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Beskrivning
It offers a much-needed reassessment of Wilhelm I and makes an important contribution to debates on the role of the Kaiser in German politics, the political system, and culture of the early German nation state, and how the Hohenzollern monarchy adapted to the demands of generating popular support for its new German imperial role.
Frederik Frank Sterkenburgh is Assistant Professor of Political History at Utrecht University, the Netherlands.
Innehållsförteckning
Chapter 1: Introduction.- Chapter 2: I just returned from the battlefield in order to chase the spoils of victory: Wilhelm as Military Monarch.- Chapter 3: The Emperor was not content with simply receiving presentations and proposals: Wilhelm and Political Decision-making.- Chapter 4: It is a monument to honour and not just decoration of the building: Wilhelm’s Politics of History.- Chapter 5: As long as the princes of Germany are sovereign, there can only be a federal state: Wilhelm as German Emperor.- Chapter 6: The remarkable old man must have outsized human strengths to endure these physical efforts and emotions: Wilhelm in Berlin.- Chapter 7: As if the heartbeat of time came to a halt: Wilhelm in German Cultural Memory.- Chapter 8: Conclusion.