Germanophobia

Not to be confused with Anti-Germanism

Germanophobia
Basic Information
Aliases	Anti-German sentiment
Alignments	NonQuad
Ideological Influences
Influenced by	Discriminationism
Ideological Information
Notable Examples	WW1 & WW2 as well as the immediate periods afterwards
Character Information
Dislikes	Germans

Germanophobia, also known as Anti-German sentiment, is a general dislike for, fear or hatred of German culture, pride, language, and/or Germans in general.

Contents:

• History
• Beliefs
• Personality and Behavior
• How to Draw
• Relationships
• Further Reading
• Notes and references
• Navigation

History

The most notable case of anti-German sentiment was French revanchism in the aftermath to the Franco-Prussian war, which made many French people upset at Germans.

An anti-German sentiment was omnipresent in the states of the allied powers during World War 1, particular in the west. It also became very widespread during WW2, especially in populations which the Nazis were cruel towards and/or wanted to exterminate such as the Slavs of the Soviet Union.

Beliefs

Doesn't like Germans or some aspect of what is considered "German".

Personality and Behavior

Don't like G*rms, simple as, just don't like 'em.

How to Draw

Flag of Germanophobia

1. Darw a ball with a black outline.
2. Colour it with the German flag.
3. Cross out the flag inside the ball.
4. Add eyes
5. Done!

Relationships

Friends

• Anti-Germanism - Based fellow G*rman hater.

Further Reading

• Anti-German sentiment on Wikipedia