I’m imagining Hitler calling people cunt and giving mundane things the dumbest nicknames that all end in y.
The origin of the famous figure in this respective country
10 days ago by ooli3 to c/Archeology
I’m imagining Hitler calling people cunt and giving mundane things the dumbest nicknames that all end in y.
Mozart was born in Salzburg, but that belonged to Germany at the time!
But according to this "documentary" he might have been Australian...
The most famous German was Austrian
And Corsican is its own thing, and what he was
Most famous American was British
Jesus was my first thought for the most famous American
Pardon my ignorance but who is the middle one?
Kublai Khan, maybe?
He doesn't seem to have been turkish and I honestly can't find whoever else it's supposed to be. I was thinking Confucius but he wasn't turkish either.
Turkic not Turkish. Pedantic distinction but this includes the Uyghurs, Golden Horde, amongst others. The late tang was Turkic. But still unsure of who they are supposed to be in the picture
But it does not include Mongols, though they shared some cultural similarities they were ethnically distinct as their languages were mutually unintelligible.
Oooooooh that explains a lot.. probably ghengis khan then.
This week, someone posted here about Jára Cimrman, and well, let me just quote Wikipedia:
In 2005, Jára Cimrman won a public vote for the title of "The Greatest Czech" (he was subsequently disqualified due to being a fictional character).
But also, "Cimrman" is a transliteration of the German surname/word "Zimmermann" (carpenter).
So, Czech people made up a tongue-in-cheek national hero that apparently has German heritage. 😅
The most famous Argentinian was possibly Uruguayan.
Messi's from Uruguay??
Carlos Gardel, the musician.
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The most famous German is Australian.
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