Weighing German Policy in World War I
The document traces German aims from Frederick the Great to World War I, arguing a long tradition of expansion and terror. It cites Kaiser Wilhelm II, the Belgians, and the Prussian military, asserting a recurring strategy of conquest, subjugation, and aggressive diplomacy to dominate Europe and beyond.
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