Start with the Baltics. - /lit/ (#24499856) [Archived: 1059 hours ago]

Anonymous

6/27/2025, 8:34:24 AM No.24499856

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Why didn't you start with the Baltics (Kant, Leibniz, Schop, etc.), anon?

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Anonymous

6/27/2025, 8:38:20 AM No.24499862

I don't think you know where the Baltics are.

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Anonymous

6/27/2025, 8:38:47 AM No.24499863

>>24499856 (OP)
East Prussia wasn't Baltic
Livonia was

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Anonymous

6/27/2025, 8:42:46 AM No.24499865

>>24499862
>>24499863
>uhm, actually

what other word am I supposed to use to refer to northern Germany, Prussia, and the Nordic countries apart from religious terms like "Lutheran"?

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Anonymous

6/27/2025, 10:15:30 AM No.24499951

>>24499862
Anything that was in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth is Baltic

Anonymous

6/27/2025, 10:21:46 AM No.24499955

>>24499856 (OP)
>the Baltics
wtf is that

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6/27/2025, 10:26:08 AM No.24499961

>>24499955
The Northern-Germanic-Continental school of Philosophy starting with Luther and ending with Nietzsche and Spengler basically.

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Anonymous

6/27/2025, 10:27:41 AM No.24499962

>>24499961
Trolling hard I see

Anonymous

6/27/2025, 10:28:30 AM No.24499963

>>24499961
we call that chudcore around these parts.

Anonymous

6/27/2025, 10:43:56 AM No.24499975

>>24499865
Are you retarded? Baltic means Lithuanian, Latvian, and Estonian. You are talking about Germans. You can speak of Baltic Germans if you want, but that doesn't include north Germany, it means the Germans living in what is today Latvia.

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Anonymous

6/27/2025, 10:44:35 AM No.24499977

>>24499975
And Leibniz isn't even North German, OP is confused.