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A Life For Hungary: Memoirs
>Unintentional comedy from the unreliable narrator self-important ruler of Hungary. From a position of power he sees the final golden days of pre-war Europe, and manages to ascribe a shocking amount of importance and warmth to his naval career.
>Enjoy the proud and honor-laden memoir of a noble written at one of the last times that was a thing! Flawless gentleman-officer of the sea and sometime dictator of a landlocked nation!
>Not only did I fell the stag with one bullet, but His Imperial Highness remarked on my exceptional form. I could hardly demur, given the truth of his statement.
>A paean for the golden era, when everything was courteous and everyone knew their place (Horthy's was at the top), and the Archduke himself praised his marksmanship. As Horthy is known for nothing if not his honesty (and also marksmanship) he was unable to disagree
>Unintentional comedy from the unreliable narrator self-important ruler of Hungary. From a position of power he sees the final golden days of pre-war Europe, and manages to ascribe a shocking amount of importance and warmth to his naval career.
>Enjoy the proud and honor-laden memoir of a noble written at one of the last times that was a thing! Flawless gentleman-officer of the sea and sometime dictator of a landlocked nation!
>Not only did I fell the stag with one bullet, but His Imperial Highness remarked on my exceptional form. I could hardly demur, given the truth of his statement.
>A paean for the golden era, when everything was courteous and everyone knew their place (Horthy's was at the top), and the Archduke himself praised his marksmanship. As Horthy is known for nothing if not his honesty (and also marksmanship) he was unable to disagree
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