The best Leader you're countre ever had

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>Poland
>Pic related
>God

Wasn't he a really big guy too?

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William I

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>>74754884
4 U

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>before someone else claim it

>>74754752
Is this a joke? That man singlehandedly turned France from a cool absolutist monarchy to a latin america tier shitshow.
A good French leader would be Louis XIV who actually made France great again

>>74758200
>pooptugal

>>74758200
>slavetugal

>>74758200
>moortugal

>>74758688
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>>74758835
Come back once you've grown some balls, leftist cucks

>>74758200
>whoretugal

>>74758865
>the eternal caliphate of poortugal

>>74758865
>spaintugal

>>74758865
>poortugal

Our best leader was probably Haakon IV

>Under Haakon's rule, medieval Norway is considered to have reached its zenith or golden age. His reputation and formidable naval fleet allowed him to maintain friendships with both the Pope and the Holy Roman Emperor, despite their conflict. He was at different points offered the Imperial Crown by the Pope, the Irish High Kingship by a delegation of Irish kings, and the command of the French crusader fleet by the French king. He amplified the influence of European culture in Norway by importing and translating contemporary European literature into Old Norse, and by constructing monumental European-style stone buildings. In conjunction with this he employed an active and aggressive foreign policy, and at the end of his rule added Iceland and the Norse Greenland community to his kingdom, leaving Norway at its territorial height. Although he for the moment managed to secure Norwegian control of the islands off the northern and western shores of Great Britain, he fell ill and died when wintering in Orkney following some military engagements with the expanding Scottish kingdom.

oliver cromwell

FDR

William the Silent as the father of our nation.

Thorbecke as the writer of our modern constitution.

>>74758200
>basedbrotiertugal

>>74754752
In 1575, Tsar Ivan Vasilyevich "abdicated" from the throne and raised Simeon Bekbulatovich to him. In the autumn of this year in the Assumption Cathedral of the Kremlin Simeon was planted by Ivan the Terrible to the kingdom:

"... Simeon Bekbulatovich planted a tsar in Moscow and crowned him with a royal crown, and himself called Ivan Moskovsky and left the city, lived on Petrovka; All his royal rank was given to Simeon, and he himself traveled simply as a boyar in the shafts ... "[2]

Above Simeon, a wedding ceremony was conducted for the kingdom [the source was not specified 160 days], he presided over the Duma of the zemstvo boyars and issued government decrees on his own behalf. Lived Simeon in Moscow, surrounded by a lush courtyard, while Grozny settled in a modest atmosphere on Petrovka. In his letters to Simeon, Ivan the Terrible followed the accepted pejorative formulas for the treatment of a subject to the tsar: "Grand Duke Semion Bekbulatovich of all Rusia Ivanets Vasiliev with his children, with Yvanets and Fedorets, they beat the brow" [3]. Formally, the country was divided into the possessions of Grand Duke Simeon and "destiny" of Ivan, but in fact the ruler of the state remained Ivan Vasilyevich.

"Political masquerade" (VO Klyuchevsky, SF Platonov), under which Ivan the Terrible continued to maintain power, was not explained by contemporaries and historians. A lot of assumptions (foreign policy necessity, Ivan the Terrible's fear of the predictions of the Magi who predicted "the death of the Moscow Tsar" this year, the need to strengthen terror, etc.) has not been proven or refuted. There is a version that "the abdication of Grozny was associated with a serious internal crisis"

https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%A1%D0%B8%D0%BC%D0%B5%D0%BE%D0%BD_%D0%91%D0%B5%D0%BA%D0%B1%D1%83%D0%BB%D0%B0%D1%82%D0%BE%D0%B2%D0%B8%D1%87

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>>74754752
>any oth the things you listed were good
Silly lowerclass thrash

Behead those who insult Robespierre

>>74759567
Lol he was beheaded too guess he must've known he was a piece of shit all along

>>74759607
This tbqh

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>>74754752
>revolutionaries/republicans in general
>good

"no"

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>>74754752
Felipe II

>>74759141
>and the command of the French crusader fleet by the French king

A great honor, desu

>>74759769
>not Carlos II
What's wrong with you?

>>74759849
Isnt that the one that was literally retarded?

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He managed to overcome his racial handicap of being a german and doubled our territory, performed the biggest, most peaceful and most successful land reform in europe (About 90% of the aristocracy's lands were distribued to the common populace as reward for fighting in ww1) and kickstarted the most prosperous era we've ever had.

>>74759934
a fucking leaf

>>74759965
>He managed to overcome his racial handicap of being a german
This is worth a medal in itself.

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Pic related was the hero of the brazilian gorilla warfare

>>74760058
DELICIA

>>74759966
Dead meme

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>>74759607

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>>74760028
His wife was even better. She was Queen Victoria's grand-daughter but she was the anti-thesis of the Eternal Anglo because she dedicated her entire life to serving the country and the people's interests. She's nicknamed the Soldier Queen in here because in world war 1 she used to visit hospitals and camps on the front, usually bringing medicine, equipment or chocolate, to boost morale.

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>>74758688
>>74758737
>>74758835
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>>74758967
YOU FUCKERS INSULTING PORTUGAL WILL PAY ONE DAY