>the most famous spanish leader ever was called "Frenchman French"Any other examples like this?
>>225503769What a gigachad. Showing how united Europe should be. All European leaders should be named based on their neighbouring countries to strengthen the evropean spirit
>>225503769And they claim he wasn't a foreign actor. What a joke.
>>225503966Based and EVROPEAN -pilled
Francisco Paulino Hermenegildo Teódulo Franco Bahamonde
>>225504489what is the goddamn point of having all these meaningless names/surnames?
The general who sided with the russian bolsheviks and lead the Latvian communist forces during the the war of independence against Latvians, Germans and allies was named Jukums* Vācietis>Confused/Crazy German* - that is not the literal translation of the word, but it is similar to words apjukums (confusion) and jucis (crazy)
>>225504648isn't it weird how they say it was all a foreign occupation by russia except it's extremely clear that local Latvians, Estonians, even some Lithuanians supported the Soviets that (independently) appeared, without Russian involvement more than they supported the Entente/German puppet regimes? and that the Soviet governments weren't composed solely of Bolsheviks (look at the composition of the Vilnius Soviet, which consisted of Bolsheviks, the Bund and Mensheviks)
>>225504523It's kino and prestigious
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>>225504728Aren't baltics ruled by nationalists now? How is it weird that they say that?
>>225505126it is, but for people who have been indoctrinated by nationalist ideology since kindergarden it's not nationalist enoughmany Lithuanians are braindead because of this
>>225504728No?People though they would bring workers right, after a couple of weeks everyone realized commies are just a bunch of bandits and got kicked out by a coalition of everyoneAnd there was russian involvement, Latvia. red rifles were in russia when they turned
>>225505292they got defeated due to German assistance (who were very infamously known to be marauders during WW1)
>>225504523you only have 2 surnames, but you can choose a name as long as you like. usually in cases like this all members in the extended family wanted the honor or naming the baby, so the mom let everyone choose a name and the baby got named all of them
>>225504523Maybe its because there are relatively few Spanish surnames, so it's a way to differentiate people.When everyone's last name is either lopez, hernandez or Garcia then you need something else to tell people apart
>>225505803no. actually I am the only person in the world with my full name, this doesn't happen in anglo countries
>>225503769Every defense about this nigga is based on the broken window fallacy btw
>>225505076non NATO real politiks are weird >Franco and Castro supported each other against the US>Both dictators had galician blood in their veins (Castro's father was a galician immigrant) so they had a sense of cultural affinity >when Franco died Cuba declared a three days mourning in his honor
In the Finnish civil war weren't the leaders of the Whites mostly Fennoswedes while the commies had actual Fingols
>>225505867Sure thing, Juan Miguel Garcia Lopez
>>225506061As they say, blood is thicker than water
>>225504523>what is the goddamn point of having all these meaningless names/surnames?The use of two surnames began as a way to demonstrate that an individual was an "Old Christian" (limpieza de sangre) and to avoid any suspicion of Jewish or converso ancestry—groups that were subject to surveillance. And so it remained.
>>225507039Surnames weren't even a thing in the 16th and 17th centuries (beyond nobility).
>>225505968What do you mean by that?
>>225506093It's more complicated than that. You could argue that the civil war was conservative countryside beating the socialist cityfolks.
>>225507214>Surnames weren't even a thing in the 16th and 17th centuries (beyond nobility).Surnames were absolutely a thing for regular people in Spain during the 16th and 17th centuries. In fact, the documented use of surnames by commoners in Spain dates back to the late 11th and 12th centuries, coinciding with the high Middle Ages (in land deeds, local market contracts, tax records, and wills where ordinary blacksmiths, farmers, or town citizens acted as witnesses or buyers).
>>225504523>Nero Claudius Caesar Augustus GermanicusShouldn't you know?
>>225507776They say he's a hero because he made the Spanish economy grow exponentially while ignoring he's the same one who destroyed it in the first place, with his uprising that fuelled up the civil war and brought extreme poverty, hunger and misery for about two decades.The broken window fallacy is about the hidden opportunity cost of that: where would we be economically if he didn't chimp out?
>>225508275>he's the same one who destroyed it in the first placespain was miles behind the rest of western europe at the time, franco closed the gap, not related to the postwar, but the prerepublic, retardplus, the left started the war>where would we had been with a communist goverment in spain?
>>225508275>money is the only thing that mattersSpoken like a true communist.
>>225503966guess the bot farm was moved to Romania
>>225508275>where would we be economically if he didn't chimp out?On par with Eastern Europe, at best.
>>225503769Interesting >>225504523they are kino
>>225508443How's the European autumn treating you Vijay? Any different from what you normally see in Bombay?
>>225507039What's stopped people with Jewish or Muslim andestey from using two surnames?
>>225508782>What's stopped people with Jewish or Muslim andestey from using two surnames?Nothing. The legal obligation applied to them as well, of course. To establish their identity, there were records kept by churches and courts—records that were highly meticulous. If you wanted to hold public office, travel to the Americas, or marry into the nobility, you had to submit an inquiry that included testimony from neighbors confirming that all four of your grandparents were "Old Christians".
>>225509316>>225508127gracias fernandoGPT
when the republican woman begs not to be forced to suck moor cock and you give her that castillan stare
>>225508275He didn't even start the war himself. You don't know something so basic so anything else you have to say is irrelevant.
