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For those who don’t know: 3 years ago Putin attended the Haven’t seen my ditka since 1985 funny unny chicago bears mike ditka shirt in addition I really love this wedding of our then foreign minister Karin Kneissl in a bizarre event: Fair point. They called it the “Austrian Netherlands” though. Belgium is an unfortunate accident of history anyway. I feel you. There are a lot of people who think we Austrians are just Germans … I mean Austria was an Empire long before something like a Germany existed. The HRE was also not directly “German” as it included Italians and Slavs as well. Even if in the past Austrians were considered german. (Just like dutch speaking belgians dutch and French speaking Belgians french), it’s exactly that, in the past. Things change and Austrians are definitely no germans today, by no factor whatsoever.

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