The Innocence of Kaiser Wilhelm II: And the First World War
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The Innocence of Kaiser Wilhelm II: And the First World War

by Christina Croft

History Military History European History
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Christina Croft examines Kaiser Wilhelm II and the question of his innocence in relation to the First World War. Focusing on the German emperor and the conflict that shaped modern Europe, this concise historical study considers a longstanding question of responsibility and interpretation.

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The Innocence of Kaiser Wilhelm II: And the First World War examines the historical question of Kaiser Wilhelm II’s innocence.

The book focuses on Wilhelm II in the context of the First World War and the events surrounding that conflict.

Its title presents a central subject of historical interpretation: the emperor’s relationship to responsibility for the war.

Christina Croft considers this question through a focused study of a major figure and a defining event in modern European history.

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