Two years short of a century ago today, the guns of the Great War fell silent.
This also marks the end of German-speaking monarchy, save Liechtenstein.
Achtundneunzig Jahre Interregnum sind ganz mehr als genug!
Defending the Old European Order, which was unplugged by the 28th President of those United States
and otherwise rejecting anything Wilsonian or related,
wherever it might be
Two years short of a century ago today, the guns of the Great War fell silent.
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Two years short of a century ago today, the world was hit by Red October.
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A dozen score years ago today, King George III gave his first speech before the British Parliament since the leaders of the American Revolution came together for the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
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If I could find a way to dress up as the neoconservative establishment, I could scare the living daylights and the pumpkin out of the entire neighborhood.
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111 years ago today, King Oscar II abdicated the ancient throne of St. Olav, formally ending the union of Sweden and Norway, being a step on the march towards ever increasing democracy.
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Today King Michael I of Romania turns 95. Happy Birthday, Your Majesty!
It is his first birthday since the passing of Queen Anne this summer. My belated condolences.
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223 years ago today, Queen Marie Antoinette was brutally murdered.
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106 years ago today, the interregnal government of Portugal commenced.
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Two dozen decades ago today, the rebels in America learned of increased French support.
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Eleven score and five years ago today, the French Legislative Assembly convened.
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