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Part II. Kaiser Wilhelm II (1859-1941) His expertise dealing with military matters was superficial, and in the late stages of the war he became irrelevant, progressively yielding his authority to the military. By 1917-18, Ludendorff was initiating the war policy of the German Empire. Wilhelm was forced to abdicate prior to the Nov. 1918 Armistice taking effect; he went into exile in Holland, to avoid Allied prosecution as a war criminal. East German Military, Kaiser Wilhelm, King Of Prussia, German Army, Military Art, History Lessons, Royalty, Germany, Classic Style

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Part II. Kaiser Wilhelm II (1859-1941) His expertise dealing with military matters was superficial, and in the late stages of the war he became irrelevant, progressively yielding his authority to the military. By 1917-18, Ludendorff was initiating the war policy of the German Empire. Wilhelm was forced to abdicate prior to the Nov. 1918 Armistice taking effect; he went into exile in Holland, to avoid Allied prosecution as a war criminal.
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