The Kaiser as I Knew Him for Fourteen Years
A reminiscence from 1918 recounts intimate impressions of the Kaiser across fourteen years, offering personal reflections on leadership, character, and the arc of his rule, drawn from contemporaneous observations and historical context.
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Kaiser’s Dental Patient Records Wartime Departure from Berlin
The narrator, a U.S. dentist in Berlin, details his wartime ties to the Kaiser, early hopes for safe departure under a nine month treaty, and his ultimate decision to leave with his wife and child amid food shortages and shifting fronts. He recalls meetings, Prisoner-like bureaucracy, and a pivotal 1916 1917 arc of interviews that shaped his choice to return to America.
Dentist Breaks Silence On Kaiser’s Views In War Crisis
Preface by Arthur C. N. Davis, D. D. S., recounts a 14 year patient relationship with the Kaiser and the shift from professional ethics to patriotic duty. Davis explains that wartime urgency and professional leaders’ urging justified sharing insights into the Kaiser’s ambitions and plans for civilization’s sake.
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Kaiser at Potsdam Chronicle of Leaving Germany
In May 117 I sought leave from the kommandantur to move my wife and child to Montrouxe on Lake Geneva Switzerland to join them and return home. Weeks passed as applications shuffled through officials, with delays and denials before late June bringing any word that our request had been denied.
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The Kaiser's Dual Personality Revealed By War
The Kaiser appeared both courteous and democratic in private, yet egotistical and impatient with opposition. War uncovered his true color, showing harsher, autocratic traits underlying the polished exterior. The author notes the 1914 view would have misrepresented him. CONT FED NEST WEEK.
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