Twenty questions, round 329

[Spartaculous]

Involved in politics/law/religion/government or arts broadly speaking?

Yes.

Native speaker of an Indo-European language?

Yes.

Born 22 July, 1866 or later?

Yes.

[DreamTrawler]

Primarily known for the arts?

[Spartaculous]

Primarily known for the arts?

No.

[FlaviusAetius]

Is this person associated with religion and native speaker of slavic language or greek?

[Hominidae]

Is this person associated with religion and native speaker of slavic language or greek?

We already eliminated Slavic.

[DreamTrawler]

Is this person associated with religion and native speaker of slavic language or greek?

We ruled out Balto-Slavic languages btw

[FlaviusAetius]

Is this person associated with religion and native speaker of slavic language or greek?

scratch then just...
is this person associated with religion?

[DreamTrawler]

Born in what is now Germany, Belgium, Netherlands, Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Finland, or Iceland?

[Spartaculous]

Is this person associated with religion and native speaker of slavic language or greek?

scratch then just...
is this person associated with religion?

You're going to have to clarify what "associated with" means here.

[Spartaculous]

Born in what is now Germany, Belgium, Netherlands, Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Finland, or Iceland?

Yes.

[Spartaculous]

1,3. Real male human being
2,6,13: Born between July 22, 1866 and November 10, 1918
4,5,15: Born in Europe, south of the Arctic Circle, in what is now Germany, Belgium, Netherlands, Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Finland, or Iceland
7,8,10,11: A native speaker of an Indo-European language that is not English, a Romance language, or a Balto-Slavic language
12,14: Involved in politics/law/religion/government or the arts broadly speaking, but not primarily known for the arts
9: Not notable for leading/serving in the military, not a head of state or head of government

[Hominidae]

Was this person ever elected or appointed to a political position?

[han-shahanshah]

Born in what was then the German Empire?

[Spartaculous]

Was this person ever elected or appointed to a political position?

I'm assuming that "political position" is synonymous with "governmental position".

Yes.

Born in what was then the German Empire?

No.

[Hominidae]

Primarily known for being involved in the politics of the Netherlands, Belgium, Iceland, Denmark, Finland, Norway, or Sweden?

(Finland is somewhat unlikely because Indo-European, but there are a lot of Swedish speakers there.)

[Spartaculous]

Primarily known for being involved in the politics of the Netherlands, Belgium, Iceland, Denmark, Finland, Norway, or Sweden?

(Finland is somewhat unlikely because Indo-European, but there are a lot of Swedish speakers there.)

Clarification requested: before I equated "political position" and "governmental position". Should I continue to equate "politics of..." with "government of..."?

[Hominidae]

Primarily known for being involved in the politics of the Netherlands, Belgium, Iceland, Denmark, Finland, Norway, or Sweden?

(Finland is somewhat unlikely because Indo-European, but there are a lot of Swedish speakers there.)

Clarification requested: before I equated "political position" and "governmental position". Should I continue to equate "politics of..." with "government of..."?

Sure.

[Spartaculous]

Primarily known for being involved in the politics of the Netherlands, Belgium, Iceland, Denmark, Finland, Norway, or Sweden?

(Finland is somewhat unlikely because Indo-European, but there are a lot of Swedish speakers there.)

Clarification requested: before I equated "political position" and "governmental position". Should I continue to equate "politics of..." with "government of..."?

Sure.

I will go with "Yes." here.

[FlaviusAetius]

Did this person have an elected political office that lasted more than 20 years?

[FlaviusAetius]

Did this person have an elected political office that lasted 20 or more years?

in total* (ie 6 years in the house and 14 years in the senate = 20)