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Germans - Conclusion | | Germans - Conclusion: Encyclopedia II - Germans - Conclusion | | Historical persons like Kafka might be called Germans, or might not. Some would hold that they belong to the German culture, which is what decides if someone is considered a German or not, at least in certain contexts. Similarly, Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven - who spent most of their lives in what is Austria today - may be considered to have been central within the German culture.
Thus, the division is not by linguistic classification of the local idiom, but rather by the cultural sphere,. The Dutch and the Flemish are not considered Germans, using a different standard language, while the cl ...
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Germans - Conclusion
Historical persons like Kafka might be called Germans, or might not. Some would hold that they belong to the German culture, which is what decides if someone is considered a German or not, at least in certain contexts. Similarly, Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven - who spent most of their lives in what is Austria today - may be considered to have been central within the German culture.
Thus, the division is not by linguistic classification of the local idiom, but rather by the cultural sphere,. The Dutch and the Flemish are not considered Germans, using a different standard language, while the closely related Low German speakers are.
The Austrians and the Swiss are not considered Germans, either by themselves or by Germans, in spite of using the same standard language, again in spite of close linguistic relatives, the German Bavarians and the Swabians. Austrian and Swiss are considered modern nationalities of their own (in spite of Switzerland not being a nation state), but Austrians and Swiss German Alemans may be described as of German ethnicity in some contexts.
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