Germanic
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My two surnames:
Let these words be as sand in the cogwheels of reason,
as a malign disturbance in the sustainment of universe,
and let each quark of this degenerated microcosm
stand as a citadel of cold and deliberate hatred.
Let there come a glorious error in the patterns of the world.
Let the tainted foundations of reality crumble
and let us hope nothing comes afterwards,
so the gravest of mistakes we all blindly wander in
will finally come to an end.
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I'm not sure. Does "German Jew" classify as Germanic?
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No.Originally Posted by Curtis24
Wake up and smell the coffee.
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Depends if the names actually Jewish or a name Jews often use.
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Just Slavic. Pan-Slavic, that is.
Be creative, invent a perversion.
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my fathers is french, from normandy. but the surname i posess comes from Gascogne.
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The name is "Klaus".
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Only two Baltic? I need to recruit.
ROPE and CHAINS
and
AMBALAMPS
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"German: from the personal name Klaus, a reduced form of Nikolaus"
http://www.ancestry.com/facts/Nichol...e-meaning.ashx
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Border_Reivers
Right on the borders
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