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History of the German Borders - How did they end up there?

In this video we look at the German borders, where they lie, why they lie exactly there, and how they have developed historically. We first discuss the borders Germany shares with its western neighbours, namely the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, and France. Then we go on to talk about the borders to its German-speaking neighbours in the south, Switzerland and Austria. Finally we analyse the history of the eastern borders towards Czechia and Poland, and the small northern one towards Denmark. We are aware that giving exact dates for a physical expression like a country border can be tricky and prone to oversimplification, so we welcome any constructive criticism and debates in the comments and our Discord server. Support us on Patreon:   / historyinbits   Join our Discord Server:   / discord   Sources: Heinz Duchhardt - “Der Westfälische Friede. Diplomatie – politische Zäsur – kulturelles Umfeld – Rezeptionsgeschichte.” Gabriel Popescu - “Bordering and Ordering the Twenty-First Century: Understanding Borders” Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly - “Theorizing Borders: An Interdisciplinary Perspective” https://treaties.un.org/doc/publicati... Manfred Enssle - “Stresemann's Territorial Revisionism: Germany, Belgium, and the Eupen-Malmédy Question, 1919-1929” http://geosite.jankrogh.com/vennbahn.htm US Department of State - “International Boundary Study. Belgium - Germany Boundary” David Fernbach - “Marx: The First International and After” Wolfram Siemann - “Metternich: Strategist and Visionary” Ernst Gagliardi - “Geschichte der Schweiz: Von den Anfängen bis auf die Gegenwart” Gregor Metzis - “Sigismund I. und der Oberlausitzer Sechsstädtebund in den Hussitenkriegen (1419–1437)” Klaus Alberts - “Volksabstimmung 1920. Als Nordschleswig zu Dänemark kam.”