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My Grandmother (born 1927) and many other people in my neighbourhood in the Netherlands still call Germany "Prussia", even though Prussia wasn't around when they were born. How long did the name survive after unification and are there other places and/or languages where the name is still used?

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Considering our so called "clean" eating habits of this modern age, if I were to go back to the 13th century, are there common foods or drinks that I will not be able to safely consume?

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My Grandmother (born 1927) and many other people in my neighbourhood in the Netherlands still call Germany "Prussia", even though Prussia wasn't around when they were born. How long did the name survive after unification and are there other places and/or languages where the name is still used?	532	AskHistorians
Considering our so called "clean" eating habits of this modern age, if I were to go back to the 13th century, are there common foods or drinks that I will not be able to safely consume?	431	AskHistorians