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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1917

Page

2

With the Kaiser on His Private Yacht

An on board chronicle by Count von Heltzendorff reveals the Kaiser’s temper and vanity aboard the Hohenzollern during a Norwegian cruise. A defiant pilot, a secret dispatch, a dramatic sermon, a confrontation, and a captain’s suicide follow an imperial outburst.

Hohenzollerns Kaiser Crown Prince Count Ernst von Heltzendorff William Lequeux William le Queux Ernst von Heltzendorfy Europe eWho Great Britain Germany France Leueux the Kaiser Ermany Bismarck Hohenzollern Hammerfest Spitzbergen Potsdam Herr Moritz Neues Palais Moritz Imperial Railway Wildpark Vienna Francis Joseph Heltzendorff Austria-Hungry England William II Herr von Wedell von Wedell Norway Norddeich Emperor Sweden Nase von Stoecker Johannsen Carl Johannsen Ekersund Norwegian Alm Baron von Richtofen LeQueux Imperial Court Luisa Saxony Agalant Ernst von Heltzendorff Rudolph von Lantzsch Red Hussars von Lantzsch Hussar Rudolph

Machine Gun Is Best War Weapon in Defensive Tactics

A French soldier argues in Paris that machine guns and 75 mm cannons define defense in Verdun. He notes machine guns require little time to set up and deliver high fire rates, while heavy artillery is costly to deploy and less accurate, shaping long stalemates on the western front.

Chicago Daily News Paris Verdun

Paradox speech about blunt people and row 807

A quoted paradox notes blunt people seldom live up to their name and that as a rule they generally come to the point in row 807.

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