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Am Freitag000002, 02.05.2025 um 00:11 schrieb Physfitfreak:
> On 4/26/25 12:48 AM, Thomas Heger wrote:
>> Einstein didn't speak Hebrew (as far as I know).
>>
>> He spoke German, French and Italian (and also a little English).
>>
>> (That's why I actually thought, that 'Einstein' was Swiss by birth and 
>> that he wasn't a Jew and his name wasn't 'Einstein'.)
> 
> 
> It doesn't matter much what you "actually think". Yet you keep blabbering.
> 
> You lost your credit when you claimed Germans at the time of Luther were 
> not called "Germans". You even reasoned it like, "there was no country 
> called Germany at the time therefore there were no Germans". Something 
> as stupid as that.
> 
>

Most Germans didn't speak English at that time, hence could eventually 
have called themselves 'Deutsche' (if they had any intentions to do so), 
because they spoke a language called 'Deutsch'.

('German' or 'Germanes' are English or Latin names.)


You talk and think in terms of ethnicity, while I was talking about 
political entities (states, cities or nations).

The country called 'Deutsches Reich' (='German Empire') was founded in 
1871 and that was long after the times of Luther.

So Luther was not a 'German' because there didn't exist any political 
entity named 'Germany' in his lifetime.

He spoke German, of course, even if German was not a single well defined 
language at his time.

It was actually Luther himself, who created (in a way) the modern 
German, simply by translating the bible from Latin into a new language, 
which he in part invented.

So: what made Luther a German?

He was actually born in Eisleben. I forgot to which country that 
belonged, but definitely not to 'Germany', 'Deutschland' or 'Deutsches 
Reich'.

TH