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| Wilhelm II Image I |
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| Joseph Stalin Image II |
Four photographs from history
This is writing about the strange coincidence. There are four photographs in this text. Those images are portraying two young men and both of them were the symbols of their time. The upper image is the image of the emperor of Germany, Wilhelm II(1859-1941) (Image I)(1), and the lower image is portraying Joseph Stalin (Image II) (1878-1953)(2).
Have you noticed the similarity of the appearance between Wilhelm II (Image III as an elder man) and Herbert Kitchener (Image IV)(1850-1916) (3)? That kind of thing is causing many theories, which might not true. But the similarity between appearance between those men is remarkable.
Do you see the similarity of their faces? That thing causes question, is Stalin the member of the royal family of Hohenzollern? Maybe I imagine that thing, but there should not be any connection between Georgian son of Gobbler and the emperor of Germany. That thing seems very interesting, and maybe the secrets of this kind of person are bigger than we ever thought.
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| Wilhelm II Image III |
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| Herbert Kitchener Image IV |
When we are thinking that Stalin, or Ioseb Besarionis dzе Djugashvili what was his birth name faced the violence of his parents many times, when he was young, we must see that thing another way. That kind of story can be released because somebody wanted those people who didn't ask a thing about Stalin's parents from himself.
This kind of tale that the parents have been violent to Stalin might keep also parents silent about their son. Or are those people, who are introduced as the parents of Joseph Stalin his parents?
Or is that man adopted? This kind of thing is interesting to think, and if we are thinking about the First World War, that thing started an overly fitting point, because the actions, what the great colony states made in Africa started to come in public knowledge.
And if those things were uncovered the researches would be wanted. The thing is that many of those men, who were responsible for the military operations like Herbert Kitchener (1850-1916) and Paul von Lettow-Vorbeck (1870-1964)(4) would face the prosecutions, if the real reason, why so much ammunition were shipped to Africa.
One very interesting detail in history is a similar appearance between emperor Wilhelm II and Joseph Stalin. You can see that similarity when you are looking at the images of young Wilhelm II and Joseph Stalin. This kind of things are remarkable
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