The Kaiser as I Knew Him for Fourteen Years
A first person recollection by a writer reflecting on the Kaiser Wilhelm II and his leadership during World War I era, detailing personal impressions formed over fourteen years of observation and interaction. The piece presents a personal historical perspective on the German ruler and his actions.
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Kaiser's View of War and American Entry 1917
The Kaiser and German officers doubted America's ability to fight in trench warfare and projected swift German victory. They believed Japan would threaten the US and that U boats would starve Britain, while American troops would arrive in France in large numbers for a decisive clash. The Kaiser stressed air power limits and questioned American discipline and endurance.
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Japan
America
England
Germany
Prince von Pless
Europe
Lee
Berlin
Jana
Prince Traidos
Traidos
Switzerland
United States
Kisu-Chan
Ted States
China
Kaiser
Wilson
Russia
Amer
Liegnitz
Silesia
France
Gerany
Irksor
Cerman
von Kluck
Paris
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Marne
Pless
Artales
Frederick the Great
Davis
von Hindenburg
Vor Hindenburg
Te Kaiser
Roumania
Zeppelin
Baker
New York
Washington
Count von Luxburg
Argentina
Man Power
New America
Jaanuary
Dentist Breaks Silence on Kaiser in World War I Memoir
In a preface Arthur N. Davis, once Kaiser Wilhelm II’s longtime dentist for 14 years, explains his ethical conflict between patient confidentiality and patriotic duty. He ultimately withholds no longer, citing civilization’s need to know the Kaiser’s views and plans amid the war.
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Arthur N. Davis
Fragmentary War Memory Exchange From a Veteran's Tin Box
A brief dialogue recalls a wounded father in World War France with evasive specifics. The exchange notes an abdominal injury and uncertainty about exact location, conveying a quiet wartime memory.
Uncle Sam Advises On Flu Spread And Care
Washington special reports Surgeon General Rupert Blue clarifies that Spanish influenza likely did not originate in Spain. The interview explains recognition, transmission by droplets, symptoms, course, healthy living, avoiding crowds, home care, and avoidance of dangerous folk remedies.
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Alphonso
Spain
United States
Rupert Blue
U.S. Public Health Service
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Orient
Russia
Wiz
Europe
Pfeiffer
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