Exposing Hohenzollern Inner Life by Count von Hertzendorff
The article discusses Count Ernst von Hertzendorff’s revelations to William LeQueux about Kaiser Wilhelm II and Crown Prince Wilhelm. It claims Hertzendorff became LeQueux’s intimate source on the imperial family, aiming to reveal the private dynamics of Germany’s leadership during the war era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hohenzollern
Kaiser
Crown Prince
Count Ernst von Heltzendorff
William Lequeux
LeQueux
Count von Hebteendorm
Europe
Wemen
Mystery of the German Crown Prince at Nice
In Nice the crown prince travels incognito with a retinue including Schafer and Heltzendorf, while a Frenchwoman Julie de JouVille claims ties to his confidences. A intrigue unfolds as she leaks a secret plan for a fake entente and a deadly love triangle ties to Vienna and Wiesbaden, with Schafer under scrutiny for spying and jealousy.
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Washington
Friesch
England
Germany
Carlton House Terrace
Herr Ballin
London
von Gessler
Wilhelstrasse
von Bernstein
von Gesster
Britain
Wilhelmstrasse
Heltzendorff
Great Britain
Nice
Marmor Palace
France
Count von Grunau
Schuler
Lentze
Eckardt
Ville Lows
Massent
Esa
Monsieur
Bertin
Votscan
von Heltvendorf
Gentile
Julie de Jouville
Thage
Julie de Ronville
Marseilles
Maresellles
Hughness
Count von Holtzendorf
Kilser
Mrriam
Jute de Bonville
Herr Schafer
Willem Straske
Hans Schafer
Schafer
Paris
Promenade Des Anglais
Tve
Cannes
Lle
Quid d'Orsay
Dondorit
Sven
Biron van Ceskler
Ballia
Delbeuek
Abu
Indy
Helatire
Surete of
de Ronville
Italin Cafe
Trene Speroni
Wiesbaden
Volga
Ifnekmall
Signorina
Beaullon
Tan
Sehn
Genttleman
Hans
San Remo
Cape Verde
Sanemo
Irene Speroni
Rome
San Lorenzo
America
Speront
Prin
Sturk
Vienne
Anime
Thor
Beauieu
Hind
Sun Teeto
William laQueuz
Beware of Closed Mind Paradox and Dress Fitting Tale
Fragmented reading notes present a paradox about aging and openness of mind. A quoted style piece critiques maturity closing thought, followed by a domestic anecdote about Jane shopping with her mother for divisages. Jane struggles with dress length and fashion trends among ladies, highlighting social pressures.
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Henry Cabot Ledice
Reversion of Type Notions Stir Debate in Town
A fragmentary dialogue questions why Wigg-How kicks so far, tied to a quip about a wife’s remark. A later quip quotes Daniel Webster on liberty, suggesting only those who love and defend it deserve freedom.
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Dignt Hid
Mediterranean
Dickens
Sergeant Turtuz
Bardell
Piekwiek
Tut Piekwiek
Mekwiek
Goswell Street
Tekwick
Dekwick
Wiekwick
Daniel Webster
The Book of the Law Found in the Temple Repair
A historical Bible lesson outlines the discovery of the Book of the Law during temple repairs, with high priesthood issues, Josiah’s reaction, and reforms. It emphasizes the king's reading, covenant making, and national repentance, urging personal Bible engagement and avoidance of neglect.
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Mthiah
Witkunds
Geil
Gad
Gal
Ohrougt Hulduh
Hed
Josue
Gord
Klug
Josiat Ton
Timiel
Had High Fever Marjorie A Sickly Child Story
A sickly child named Marjorie suffers fever symptoms as her mother checks her fever while at supper. The tale recalls a moment when Marjorie warns that her cup of tea is too hot, crying out in distress.
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Marjorie
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Marble Palace
Potsdam
Imperial
Cologne
Berlin
Westphalia
Willie
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Peng
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Crane Pr
Woltin
Wiestaden
Vollguld
Unter den Linden
Heltendorff
Police
Eekardt
Hermann Hardt
Villa
Litas
Jetee
Riviera
Villa Lilas
Paul Bavouzet
Department of Alpes-Maritimes
Voh Grunag
Mehness
Nica
Saxony
Gandon
Ernst von T
Muri
Jayan
Belleviine
Nose Temple
Nose Aple
Bin
Hown
Georereman
Walley
Indianapolis
Jane
Uchier Ine
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