Otto von Bismarck as a young

[rothaer]

Incredible but true: Today I for the first time in my life saw Otto v. Bismarck as a young.



Feel free to comment, classify and passify.

[Token]

East Baltic-Borreby combination, the classic Junker look.

[#Oda#]

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I bet you love his potato face

Here is another one:
https://www.thefamouspeople.com/prof...bismarck-7.jpg

[Scarface F]

Incredible but true: Today I for the first time in my life saw Otto v. Bismarck as a young.



Feel free to comment, classify and passify.

Looks heavily Slavic in this pic, especially the sad eyes and general expression. Almost like a Russian aristocrat

[Scarface F]

He looks North Pontid/Borreby in the pic, Baltic not visible and he seems long faced

Proof how getting fat in middle age can completely change somebody "phenotype" and how anthropology is a pseudo science

[#Oda#]

He looks North Pontid/Borreby in the pic, Baltic not visible and he seems long faced

Proof how getting fat in middle age can completely change somebody "phenotype" and how anthropology is a pseudo science

No, he isnt long faced. Look in my link!

[Scarface F]

No, he isnt long faced. Look in my link!

I don't get it, pic you post looks like completely different persona and typical Polish Alpinid-Baltid potato head.

[#Oda#]

I don't get it, pic you post looks like completely different person and typical Polish Alpinid-Baltid aka. Gorid potato head.

Yes, there he looks like what we call a Quadratschädel.

[CordedWhelp]

Looks like me a bit, lol.

[rothaer]

I bet you love his potato face

Because I liked Dönitz' look? I think there are many different ways to look respectable and I think that Bismarck does but I don't think that is tied to any particular type. Btw. I consider Dr. Werner Best good looking in all aspects. What exactly do you mean with "potato face"? Alpinid? We do have a lot of anthropological terms here so I think that could be clearer expressed.

However, respectable looking or not, I do have a lot of reservations regarding v. Bismarck as for what he did. I think of the German War in 1866 and the deliberate destruction of the entity representing Germany and that was the successor of the German Empire, i. e. the German Confederation. Likely nobody till this very day would have got the idea to split off Austria. It was an extremely unpatriotic move from a German point of view. Since Frederick the Great - seemingly a closet homo - and his sacrilegs the Prussian establishment that felt obligated to defend his unlawful actions was poisoned by the loss of the sense for right and wrong.