"prussia then consisted of what now are the nations of germany ,poland and parts of austria" meaning
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This sentence means that earlier, Germany, Poland and parts of Austria together formed a nation called Prussia.
AkankshaTinni:
that is at present
but earlier it was different
and morover, the sentence only states that germany was a part of prussia
your sentence means that germany+poland+parts of austria=prussia
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The meaning of the sentence is as follows:
- The statement says that in the past, the place called Prussia consisted of the nations of Germany, Poland, and parts of Austria.
- At present days, we have individual nations named Germany, Poland, and Austria. But in the past, they did not have individual names.
- They were together called Prussia. Thus, when someone mentioned Prussia, they meant all the three nations of Germany, Poland, and parts of Austria.
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