ITT: Post historical figures and what boards they would have visited on this site

Veeky Forums, Veeky Forums and /r9k/

dude, he would be on advice as well!?

/pol/, /b/, /jp/ and /a/

keats, the poet - /r9k/

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You forgot /r9k/

He didn't really advise people. He spoke of the path to Salvation and got into legal/theological (pretty much the same thing in that time and place) arguments, both of which are Veeky Forums.

>and /k/
alec jones tells me THE FIRST THING THE NAZIS DID WAS TAKE AWAY OUR FIREARMS

>hitler
>drug using

come on this is byond obvious propaganda not even pol tard but srsly this is pathetic

Ultra kek.

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and kek and tengri, in that moment, became one

/n/

Very annoying tripfriend on Veeky Forums, /g/, /x/, /pol/, /int/, /n/, Veeky Forums, /trv/ and Veeky Forums

AKSHUALLY they National Socialists relaxed gun ownership laws from the Weimar Republic era, which was more restrictive. Of course this extended only to Germans/Austrians.

/jp/

Literally Veeky Forums incarnate

>/k/
That's not accurate.

Why is he so smug?

>Despite having been subjected to torture ("with the rope" in which the prisoner is hanged from his bound wrists, from the back, forcing the arms to bear the body's weight and dislocating the shoulders), he denied involvement [with the republic] and was released after three weeks

Most badass man of the Renaissance

I'm glad he didn't have a horrible fate like so many historical figures. He ended up retiring to a villa, drinking wine and talking politics with the lads.

/b/, /d/, /r9k/, Veeky Forums

>Implying he wouldn't also browse /r9k/

/pol/, /s/, Veeky Forums

He would be on /r9k/ Just like rest of the German staff.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stefanie_Rabatsch

> Hitler fell in love with her after she passed by him during her daily daughter-mother stroll in Linz, glancing at him. Although madly in love with her to the point of suicide, Hitler never once spoke with her, and she later married an Austrian army officer.

>Hitler insisted that Kubizek stalk Stefanie and delivered daily reports on her activity while he was away visiting his mother or family.[4] In one report, Kubizek wrote that Stefanie loved to dance and had taken lessons. Hitler disliked dancing and reportedly replied, "Stefanie only dances because she is forced to by society on which she unfortunately depends on. Once Stefanie is my wife, she won't have the slightest desire to dance!"

>In June 1906, Stefanie gave Hitler a smile and a flower from her bouquet as she was passing him in her carriage.[5] Kubizek later described the scene:
>Never again did I see Adolf as happy as he was at that moment. When the carriage had passed he dragged me aside and with emotion he gazed at the flower, this visible pledge of her love. I can still hear his voice, trembling with excitement, 'She loves me!'

/int/ + /humanities/

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