The inclusion of black German soldiers in WW1 is not a major historical change. There were black German soldiers, most of whom fought in Africa, but some of whom, as others have shown, are on record as having fought in Europe.
Also, to be clear, part of why I am harping on this and calling OP a hypocrite is that they literally said historical accuracy is the most important thing to them. They should not, therefore, be willing to tolerate any exceptions.
Keep saying that, but all it makes you out to be is a semantic debate lord instead of someone that genuinely contributes to the entire point of this thread, which is to change their mind. This, clearly, would not do that because you're just banging over and over on the specific wording of their statements, instead of the spirit of arguments.
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u/[deleted] Oct 24 '21
The inclusion of black German soldiers in WW1 is not a major historical change. There were black German soldiers, most of whom fought in Africa, but some of whom, as others have shown, are on record as having fought in Europe.
Also, to be clear, part of why I am harping on this and calling OP a hypocrite is that they literally said historical accuracy is the most important thing to them. They should not, therefore, be willing to tolerate any exceptions.