Comments by "Science in Engineering" (@matsv201) on "American Reacts to This is Germany" video.

  1. 4:08 This pretty much have to be Northern/Central Europe due to how smooth those granite are. Is one of very few places where there are smooth granite. This is probobly a bit south in Germany due to the top is smooth but the large structure is still fairly pointy. The more north you go the smother everything becomes
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  2. Denmark did lose a lot of territory in the state Schleswig-Holstein during the time that Germany was united (well, that would be the 2:nd time of 3 so for, so no, im talking about the 1871 unification not the 1991). Most of it was not part of the original German empire (But some, like the most southern part of the neck of Denmark was). After the first world-war Germany lossed about 1/3 of the territory back to Denmark (Poland, France, Lithuanian and Czech republic also ganed some back). But after the 2:nd world war, while Poland gained a lot (really the country was moved more than anything), and France gained a little. The outstanding danish part is still to this day part of Germany. Even in Germany that territory is called "Half Denmark" and they speak really strange there. Alot of the really shallow coastal footage (not all) is from this teretory
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