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The role of this monarch in World War I is emphasized in this 6 page report. An overview of the life and times of this emperor who lived between 1859 and 1941 is provided. Personality traits are analyzed in conjunction with the start of the Great War. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
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than his liberal parents as he had an almost natural love of the military (Columbia PG). He was also different from them in personality as he was impulsive and he
believed in the divine nature of royalty (PG). Wilhelm II was the "Kaiser Bill," as it was said that he was hated by the German side of his parentage and
ancestry; it has also been said that he was hated as by all "Hun-haters" and higher-minded peace-lovers due to the evil he would eventually inspire in World War I (Marty
743). Rarely was his reputation positive, although there have been stories about an innate kindness. Annan reports that he was considered the most detestable monarch in Europe and his
evil included the poor treatment of his own mother and his involvement in homosexual activities (20). Other reported acts bordering on the insane (20). In studying this monarch, one thing
is clear. Reports vary and as will be shown, his mother did not seem to have much of an affection for him anyway. Overall, his critics have focused on his
destruction as he led the world into The Great War, also known as World War I. He attended the University of Bonn and then entered the army
(Columbia PG). In 1881, he married a princess by the name of Augusta Victoria of Schleswig-Holstein (PG). He was a healthy man, for the most part. However, he had one
weakness that seemed to bother him and about what much has been made about (PG). He had a withered left arm; some have used the physical weakness to explain his
personality traits (PG). Similar to the "Napoleon Complex" William perhaps wanted to prove his strength through might. There were other versions or at least other explanations for his affinity for
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