Hey this is back, nice.
Point of nit-pick Gosing, I believe you spelt your name "Gosif" in the first post.
Thanks for the support, and that's just the font (or I think it is-the Board's editing rules won't let me go back and see)
Hey this is back, nice.
Point of nit-pick Gosing, I believe you spelt your name "Gosif" in the first post.
"Fascisman" won't work. "Fascism" is a standard "-ism" like Catholicism, Communism, etc., etc. Yes, it takes a terminal vowel in Italian, so what? If you're going to Anglicize it, you make it fit the existing pattern. If the actual Italian word was kept, that might be possible, not what you've got. Sorry.
Hm, technically it is perfectly obvious that Stresemann would support the Reich without reservations, but it is possible that events in Germany have made Reich something of a dirty word to Germans, as in OTL; from Stresemann's perspective, however, the Reich would be a term for Germany, but the present government of the Reich (that is, the Republic) might be something less desirable.It is especially worth noting that Stresemann, while a former monarchist, had toyed with the idea of a dictatorship, he had decided that the SPD was vital if the Reich (which he had grudgingly come around to support) was to survive.
Oh, I have no problems with it being written like that, except that it might not be that likely for a German to do so. It's when it is just numbers things get problematic.2) To all you people who insist on using the (obviously inferior) system of writing dates that the whole non-American world uses, I say-Hah!
Hm, technically it is perfectly obvious that Stresemann would support the Reich without reservations, but it is possible that events in Germany have made Reich something of a dirty word to Germans, as in OTL; from Stresemann's perspective, however, the Reich would be a term for Germany, but the present government of the Reich (that is, the Republic) might be something less desirable.![]()
I'm reading, certainly, but afraid I don't have much to say.
- Kelenas