Post obscure but based leaders
>Coolidge restored public confidence in the White House after the scandals of his predecessor's administration, and left office with considerable popularity
>>75774
>He challenged the validity of the epic poems Rukopisy královedvorský a zelenohorský, supposedly dating from the early Middle Ages, and providing a false nationalistic basis of Czech chauvinism to which he was continuously opposed. Further enraging Czech sentiment, he fought against the old superstition of Jewish blood libel during the Hilsner Trial of 1899.
>On paper, Masaryk's powers as president were limited; the framers of the constitution intended for the Prime Minister and Cabinet to hold the real power. He did, however, provide a considerable measure of stability in the face of frequent changes of government (there were ten cabinets headed by nine Prime Ministers during his tenure). Due to this stability as well as his great prestige inside and outside the country, Masaryk enjoyed almost legendary authority among the Czechoslovak people. He used this authority to create an extensive informal political network called Hrad (the Castle). Under his watch, Czechoslovakia became the strongest democracy in central Europe.
>>75762
He had the easiest ride of any president in the 20th century.
>>75762
https://youtu.be/dcINPY21pVA
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pedro_II_of_Brazil
One of the most based I know of, yet I get the feeling that he's (un)fairly obscure outside of Brazil.
anyone?
based as fuck
>>76388
>FDR infographic stick figure
>standing up
>>75762
>carry out policies that set up the great depression
>autists on the internet worship you 90 years later
The Right Honourable Lieutenant John George Diefenbaker PC, CH, QC (Dief the Chief).
>>75762
>helped worsen the Dust Bowl
>>79210
Congrats for parroting what you heard in high school. Calvin didn't do shit to onset the depression.
>Only Brazilian ruler who managed to effectively cut costs, wipe the bureaucracy and reorganize the currency, that suffered rampant inflation
>Managed to renegotiate the monstrous Brazilian public debt inherited from decades of irresponsible fiscal policy of the Empire (a mark of our imperial misrule)
>Managed to create an arrangement of extraordinary political stability between the interests of different states of the federation
>No one remembers him
>>75714
>Rensponsible for the greatest Greek tragedy even greater than the Fall of Constantinople.
>Great
He was a fucking idiot.
>>82820
Greatest Kentuckian military commander of all time
>>75714
>Based
"Is when you dont care what people think
its a way of life
Doing what you want
how u want
wearing what u want" -Urban Dictionary.
Yep, Caligula was definitely based.
