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I'd like to think it's because WW2 changed us, for the better. We just want to build great things now and help everyone and not only ourselves. We respect other
by nom 9y ago
I'd like to think it's because WW2 changed us, for the better. We just want to build great things now and help everyone and not only ourselves. We respect others, independent of race or nationality, and it think we're much less superficial than some other countries are. But that holds true for most European countries so IDK, maybe I'm simplifying it too much right now. It just feels that way to me.
- sandworm101 9y agoGerman culture is older than ww1/2. The german respect for labour predates the 20th century. So too in japan. Some like to think of modern japan and germany as only a product of post-ww2 development programs, but that denies the long history of these great nations. That they were able to participate in ww1/2 demonstrates thier success prior to that conflict. (Imho ww1 and ww2 should be read as one historical narrative.)