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That was already sort of the case though, at least among the intellectuals. Up until WWII, a huge part of the scientific discourse was held in German. The lan
by marginalia_nu 2y ago
That was already sort of the case though, at least among the intellectuals.
Up until WWII, a huge part of the scientific discourse was held in German. The language's relevance had waned a bit by 1933, but it was still a widely spoken and understood language in Europe, much more so than today.