>european passports in 1930s
European passports in 1930s
Daniel Roberts
Hunter Collins
WW2 croatia had nice passport design
Logan Green
How many writing systems were there on the average Soviet passport? See at least five in pic.
Matthew Garcia
im surprised you called yourself Rzeczpospolita
Cameron Kelly
my grandparents still have their german passports from when they were kids, but it was blue and had a different design
Christopher Howard
it's just multiple languages
Colton Brooks
not him, but why are you surprised?
Cameron Perez
Guess so.
The perso-arabic one is Azeri or something?
Ayden Wood
SOUL.
Ryder Gonzalez
Sounds very old fashioned
Cooper Watson
>Czechoslovakia
Based
Zachary Nelson
They switched to Latin once they gained independence and then to Cyrillic once the Soviets took over so it's most likely Arabic as it was the Lingua Franca of Islam
Xavier Clark
where's yiddish
Jackson Nelson
Those are not official languages of the Soviet, they are important international languages. Hence why you see Arabic for an example.
Jacob Watson
we had soulful passports
Isaac Thomas
its probably tatar dumbass, its not arabic lol
Jayden Bennett
>second spanish republic
Extreme cringe
Juan Russell
Cucked
Jeremiah Sanders
Just fuck my shit up
Joshua Campbell
what's wrong?
Alexander Garcia
Frog writing all over the place.
Lucas Rogers
Dark blue is much more aesthetic than red imo.
Nathaniel Cox
>turkey is in it but nor russia
Jayden Nelson
Why'd the EU adopt the Yugoslavia colour?
Jose Perry
>tfw uncucked
feels good
Levi Cox
>putnica
Thomas Foster
why does only Croatia have a black passport in Europe?
Brody Fisher
They came late to the party.
Jordan Gray
To distance themselves from Yugoslav past.
Jeremiah Collins
I kind of wish passports were still in French
Colton Cook
We used to have blue ones. I think we started phasing them out after we joined Schengen. Croatia is not Schengen.