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Do Germanic European nations (I mean all of them: Germany, England, Netherlands, Sweden, etc) see themselves as a tight-knit family whose ties go beyond the linguistic connection? Do they consider themselves to be a 'pan-ethnicity', birds of a feather? Or, in contrast, do they deem their divergent histories as well as geography to be sound arguments not to be lumped together with each other?
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>>74188068
The English are mostly Celtic genetically
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>>74188068
No.
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An average Kraut doesn't even know what Scandinavia means
There is a world beyond your map autism, dear Avi
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>see themselves as a tight-knit family whose ties go beyond the linguistic connection
I wish people would stop assuming Slavs do this shit.
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Crossposter please
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us scandis might at times, but not really for the rest of the bunch
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>>74188068
Glad they're not my people 2bh
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>>74188068
>England
>Germanic
Pick one
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>>74188376
I thought all Krauts were worldly and well versed in geography?
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>>74188068
No, that idea sort of died in the 40's.
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>>74189137
they are a bunch of retards tb100%h
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