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shoutout to my art from may 20 fucking 17 that survived the great tumblr titty purge

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egg, now available in hardboiled, clean shaven, and mustache

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Portrait of a Kiwi, from English Colonization to the end of the Great War

For more on her haircut, click here.

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wwi was a very bad time

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"In 1931 thanks to Spanish sponsorship, Mexico was admitted to the League of Nations[...] In Geneva, Mexico raised its voice against Japanese aggression in Manchuria and opposed the Italian invason of Abyssinia, on legal and judicial grounds. In the Spanish case, this doctrinal outlook went further, being also accompanied by tangible aid in the form of arms, raw materials, and money. The spectacle of a lesser nation asserting its rights had few, if any, parallels at the time and, in fact, proved too much for 1930's totalitarian powers, and for Europe right-wingers, which accused Mexico of medding in European affairs."

—Mario Ojeda-Revah, Mexico and the Spanish Republic, 1931-1939 (2002)

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Caught in the orbit of Spanish Empire.

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toma's philippines oc amihan B)

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this reaction image is my finest contribution to hetalia fandom

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Originally made for @yelyzavetaart; I figured it might be nice to spread some Hungary/Ukraine content around the tumblrsphere.

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baby Mexico (right) and two of the people responsible for her existence: the Aztec Empire (left) and Tlaxcala (center), back when they were also small.

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Omg!!!! Id love to see ur take on purepecha (me bein from michoacan and all lol)

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Hey there, I'm so glad you enjoyed this! You know, I hadn't seen the Purepecha mentioned in any of my readings until now, and I'm so glad you mentioned them because this sounds like such a fascinating history. :D I can't wait to dig deeper into the pit of history.

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baby Mexico (right) and two of the people responsible for her existence: the Aztec Empire (left) and Tlaxcala (center), back when they were also small.

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Coyolxauhqui’s Vengeance ft. APH Aztec Empire and APH Tlaxcala.

My take on one of my favorite stories from Aztec lore: the battle between the Aztec patron god Huitzilopotchli and his half sister Coyolxauhqui. God impersonators were an important component of Aztec festivals, and it seemed poetically ironic to portray Azteca as her patron god, and Tlaxcala as the daughter of her patron god. While the original story ends with Coyolxauhqui’s death and defeat, Tlaxcala’s ends in victory and revenge against the Aztecs and Huitzilopotchli.