Here I'm again!! - Page 2

Imperial-Markus · July 12, 2002, 16:06

Well and here we are at first the most important part of all the title

Imperial-Markus · July 12, 2002, 16:11

and now here it is:
the almighty Slovakian legion ready to fight:

Imperial-Markus · July 12, 2002, 16:15

their supporters

Imperial-Markus · July 12, 2002, 16:16

and here they are
the baddies

Imperial-Markus · July 12, 2002, 16:17

So thats it for now what do you think?

The ANZAC · July 12, 2002, 16:21

Look at Magyar's Second Reich v2 for more Nemo-esque Austrian units...aw heck, I'll post it.

Heresson · July 12, 2002, 19:36

No no no. The baddies were two posts above

Anyway, which east cost do You mean? Polish? German?
American?

winterfritz · July 12, 2002, 20:06

Quote:

Originally posted by Heresson
Anyway, which east cost do You mean? Polish?

O jejku, Heresson

Ecthy · July 12, 2002, 20:28

american

1976: China hat die Oder-Neiße-Grenze anerkannt. Als seine Westgrenze.

Heresson · July 13, 2002, 07:06

ta, Zimowy Frycu?

winterfritz · July 13, 2002, 09:47

Przeciez nie ma wschodniego wybrzeza w Polsce!

Heresson · July 13, 2002, 14:14

Ale? jest. Na wschód od tej tymczasowej granicy...

St Leo · July 13, 2002, 16:38

Something about borders...

A Jew can mislead (cheat out or whatever) 5 Poles, but Armenian can mislead 5 Jews.

Ah, but it is possible to be both Armenian and Jewish.

base = 1
f_j = 5
f_a = 5 * f_j = 25

f_ja
= base * f_j * f_a
= 1 * 5 * 25
= 125

Therefore, a Jewish Armenian can gyp¹ 125 poles.

Oh, and I'm o more than a quater Armenian.

Hmm... I'm 1/8th Polish and 1/16th Jewish.

¹ Heh, "gyp". I crack myself up.

P.S. Seriously, this is just about enough of this.

Heresson · July 13, 2002, 18:15

Oh You can be Armenian too... Centuries of common life under Roman-Byzantine Empire... Mauritios' Armenian politics... That's just a theory, but I could say that every Greek can have a single Armenian drop of blood and vice versa.

MagyarCrusader · July 14, 2002, 03:30

ANZAC, post the Hungarian conscript that I used for the scenario. I forget the name of the artist though... The British redcoat with the H coat-of-arms just doesn't do us any justice.

BTW, in my experience, every non-Western European country, save maybe Russia, takes offense to being called Eastern European. It goes back to the Cold War, when these countries were referred to as the Eastern Block, something 90% of the people didn't want to belong to and were oppressed by (unless of course you were high up in the government). If you had to endure communism for 50 years, or had friends and family that did, you'd know the horror stories. No person with any sort of integrity or morals would want to be associated with that.

techumseh · July 14, 2002, 03:40

I'm glad that's been cleared up. It's CENTRAL European chauvinism.

Imperial-Markus · July 14, 2002, 08:56

Well it's nice so many different nationalities are here as I'm planing to name the cities in the respective language but my Polish and Hungarian isn't good enough

therefore I hope you could help me with a translation or correction of spelling mistakes.

For Heresson:
German - Polish
Warschau - Warszawa
Krakau - Krakow
Danzig - Gdansk
Kattowitz - ????
I'm not 100% sure if the spelling is right.

And for our Crusader:
German - Hungarian
Pressburg - ????

Ok that’s it for now. Thx in advance.

Ecthy · July 14, 2002, 09:47

Kattowitz - Katowice
Beslau - Wroclaw
Grünberg - Zielona Gora
Hirschberg - Jelenia Gora

the last 2 might also be the other way around, don't remember

Pressburg - Bratislava (Slovak, duh)

Imperial-Markus · July 14, 2002, 10:39

Oh thx Grün- and Hirschberg hmm very interesting

. Breslau of course I forgot it completely also an important city will build it immediately. Well I also know the Slovakian translation of Pressburg but in the period of time my scen is playing Pressburg was integrated into the Austro-Hungarian Empire and I'm sure the Hungarians had their own name for it. But thx anyway

Ecthy · July 14, 2002, 10:53

well, what about

Szekesfehervar - Stuhlweißenburg

Ecthy · July 14, 2002, 10:54

Jelenia and Zielona G. are 2 cities in the Neumark region

The ANZAC · July 14, 2002, 11:13

*back on topic*

Here's the non-poor excuse for Hungarian infantry and one italian to make a special Hungarian happy

Heresson · July 14, 2002, 13:33

Hm...
Lebus-Lubusz,
Lubeck-Lubeka (old Lubica, even older Bukowiec)
Rostock- Ros(/z)tock, Roztoka
Kiel-Kilonia
Leipzig- Lipsk

MagyarCrusader · July 14, 2002, 15:41

Pressburg - Pozsony

This city was the capital of royal "Hungary" for about 150 years, while Buda was occupied by the Turks.

Now Markus... don't you dare be using the Romanian names in Transylvania!

MagyarCrusader · July 14, 2002, 15:42

Thanks ANZAC, they're just so beautiful!!!

Imperial-Markus · July 14, 2002, 16:41

Ha I knew there must be a Hungarian equivalent of Pressburg. I was right I was right I was right well face it I'm a genius

Ok if you can give me all citynames in Transylvania in Hungarian I will use them

Heresson · July 14, 2002, 17:21

Well, in Polish it is Bratys?awa, used to be Preszburg,
and earlier Po?o?. I guess the third one is connected to Hungarian.

winterfritz · July 15, 2002, 02:36

Lemberg - Lvov
Thorn - Torun
Stettin - Szczecin

What kind of map is this scen on, Markus?

MagyarCrusader · July 15, 2002, 02:39

Yes I'll translate Transylvania, or any other Hungarian settlements that have been renamed since 1920. Just post the modern names of the cities you need.

Heresson · July 15, 2002, 06:34

And Transylvania in Polish is Siedmiogród