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Hi Sid, Here we go again You: <<<<<You are misusing the quotation you take from my earlier posting on 9 December. At that time I was talking to someone else about "the disputed areas between Germany's 1914 and 1919 eastern frontiers", not just Upper Silesia, which was only a small proporti...

Hi Sid. [quote="sid guttridge"]Hi Landser, According to the information I have, you are wrong on the subject of the post-WWI Upper Silesia plebiscite on all counts. The first thing is that 59.6% (706,820) voted for remaining in Germany and 40.4% (479,414) voted to for union with Poland. (E...

Sebastian,
Talking about most recent attrocities by "Rambo" armies,you have to mention definitely the jews too.And who supports them?

[quote="schwerepunkt"]Partisan, Terrorrist the only difference is in whose side they are on. Im quite sure that the Terrorists of today see that they are fighting a "new kind of war", just as the Militia in the 1770s did, and the French/Russians resistance did in the 40s, and Mao...

Sid wrote: <<<However, if a plebiscite was applied in the disputed areas between Poland and Germany, and voting followed ethnic lines as represented on German ethnic maps of the early 20th century, then almost all these areas would have gone to Poland.>>> I take it you are not very well informed abo...

Here is an interesting quote from a worldwide survey: <<<Only 20% of Americans think the US doesn't consider other countries much or at all. Eighty per cent of Americans believe it's good to see US ideas and customs spreading round the globe.>>> Guardian Unlimited | Special reports | Not such a supe...

Great debate! The different reactions on the first ever warlike attack on mainland US is viewed less dramatic by Europeans or others with a lot more experiences of this nature. A lot of the present hyped-up situation is used to the deterement of democratic values by pounding out constantly this chil...