Startling expose on Kaiser and Prince told by Le Queux
Editorial note introduces William Le Queux narrating Count Ernst von Heltzendorff's revelations of the inner life of the German imperial court. It cites Le Queux as a trusted source with deep knowledge of continental secret service and notes the count’s exile in France since 1914. The piece claims permission from the crown prince's adjutant to publish these private insights for democracies worldwide.
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Kaiser
Prince
Ernst von Heltzendorff
William Lequeux
William I
Queux
Ernst von Heltsendorf
Europe
Cte
Great Britain
Anya
Germany
Halberg
Vretherr von Stumm
Berlin
Nimal
von Stumm
Heltzendorff
Algo
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Empire
Baorbrack
Potsdam
Palace
von Klupfel
Herman
Zeppelin
von Heltzendorff
LeQueur
Poiadam
Lutes
Saxony
Kalzer
Hamburg
Hague
Adlon
Nice
Kaliserin
Fie
Hollart
Hotel Des Indes
Zeller
Prague
Paris
Italian Riviera
Herr Zeller
Cologne
Rosales
William
Hagué
Wilhelmstrasse
Royal Brasserie
Madame’ Rosales
Berlin Schloss
Bureau of Police
Balz
The Kaiser's Secret Trip to the Hague
An account recounts the Kaiser's private dispatches via couriers filled with comic postcards and his incognito journey to The Hague. A Spanish dancer, Madame Rosales, is linked to anarchist plots. a secret message triggers police scrutiny and a dangerous near-miss.
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Kaiser
the Hague
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Haarlem
Holland
Zoller
Berin
Herr Adion
von Heltxendorff
Dea Indes
Klupfel
Madame Rosales
Malggd
Spain
Monsieur
Madame
Tye
Thuringia
Laibbrand
Thuringla
Perl
Leibbrand
Anarchist Society of
Geneva
Alfonso
Italy
Rome
Lellebrand
Lethbrand
Oranovaki
Gil
Werron
Herbestat
Prussia
Wiliam LeQueux
Vieneux Nation
Par Moret-sur-Loing
Seine-et-Marne
Esi