Image 1 — The Bishop of Urgell and co-Prince of Andorra Juan Benlloch i Vivó with members of the Andorra parliament (extra trivia in the description)
Image 2 — The Bishop of Urgell and co-Prince of Andorra Juan Benlloch i Vivó with members of the Andorra parliament (extra trivia in the description)

The Bishop of Urgell and co-Prince of Andorra Juan Benlloch i Vivó with members of the Andorra parliament (extra trivia in the description)

As co-Prince of Andorra he composed the text for Andorra's national anthem "El gran Carlemany" (The Great Charlemagne) which was adopted on the 8th of September 1921, which is also the national day of Andorra, the music was composed by a man named Enric Marfany Bons, The lyrics make reference to several key aspects of Andorran culture, history, its patron saint Our Lady of Meritxell, and their heritage of the Carolingian Empire.

He was co-Prince from 1907-1919 where he later became Archbishop of Burgos and as such he lost the title of co-Prince to his successor Justí Guitart i Vilardebó. His reign saw Andorra enter WW1 on the side of the allies, Andorra declared war on Germany but did not directly participate but it did send THREE volunteers (Valentí Naudi, Josep Estany, and René Huguet) to fight alongside the French army, here's the thing, the allies forgot Andorra and wasn't included in the Treaty of Versailles, as such Andorra remained in a state of war with Germany for the next 44 years until a peace treaty was signed in 1958.

His French co-princes were Armand Fallières and his WW1 compatriot Raymond Poincaré.

The second image is a bronze statue of him located in Andorra's capital Andorra la Vella, in front of the historic Church of Sant Esteve.

u/Doktor_74 — 11 hours ago

One of my more obscure reasons as to why I'm still interested in the FNaF story is because I'm really curious as to who the Chica Bully turned out to be post-bite

u/Doktor_74 — 3 days ago
▲ 243 r/Kaiserposting+1 crossposts

WW1 era Austrian postcard displaying the three generations of Hohenzollern and Habsburg.

At the top, Kaisers Wilhelm II and Franz Joseph I joining hands

In the middle their heirs, Crown Prince Wilhelm of Germany and the future Charles I of Austria

And below, Prince Wilhelm of Prussia and Archduke Otto of Austria

u/Doktor_74 — 7 days ago
▲ 18 r/mileven

Aside from the cute BTS photos, fun fact: this post from 2017 was the first time the Stranger Things Twitter account said the name "Mileven"

u/Doktor_74 — 13 days ago

The Abyss visuals (general rant)

One of the more infamous complaints about season 5 was how The Abyss just did not look good in the final battle, I remember there was one tweet that got tens of thousands of likes where they said something like "when I'm in the pee planet and i have to fight the poo spider," so yeah not a particularly good reputation

Now, the concept of the upside down being a wormhole to an actual alternate reality is a cool concept, but was kinda disappointed that it just looked like a barren desert (how were they even breathing!?), it really took me out of the immersion and suspension of disbelief, like it was so obvious that they were in a CGI background, I remember some people also compared it to Spy Kids

And honestly, I think it would've looked a lot cooler if the air was thicker and made it harder to see, kinda like the desert from Bladerunner as you can see from the second image

And here's the thing, what's weird is that... they kinda already did that, back in season 4! when we first see it (3rd and 4th image), this one looked way better, more darker and foreboding, really felt like an apocalyptic hellscape, like I said to myself of course this was the home turf of the Mind Flayer and Demo creatures, why did they change it? One of the reasons why the Upside Down was so cool in the first place was because it looked and felt like a really disgusting and awful place to be in, while still being visually appealing and unique, Will barely made it through 1 week

That's just my general gripes with season 5, like most people, there were a lot of good concepts that were just... executed so strangely

u/Doktor_74 — 14 days ago

Can we all take a moment to appreciate Snartles, despite a lot of our gripes with modern FNaF, you gotta admit Scott hiring her to work on official content has been of his best decisions, I hope she works on a game one day

u/Doktor_74 — 21 days ago
▲ 66 r/mileven

Reminder that this is age-accurate season 4 Mileven, THIS Mike was driving across the desert with the boys in search of THIS El who was currently in an underground bunker living through her past trauma

u/Doktor_74 — 25 days ago

I can't remember if it was just one or two movies but there were two scenes I remember

One was during the final battle where the rangers get into a fight with Canadians and during it one of the canadians went something like "ew I smell like an American"

And the second which I remember more was when a bear wandered into a cabin so the rangers try to lure it out using a giant raw steak, only for one of the rangers (who I think had a mustache) got covered in the steak's blood which led to him getting chased, eventually he hid in a porta potty only for the bear to knock it over

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u/Doktor_74 — 1 month ago

Austro-Hungarian soldiers holding imperial wooden coat of arms they made, WW1, 1915

u/Doktor_74 — 10 hours ago