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The Last Kaiser Australian History A renaissance of poster art

The Last Kaiser Australian History A renaissance of poster artDescription by Giles MacDonogh Paperback Germany's last kaiser was born in Potsdam on January 27, 1859, the son of Prince Frederick of Prussia and Princess Vicky, Queen Victoria's eldest child. William was born with a withered arm possibly the result of cerebral palsy and many historians have sought in this a clue to his behavior in later life. He was believed mad by some, eccentric by others. Possessed of a ferocious temper, he was prone to

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A renaissance of poster art had occurred immediately prior to World War I

the memoirist and critic Samuel Hynes tells these young men's saga as the story of a generation

A toy soldier

000 painstakingly restored images

African soldiers recruited in the 1890s to fill the ranks of the German East African colonial army

The Last Kaiser Australian History A renaissance of poster artDescription by Giles MacDonogh Paperback Germany's last kaiser was born in Potsdam on January 27, 1859, the son of Prince Frederick of Prussia and Princess Vicky, Queen Victoria's eldest child. William was born with a withered arm possibly the result of cerebral palsy and many historians have sought in this a clue to his behavior in later life. He was believed mad by some, eccentric by others. Possessed of a ferocious temper, he was prone to

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