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>Germanic and Italian ancestry met each other for the first time about 2000 years ago. These initial encounters layed a path for the subsequent, almost eternally running stereotypes about each other.
>Admittedly, we always felt a certain jealousy why such ridiculously animated people were blessed by such a beautiful natural environment and climate?
>Funny enough, the role models of Germans and Italians appeared to be considerably reversed in antiquity: We were the creative, wild and unorganised part in this game, while Italians were bureaucrats and aggressive imperialists. They also lied and tried to steal our freedom and land.
>However, one thing didn’t change over 2000 years: We were always the much better warriors! Consequently, we kicked Roman Imperialists asses and showed them the door out of Germany, despite them being numerically superior and perfectly organised.
>Admittedly, we always felt a certain jealousy why such ridiculously animated people were blessed by such a beautiful natural environment and climate?
>Funny enough, the role models of Germans and Italians appeared to be considerably reversed in antiquity: We were the creative, wild and unorganised part in this game, while Italians were bureaucrats and aggressive imperialists. They also lied and tried to steal our freedom and land.
>However, one thing didn’t change over 2000 years: We were always the much better warriors! Consequently, we kicked Roman Imperialists asses and showed them the door out of Germany, despite them being numerically superior and perfectly organised.
