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Did you mean "Prussia was an army with a country" or "Russia is an army with a country"?
by jonny_eh 5y ago
Did you mean "Prussia was an army with a country" or "Russia is an army with a country"?
- Seattle3503 5y agoPrussia. There was a period of time in history when Prussia was known for its very militaristic culture.
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- jonny_eh 5y agoGot it. I was confused because I didn't catch that they were talking about the past.
- AdrianB1 5y agoIn most of Europe this sentence is considered basic education (European history is part of basic education). It is in the same category as the French revolution, Napoleonic wars, etc.