie) is kind of the masterclass of European history after the crash of the Western Roman Empire and the Frankish Empire split (the Western part became kind of France, the Eastern (later kind of Germany) and Middle part became the Holy Roman Empire which connected Rome/Papal states, Northern Italy, Germany as base, Austria, Czech, Netherlands, Beligum, Luxemburg, parts of the Baltics/Poland - with branches throughout Europe (Spain and so on). In the Northern part the Hanseatic League of more or less independent cities was created (and one of the most successful trade alliances of this kind in the world) and was kind of the Northern Maritime super highway. Kind of similar at the Southern part of the Holy Roman Empire: Venice and other also more or less independent cities within the HRE also created a Maritime Super Trade network. Those two Highways were connected throughout Germany (which had the biggest traffic in Europe (kind of like today)). Basically all relevant Renaissances (Caroligians, Northern, Italian) happened in and around this Empire. Almost all relevant reforms like the split of Christianty in Catholics and Protestants happened here and so on. The region of the Holy Roman Empire has most cities in Europe, most castles in Europe, most innivations in Europe, most industry (also back then when for instance artisian created knights/armor, or mill industries, later cars and stuff) AND it is with the 'blue banana' (stretching fro Northern Italy over Germany to Northern England) also till today the most populated region in Europe (about 100 Mio directly, indirectly even much more) ...

you have in Italy three Tornado hotspots, one vvery Northern close to the Alps. Germany has most tornados by Numbers in Europe after Russia (also if one just takes the European part). The hotspot of the biggest tornado density and kind of center of the biggest tornado corridor is in the region of North-West Germany/Netherland/Belgium ...

'Neuschwanstein' translates literally to 'NewSwanStone' (one can see that German and English are West Germanic languages with a lot of cognates - plus due to the influx of scientific/clerical Greek and Latin there is also a huge share of such words). And that 'Stein = Stone' is also interesting to understand more of names like 'Einstein' or 'Rammstein' ...

Pls more about Germany 🇩🇪😁 Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪👋🏻

@innasoloreacts

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🇩🇪 thanks for watching 😊

thank you for reacting to my country here we are very welcome with anyone. :)👋🏻🇩🇪

@innasoloreacts

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Thanks for watching 😊

It was king Ludwig II. of Bavaria who bild Schloß Neuschwanstein. Our tornados usually do not make a lot of damage. There are more than 3000 kind of bread! The american eadle is the bald eagle. Germans just show 3 in a different manner than the US Americans. This is an important thing in the movie "Ingloriuos Basterds".

@publicminx

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with a lot of money from Prussia/Bismarck (for letting political influence go (he opposed Prussias dominance in Germany/Bavaria)) and to focus on creating his dream stuff) ...

yes we have tornados in germany, but they're usually quite small. Category T0 - T3 tops. And its more like 3000 types of bread here.

Yay! we are blessed with another Geography Now reaction! you're so knowledgeable as well.

@innasoloreacts

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Thank you! I loved learning about geography growing-up and now I’m excited to learn more!

@maryryan9042

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@@innasoloreacts Fantastic stuff! if you're going to do more Geography Now reactions please don't forget the smaller microstates. Monaco, San Marino, Malta, Liechtenstein and Luxembourg. Cheers!

Some things in this video are wrong. Especially when it comes to the variety of types of bread or sausage. There are around 1,500 types of sausage and over 3,000 types of bread in Germany. Then there are over 20,000 castles, the exact number is not known as there are many ruins. It is true that the king who had Neuschwanstein built got himself into over-indebtedness by building castles (he built several others), or rather he over-indebted the Bavarian state at the time. He was declared mentally ill, which led to his dethronement. During a walk with his attending physician, Ludwig the Second, as this king was known, committed suicide in Lake Starnberg. His treating doctor was also found dead in the lake and it is assumed that there was an argument between the king and his doctor. But there are also all sorts of conspiracy theories about it. By the way, Neuschwanstein was intended as a retreat for the king, it had no representative purposes, much of this castle is simply fake. There are more interesting castles with history in Germany. However, Neuschwanstein is the dream come true of an imaginative person who was ahead of his time. He built and installed things in Neuschwanstein that are taken for granted today but were completely new back then. like a house telephone with which he could call his servant. Greetings from beautiful Schleswig-Holstein in northern Germany

What still irritates me a bit is that apparently only the Germans have a feeling of guilt, given what they have done to the world. Italy's Mussolini, and especially the Japanese in Asia, seem to do a good job of repressing their own inglorious history. Apart from the atrocities that many other nations have committed throughout history, especially the much larger (worse) colonial powers, Great Britain and France, which we hear, see and read about much less. Also the crimes that the Russians committed under their tsars and other rulers (political systems), right up to modern times, always have. One should not exclude the USA, which did not always have democratic reasons to intervene in a military manner everywhere. Hardly any country (nation, people) on this planet is free from any guilt, such as the Chinese, who have oppressed and forcibly incorporated regional peoples, such as small Tibet or recently the Uyghurs. No country (people) has the right to point to others, but must and should question itself in humanitarian issues.

Nice you are doing the ones I’ve recommended. Also I’ve gotta recommend 3 more. Please react to geography now Austria, Switzerland and Japan.

@innasoloreacts

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Thank you for your suggestions! Japan video reaction is up, I’ll do the other ones ASAP!

We have over 26,000 castles and about 7 million people came to America through our city of Bremerhaven. There is still an exhibition about this in the Auswandererhaus. Greetings from the northern Germany.

@publicminx

4 ай бұрын

Germans built actually much more castles (if one counts not just Austria etc. in but also the ones which were kind of German regions back then - and part of the Holy Roman Empire/Prussia etc) .. the biggest castles in Poland (Malabork castle) is just one example of tons additonal others ...

What the great reviewer in this video unfortunately didn't research well is the fact that Emperor Charlemagne, the progenitor of all French and Germans alike, is a Franconian, from the then "Empire of the Franks" and not from today's France ;- )), which arose from an inheritance and division of his descendants. That is why the following wars between the French and Germans can be described as fratricidal wars. The very different languages can be easily explained if one takes into account the influences (Romanesque, Saxon, for example) of the time. All of this is the result of the migrations (some wanted (to conquer Rome), some forced (Huns) by the Germanic peoples, even across European borders. The flight of German citizens, in several waves, across the pond brought North America, especially the USA, not only prosperity and progress, but unfortunately also nationalistic traits that appeared in the Republican electorate (predominantly white, therefore mostly descendants of Germans and others). Europeans) and also produced a stupidly arrogant monster named D. Trump.

@publicminx

4 ай бұрын

there was no guy with the name 'charlemagne' (also not in English or French (where English pickuped this nonsense name from) .His name was Karl/Carl (latinized Karolus Magnus) and all historical texts, archtecture and other languages refer to a Karl (e.g. Italian: Carlo Magno, Spain the same, Germanic languages anyway, all Slavic languages, Arabic etc.) ... Charlemagne is just a later localized name which falsely were taken by English/American historicans but while this is often no problem, in this case it is - because totally ahistoric and misleading. At least Germans should not like Lemmings use this wrong name and insist of using the correct name. This is also relevant for almost the entire modern history of Europe, because the Karl lines continues in ALL of Europe but people often even dontt get that Charles and Karl is the same and also bridges (e.g in Prague) also refer to later Karls and so on. The BASE of the Frankish Empire under Karl was btw. Sustronesian (Germany till Thueringen, Netherlands, partly Belgium etc. with Aachen right in the center which was also the preferred city of Karl) ...

@wallerwolf6930

4 ай бұрын

@@publicminx What's wrong with the Germanized former Latin name? The French and English call it "Charlemagne". I know the rest of her explanation. Nevertheless, thank you for that.

My country!

@innasoloreacts

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@innasoloreacts

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Poland episode is pretty good. Might interest you since you're Ukrainian :D

@innasoloreacts

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It’ll try to react to this one by the end of the week 😊

@mixlllllll

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@@innasoloreacts Nice!

Hello from Germany 🇩🇪 Slava ukraini

@innasoloreacts

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Hello 👋🏻

Wow youre so beautiful ❤❤ Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦