Question: That the Anglos called the Austro-Hungarians and Germans "Huns"

[Gamaliel]

I liked your dress, you showed us though. I think that is better then tight suits.

Do you know Richmondbread’s email and Telegram ? and can you tell him to respond to me, I want to discuss looksmaxxing

[Mortimer]

Do you know Richmondbread’s email and Telegram ? and can you tell him to respond to me, I want to discuss looksmaxxing

No I dont know it, sorry. I can tell him to respond to you though but I dont know if he will.

[Gamaliel]

No I dont know it, sorry. I can tell him to respond to you though but I dont know if he will.

He is probably mad at me, I keep on sending him pictures of my crush

[Mortimer]

He is probably mad at me, I keep on sending him pictures of my crush

If you want you can send me pictures of your crush if you are bored I really do not want to seduce you im just a good person im not a pervert

[Cristiano viejo]

In this book (fantastic book) based in real events, the Spanish Captain of the Blue Division Teodoro Palacios, who fought against Russians in Rusia and spend several years in a Siberian gulag, calls Mongols and Huns to Russians again and again, but not as an insult itself, or at least not fully, but as a phenotypical description



Later they made a movie (fantastic movie) based in the book. In any moment Russians are called Mongols but some actors who played Russian roles looked clearly Mongoloid (no idea if they were Russian actors, I highy doubt; probably makeup)

[lei.talk]

theapricity.com/Why-did-the-British-amd-Americans-refer-to-Germans-as-Huns

[Dick]

I thought it was due to Kaiser Wilhelm's old speech that he gave about Germans needing to be like Huns and quell every non-German on earth or some shit like that. I don't think it was meant it to be a derogatory term. Hitler calling Brits 'island apes' certainly was derogatory.

[Mortimer]

In this book (fantastic book) based in real events, the Spanish Captain of the Blue Division Teodoro Palacios, who fought against Russians in Rusia and spend several years in a Siberian gulag, calls Mongols and Huns to Russians again and again, but not as an insult itself, or at least not fully, but as a phenotypical description



Later they made a movie (fantastic movie) based in the book. In any moment Russians are called Mongols but some actors who played Russian roles looked clearly Mongoloid (no idea if they were Russian actors, I highy doubt; probably makeup)