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The aryan man is superior culturally, they are the founders of civilization Sieg Heil
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<blockquote data-quote="Naofumi" data-source="post: 47482" data-attributes="member: 39"><p>nation ofNegroes-all genuine artistic inspiration came from the Germans.</p><p>In music, architecture, sculpture, and painting, Vienna abundantly supplied</p><p>the entire Dual Monarchy. And this source never seemed to show signs of</p><p>exhaustion.</p><p>Finally, it was the German element that determined the conduct of</p><p>foreign policy-though a small number of Hungarians were also active in</p><p>that field.</p><p>All efforts, however, to save the unity of the state were doomed to end</p><p>in failure, because the essential prerequisites were missing.</p><p>3.4 CENTRIFUGAL FORCES OF THE AUSTRIAN PEOPLE</p><p>There was only one possible way to control and hold in check the</p><p>centrifugal forces of the differing nationalities. This was to centrally govern</p><p>the Austrian State and organize it internally on this basis. In no other way</p><p>could the existence of that state be assured.</p><p>Now and then there were lucid moments in the ruling authorities when</p><p>this truth was recognized. But it was quickly forgotten or ignored, because</p><p>of the practical difficulties. Every step toward federalism was bound to fail</p><p>because, without a strong central authority, there was insufficient power to</p><p>hold the federal elements together.</p><p>It must be remembered that the conditions in Austria were quite</p><p>different from Bismarck's Germany. That was faced with only one</p><p>difficulty, namely, overcoming political conditions; the whole Reich</p><p>already had a common cultural basis. Apart from a few minor fragments,</p><p>it comprised only a single people.</p><p>Conditions in Austria were quite the opposite.</p><p>Apart from Hungary, there was no great political tradition in any of the</p><p>various nations. If there were, time either erased all traces, or at least</p><p>rendered them obscure. Moreover, this was the age of ascendant</p><p>nationalism-the awakening of national instincts in the various countries</p><p>of the empire. They were difficult to control because, just outside the</p><p>borders of the empire, new national states were forming, consisting of the</p><p>same racial stock as those within it. These new states were able to exercise</p><p>a greater influence than the German element.</p><p>Even Vienna couldn't hold out forever in this conflict.</p><p>When Budapest developed into a metropolis, a rival appeared-one</p><p>who's mission was to strengthen one part of the empire, and not to help</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Naofumi, post: 47482, member: 39"] nation ofNegroes-all genuine artistic inspiration came from the Germans. In music, architecture, sculpture, and painting, Vienna abundantly supplied the entire Dual Monarchy. And this source never seemed to show signs of exhaustion. Finally, it was the German element that determined the conduct of foreign policy-though a small number of Hungarians were also active in that field. All efforts, however, to save the unity of the state were doomed to end in failure, because the essential prerequisites were missing. 3.4 CENTRIFUGAL FORCES OF THE AUSTRIAN PEOPLE There was only one possible way to control and hold in check the centrifugal forces of the differing nationalities. This was to centrally govern the Austrian State and organize it internally on this basis. In no other way could the existence of that state be assured. Now and then there were lucid moments in the ruling authorities when this truth was recognized. But it was quickly forgotten or ignored, because of the practical difficulties. Every step toward federalism was bound to fail because, without a strong central authority, there was insufficient power to hold the federal elements together. It must be remembered that the conditions in Austria were quite different from Bismarck's Germany. That was faced with only one difficulty, namely, overcoming political conditions; the whole Reich already had a common cultural basis. Apart from a few minor fragments, it comprised only a single people. Conditions in Austria were quite the opposite. Apart from Hungary, there was no great political tradition in any of the various nations. If there were, time either erased all traces, or at least rendered them obscure. Moreover, this was the age of ascendant nationalism-the awakening of national instincts in the various countries of the empire. They were difficult to control because, just outside the borders of the empire, new national states were forming, consisting of the same racial stock as those within it. These new states were able to exercise a greater influence than the German element. Even Vienna couldn't hold out forever in this conflict. When Budapest developed into a metropolis, a rival appeared-one who's mission was to strengthen one part of the empire, and not to help [/QUOTE]
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