Resilient Countries Thread

Ah yes, the holiday resort.

Pretty much all the smaller European countries.

Portugal seems resilient af, although they weren't occupied many times.
>1130 - Heir of the County of Portugal fights his own mother's forces for the county's independence and wins.
>1383 - Castille sends an army to occupy Portugal after a succesion crisis. Is beaten despite outnumbering Portuguese 4-1
>1560 - Crown Prince goes off to fight a retarded offensive in North Africa because muh infidels, gets himself killed with no heirs. Crown ends up with his uncle, the King of Spain
>1640 - revolted against the Union with Spain and succeeded, somehow take back all the colonial holdings the Dutch and British took in Brazil.
>1755 - huge earthquake destroys the capital and most major cities
>1805 - Napoleon invades, the royal family flees to Brazil, British help drive the French out but remain in Portugal, turning it into a de facto protectorate.
>Popular revolts break out leading to a civil war between pretenders to the throne.

Pathetic, Alexanders heritage reduced to this

>split from Slovakia
Other way around.

>still keeping your original name
isn't original bulgars a turkic tribe later assimilated by slavics?

kek

>currently 99% white and czech is still the spoken language

slavs aren't white tho

Fuck off, Ahmed.

This is correct. I have extracted part of a Slav, chopped it up, blended it and put into a spectrometer. Turned out Slavs are red.

He said resilient, not promiscuous

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The little blue part are France. The people there subjugated all the rest and were enough to keep in check any invasion from England, Germany, Italy, Spain.

KIEDY MYYYYYYY ŻYJEMY

>isn't original bulgars a turkic tribe later assimilated by slavics?
Turkic, Iranian, whatever. Point is the country kept its name for 1300+ years. It was called Bulgaria, its people Bulgarians then and it was continuously called that to this day.

Like the P. Avars and Huns, the Bulgars arrived in Moesia with a lot of Slavic warriors already with them. Becoming Orthodox probably expedited the process of assimilation.
I find the Magyars to be more interesting, considering that - somehow - they got everyone speaking that incomprehensible jargon only they can understand, as opposed to the standard sclavene dialect.

>Huns

Should have specified that the Huns came with Germans, not Slavs.

I think a lot of people assume the Bulgars suddenly appeared from out of nowhere in the 7th century. You have to keep in mind they were living in what is today Romania and Ukraine for centuries before that and had regular contacts with the Byzantines and the various Slavic tribes there and in the Balkans. And we know very little about the Bulgar language so we can't really say how much of it was not-Slavic before the Christianisation in the 9th century.

But yeah, the Hungarians are interesting because they got to keep their "original" language.

the moment I saw that I almost bursted out crying
how can someone be this retarded

My pick
>Turks attack for 1.5 thousand years from north and east
>Pashtuns from south
>Forced to forget national identification
>Soviets give national republic only few years of hard fight tajik elite with uzbek
>Now still try to get turkizated by uzbeks and turks
>Now president say that better save nation then be true islamists
>People still live there and dont run from country as years ago
>Born more children with at least not black hair and brown eyes
>Language delete non-persian words

Irigyled mi? Szlávok nem érhetnek ennek a nyelvnek a nyomába. Szebb és egyedibb. De ne aggódjatok. Aki nem fekete, az velünk van.

Korea

Kurva anyád, korcs

Vietnam

They were part of the Austrian Empire, which existed hundreds of years before the Austro-Hungarian compromise.

youtube.com/watch?v=aSZosqXOyc0

>conquered by Austria Hungry
no.

>forced to speak German
German was the language of the bureaucracy and was preferred, leading to it being adopted widely, not to mention the fact there was a large German minority already

>bulk of WWI army was Czech and they were slaughtered
definitely not the bulk

>conquered by communists
that was a putsch, not a conquest

>forced to take in Vietnamese refugees during Vietnam war
sure, some came during the Vietnam war, but most of them were here to get education and go back to Vietnam, though they never did

>only country that had a peaceful revolution after communism fell
??? no

>basically forced to join EU but retained their own currency
no, there was a referendum on it, nobody forced anyone

>currently telling the EU to go fuck itself
yeah, and once they leave the EU, they go the route back to the arms of the Russians

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I am surprised Germany still exists, and other European countries didn't wipe them out. They caused so much damage to Europe through 2 World Wars.

t. bong

>with at least not black hair and brown eyes
What did he mean by this?

So true.

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Croatia survived , for almost 1400 years, always outnumbered

georgians
armenians
basque people
balts
jews

>Jews

Best answer, but not a country.

-Albania
-Georgia
-Armenia
-Those micro countries in Europe
-Poland
-Greeks
-Korea

that's what we thought initially but recent evidence suggests that Bulgars actually weren't Turkic.

The United States of America.

‘I am firmly convinced that Spain is the strongest country of the world. Century after century trying to destroy herself and still no success’ - Otto von Bismarck

>Mason Vegeta
>Babiberg

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