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Army Clique Holds Kaiser in Its Power
A long analysis argues Bulgaria allies with Germany and sinks neutral ships, warning President Wilson of looming danger. It portrays the German leadership chaos at Pless, Ludendorff and Falkenhayn as real power behind Wilhelm II, with Hindenburg sidelined and a looming submarine campaign shaping postwar economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser
Bulgaria
Radoslavof
United States
Atlantic Ocean
North Sea
Mediterranean
Wilson
Radoslavest
Germany
Charles
Austria-Hungary
Turkey
Hapsburg
Vienna
Budapest
Hohenzollerna
Austria
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Plesa
Silesia
Aeem
Washington
Prussia
Berlin
Reichstag
Kingdom of Prussia
Pless
Oppeln
John Henry of
Chamber of Commerce
New York
Daisy of
W. Cornwallis West
Duchess of Westminster
Department of Foreign Affairs
Wilhelmstrasse
von Bethmann Hollweg
Br. Zimmerman
Willam
Camarilla
Potsdam
Eulenburg
Hulenburg
Liebenburg
Brandenburg
Castle of Pleas
Posen
von Hindenburg
East Prussia
Hindenburg
Mazaria
Ludendorff
Cologne
Belzium
Liexe
Ludendorfff
Frederick the Great
von Prittwitz
Russia
Breslau
Masuria
Hanover
Russian
Poland
von Falkenhayn
Miniatera
German Empire
Éay
Saxony
Wurttembéreg
Baden
Falkenhayn
Riga
Verdun
Paris
von Moltke
Kaiserin
William
Felkenhayn
England
Italy
Roumania
von Mackeiisen
von Ludendorff
Castle Press
Giourcéa
Voy Hindenburg
Castle of
America
von Bethmann-Hellweg
Odilum
Chateau of Pless
Peking
Erie von Falkenhayn