Prussian Militarism Portrayed Through Historic German Figures
A wartime essay frames Prussia as the root of German aggression recounting Prussian leaders and soldiers from Frederick the Great to Wilhelm II. It contrasts German and English heroes, rails at Prussian obedience to authority, and ends by naming Hitler as Otto I in a misattributed reflection on strategic arrogance.
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England
Prussia
Germany
Reich
Frite
Hans
Fyang
Reimer
Wagner
Prof
Hasse
von Gottberg
von Hartmann
Hitler
Alwaye
Liebknecht
Smith
Berlin
Drake
Spain
Burke
Holland
Malborough
France
Cromwell
Frederick the Great
Pruss
Frederick
Silesia
Poland
Blutcher
Von
Sweden
Nape
Hitcher
Wellington
Bismark
Leopold
Denmark
Schleswig-Holstein
Austria
Napoleon II
Bisnark
Alsace-Lorraine
Wilhelm
Charlemange
Otto 1
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Classified sale items list rooms with central primation at 5500 price, land plots 50 by 130 near Albion Station with £90 deposit £20 terms, and Morris Street land fenced on three sides near Hampanhe Road priced at £95.
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