That a German war minister (the name of Defence, I find just as inappropriate as the associated Schlurfeschritt latsch border ties decorated Berlin Wachbatallion) a Dr. jur. needs, I do not understand. Until the 20th century, war minister visited at most once a military academy, but was allowed by jurisprudence in these circles, the fingers as far as possible. Mindful of the varus angle lawyer, who was in the so-called Battle of the so-called Teutoburg Forest, lured by the so-called Arminius in a veritable ambush, which was the cause that Arminius had studied at the Roman military academy Varus squandered during his time with legal niceties.
That our Catholic, blue-blooded war minister finally his Dr. jur. occurs in the bin after he had dedicated himself to the acquisition of this title only with clear and obvious momentous apathy is a sign of hope.
The victory moves closer to the Hindu Kush.
Next, you should file to and maybe something on the outfit. The above example matches but less gelled hair, rather the Napoleonic wind storm Locke. Should be no larger sized barber problem. The next step should you then think about it, think about the transformation of the German army into a mercenary army. Finally had some 200 years ago now, Scharnhorst, konterfeite on the picture above, from the Prussian squires kept and turned in marginal social groups recruiting mercenaries Prussian army into a modern army. The commander was so elegant the way that wants to march to and from now. Well, the Scharnhorst and Gneisenau, Clausewitz would be like "to" earn its way. Principle of performance indicated.
The issue does not seem to fit on a Catholic blog. But, as the world is divided and seemingly in Petitionisten Memorandianer, I would humbly point out that it might yet have more important things. We have a war. And if we have a tie and suit-clad minister of war with a right, then, that he has finally, finally the war in Afghanistan called war. And has donated his soldiers some decent guns, a time when the Republic of excited about the lack of quotation marks. Has not there Look Who said anything about late Roman decadence? on
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