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WHO'S WHO (WWI) (Part II)

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Who were the main military leaders, political leaders, monarchs and pacifists during the WWI?

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Who were the main military leaders, political leaders, monarchs and pacifists during the WWI?

by Javier Ramón Núñez
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As a boy he received a typically authoritarian upbringing and education, filled with high expectations, little encouragement and cruel punishments.

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His contemporaries describe him as informed, intelligence and well travelled, but also moody, short-tempered and insecure.

When he came to the throne in his 30th year he responded by ousting the respected Count von Bismarck from the chancellorship.

Driven by his love-hate relationship with Britain, he wanted to expand Germany’s navy and imperial possessions to rival those of the British.

His intemperate remarks and undiplomatic behaviour instigated several intentional incidents in the years prior to 1914, such as an inflammatory speech given in French-aligned Morocco in 1905.

He was the kaiser (king) of Imperial Germany, the nominal national leader during the war, and the individual many deem most responsible for the outbreak of World War I.

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