The Kaiser as I Knew Him for Fourteen Years
Personal reminiscence recounting experiences with the Kaiser spanning fourteen years. The author reflects on character, actions, and impact while noting historical context and wartime perspectives. No direct dates beyond the fourteen-year span are provided.
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the Kaiser
Kaiser Diary Ex Dentist Breaks Silence On War Plans
Arthur N. Davis, a dentist who treated the Kaiser for 14 years, explains he withheld information due to professional ethics. He says the wartime crisis and calls from professional leaders compelled him to disclose his patient’s views and potential plans for civilization.
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Kaiser
Arthur N. Davis
Kaiserin and Kaiser Dominate Berlin Palace Life
The Kaiserin, once Princess Victoria of Schleswig-Holstein, becomes a regular patient of Dr. Davis in 1912. He recalls her stern, dictatorial manner, her pure domestic interests, and the Kaiser's volatile temper over medical decisions and royal prerogatives.
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Victoria
Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg -Augustenberg
Kaiserin
Berlin Palace
Kaiser
Davis
Victoria Louise
Hamburg
Homburg Establishment
Berlin
Crown Prince Figures In Wartime Diaries And Attitudes
A memoir fragment recounts the crown prince of Germany in 1905 as a nervous, swaggering officer who mocked pain and dentistry, then aged and cynical by 1915. It details his indifference to war, feast on humor about trenches, and clashes with the author. Other royal siblings emerge, including Adelbert and August Wilhelm, with views on Belgium, Sarajevo, and American troops.
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Nauheim
Germany
America
Homburg
Vy. d. Hohe
Kreuznach
Life
Count von Eulenburg
Crown Prince
Princess Hatzfeld
Hatzfeld
von Stumm
Belgium
Poland
Alsace-Lorraine
Berlin
Western Front
Kaiser
Prince William Eitel Frederick
Prince Oscar
Prince Adelbert
Prince August Wilhelm
Franz Ferdinand
Sarajevo
Davis
Prince Joachim
Park River
J. E B. Cole
Minneapolis
Jamestown
H. B. Curties
Army Training Corps
Valley City
E. C. Allen
State Normal School
Ft. Totten
Grand Forks
Fred Long
University of Manitoba
State University
Lisbon
Delia M. Jones
Gazette
France
Minot
William Hartness
Norma
Hoople
Robert
Charles Reynolds
Thisce
Linton
Emmons County
Bismarck
Hankinson
Horatio D. Gates
U. S
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Red Cross
Burleigh County
North
Fargo
State Board of Health
State
U P
Breele
Devils Lake
Lucile Loveband
Waterloo
Iowa
Roger LaDue
Miss Loveland
Ts Rew
John Sabshewskie
Asline Stupard
Fo Stanley
Mountrall
Washburn
E. Knudtson
Hun
Adjutanat
Harris
Washington
North Dakota WWI era notices and local incidents
North Dakota telegrams report hotel and store openings, convicts captured, influenza losses, war bond drives, and local accidents. Notable items include an incorporated farmers store with $10,000 capital, a conference for army instructors Nov 7–8, vigil on Halloween vandalism, and a fatal car crash near Park River.
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Berthold
Vargo
North Dakota
South Dakota
Bremarck
Jimny” O'Brien
Custer
Fremont
Pargo
United War West
Kensal
Mear
Fargo
State Agricultural College
Mallowe'en
Bismarck
Govesnor Frazier
New York
Arthur Colby
William A. Delaney
Auburn
Carrington
Forman
Sargent County
Burnstad
Lloyd Smith
Here
Grand Forks
State Insane Hospital
Anton Anderson