I'm American, so approximately 99% of the people who went through the school system here would have absolutely no idea what Bohemia or the HRE were or that they even existed

>>923891
So how did you learn about him

>>923891
Same deal here in Canada. Played historical video games and thought:

>bohemia? what kind of ye old bullshit is this?
>"holy" roman empire? germans you so silly.

Pretty much how I discovered all that. I love history so I ended up reading a fair bit on things on my own time.

>>923873
I'm Brazilian and our middle age curriculum is:

>Feudalism and shit
>Byzzies
>Charlememe
>Crusades
>Arabs and stuff
>Wild turks shows up from nowhere and conquers Constantinople.

No mention to the HRE, let alone Bohemia.

>>923873
In America they don't talk about him or the HRE

>>924153
And now it is about to become even poorer, since our Ministry of Education wants the schools to teach West African and Pre-Colombian history instead of European history.

>>924244
WE
WUZ
INCAN

>>924244
>One entire year just for Native American history.
>One entire year just for African history.
>One entire year for ALL European and Asian history.

Seriously, I find hilarious how they paint themselves as "progressives for diversity", but are in fact a bunch of cultural fetishists.

>>924278
Nah, that's Peru and Bolivia, in Brazil the view of our natives are pretty much "the noble savage".