The Iron Ration Three Years in Warring Central Europe
The Iron Ration Three Years in Warring Central Europe
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It was conceded that the Emperor could make mistakes, that, indeed, he had made not a few of them; but this did not by any means lessen the degree of receptiveness of his subjects. Against the word of Kaiser Wilhelm all argument is futile, and will always remain futile.
It was this sentiment which caused the Ger- man people to accept with wonderful patience whatever burden the war brought. Had it ever been necessary to cast into the government's war treasury the last pfennig, the mere word from... the Kaiser would have accomplished this. What Napoleon was to his soldiers Emperor William II. Is to his people.
And then it must not be overlooked that the Emperor possesses marked ability as a press agent. He was always the first to conform to a 188 Copyright by Underwood & Underwood, N. Y.
CASTLE HOHENZOLLERN Ancestral seat of the Hohenzollern dynasty. The men and women in the foreground are good types of Germany's peasantry.
MOBILIZING THE PENNIES regulation in food. Long before the rich classes had so much as a thought of eating war-bread, Emperor William would tolerate nothing else on his table.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was conceded that the Emperor could make mistakes, that, indeed, he had made not a few of them; but this did not by any means lessen the degree of receptiveness of his subjects. Against the word of Kaiser Wilhelm all argument is futile, and will always remain futile.
It was this sentiment which caused the Ger- man people to accept with wonderful patience whatever burden the war brought. Had it ever been necessary to cast into the government's war treasury the last pfennig, the mere word from... the Kaiser would have accomplished this. What Napoleon was to his soldiers Emperor William II. Is to his people.
And then it must not be overlooked that the Emperor possesses marked ability as a press agent. He was always the first to conform to a 188 Copyright by Underwood & Underwood, N. Y.
CASTLE HOHENZOLLERN Ancestral seat of the Hohenzollern dynasty. The men and women in the foreground are good types of Germany's peasantry.
MOBILIZING THE PENNIES regulation in food. Long before the rich classes had so much as a thought of eating war-bread, Emperor William would tolerate nothing else on his table.
What to read after The Iron Ration Three Years in Warring Central Europe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Abel Schreiner to read onlineMoreLess
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