based
Based
Leo Hughes
David Ward
Wtf? Why? Just cuz they can?
Noah Clark
That kid took his hat off real quick after the second guy gets slapped around
Hudson Cooper
I wish I was born before 1900
Anthony White
nothing gives the german a bigger hard on than being mistreated. the blood rushes straight from their brains to their penises when they're humiliated, and the next thing you know they're barreling towards moscow
Hunter Kelly
they were carrying a casket, not taking off your hat is a sign of disrespect
Nathaniel Bell
20 years later... I surrender
Brandon Kelly
>I wish I was born before 1900
Oliver Edwards
Do you think that soldier live long enough to see his country be take over by the eternal kraut?
Evan Wright
Why should they respect their enemy?
Nicholas Hall
Same here.
Angel Adams
based
kr*ut subhumans need to pay some respect to a French hero
Luis Morales
because they won
Landon Rivera
>I wish I was born before 1900
Lincoln Nguyen
Кoмy чтo, coвки eбaныe.
Joseph Bennett
>retards cant take a hat off for thirty seconds while a casket passes in front of you
Ethan Ross
пoп в opдeнaх нa мecтe, я cпoкoeн. ты тoжe из ceмьи двopян, дa? я вoт пoтoмcтвeнный двopянин, yх ecли бы нe coвки ceйчac бы жил в личнoм ocoбнякe! нa aляcкe!
Robert Perez
>Being so cucked that you'd take your hat off for the body of a dead soldier whose army is currently occupying your city
Those men totally knew what they were doing. They were purposely keeping their hat on to show disrespect to the invading forces, and that's based as fuck.
Grayson Morgan
The revenge came.
Hunter Torres
Tы пoтoмcтвeнный нoвиoп c coвкoм гoлoвнoгo мoзгa.
Justin White
I have a feeling a lot of German women came too
Austin Brooks
>sovki
>wwi
what a retarded aristocrat we have here comrads
Luis Jenkins
What big hard men, bullying a lone person in a massive crowd.
Anthony Foster
Now we put the wrong meaning in the word "peasant". In Russia, it was the main class, the peasants were engaged not only in agriculture.
For example, in the village where my great-grandfathers lived, there were many artisans, all sorts of merchants, there were owners of various shops / taverns, and so on, factories, including very large ones. They were educated, lived in insured houses, were credited in loan offices, resolved controversial issues in the courts and remained at the same time in the peasant class.
I have about 40 photographs taken between 1870 and 1920, and people on them look in such way that an uneducated person like you would call them nobles.