Kaiser Wilhelm II (🇩🇪) || WW1 edit || The Exception | #shorts #history #war #ww1 #germany

The man who is shouting is Kaiser Wilhelm II, the German empire leader during WW1. He is talking about all the sacrifices he did for his country and no how no one cared. May god bless him (1859-1941)💔🪽

[MilitaryTacticsHQ]

The man who is shouting is Kaiser Wilhelm II, the German empire leader during WW1. He is talking about all the sacrifices he did for his country and no how no one cared. May god bless him (1859-1941)💔🪽
Movie name: The Exception

[tobyww]

To those who don’t understand, after WW1 Wilhelm II was seen responsible for every bad thing happening in the new government. All he could do is watch people hate on him while he was in exile

[therevolutionaryhz]

"am i to blame, for every misfortune on this earth?"

first line hits hard already

[Adwitiya-iwln]

Germany would fall in 20 years after my death.
-Otto von Bismarck (1898)

[slookipos]

I can honestly respect a man who would still face his own consequence after losing a war rather than, you know, putting a bullet in your head out of fear for people tainting your image

[V-S]

Fun Fact: When Bismark was dismissed from the position of Chancellor of the German Empire by Kasier Wilhelm ll in 1890, he said that "The crash will come twenty years after my departure if things go on like this".

[RobertAnderson-ol]

Three cousins
One cousin left dead
One cousin left with nothing
One cousin left

[The-Red-Baron]

Kaiser Wilhelm II is one of the most misunderstood leaders in modern history. I feel so bad for him and the amount of slander that was thrown at him. May the kaiser rest in peace.





(fun fact: before 1914, right before World War one broke out, Kaiser Wilhelm was known as "the peace Kaiser")

[kila]

"For the first time, I am ashamed to be a German" - Kaiser Wilhelm II, after learning about Kristallnacht

[HALLOFEDITS]

“An emperor without a country”

That hits different😢

[ТинкаСлавова-уэ]

This is exactly how almost every veteran feels for his country

[GeneralCurtisEmersonLeMay]

, ,Halt in Belgrad!! Kein Krieg!!‘‘

— Wilhelm II. to the austrian Ambassador in Berlin (1914)

[Furkan-YILDIZ]

"Steiner's attack was an order" but Wilhelm edition

[claymoreALBA]

WW1 was too complicated to be anyone's fault, a shining example of why rampant interventionism leads to nothing but death and suffering, everyone lost.

[wayneantoniazzi]

Great performance by Christopher Plummer! He realy does look like the old Kaiser and just dominates this sequence! Superb actor!

[kuroplays]

Okay….. i couldn’t even finish watching it for the first time and i cried, it really represents so well the downfall of a man, good work

[alialtuntas]

I once saw a comment on YouTube about him. The guy was telling that his hometown was close to the Wilhelm II's exile place and his grandfather was telling a story from his childhood which goes like this: "When we were kids, in the neighboring town there was a man living, he was just chopping wood every morning then goes into the house and never to be seen for that day. Since he was a mysterious figure the kids(grandfather and his friends) were afraid of them and just peeks him sometimes. One day he asks his father who he was and the father replied: 'That man was a once powerful man, he wanted more power but he couldn't achieve to gain it. He lost everything and now, he lives here with us.' " I think it is a cool story especially if it is true.

[trashcrash]

I got goosebumps when he said “Where were they?” It almost got me to tears

[newskenger]

First rule of leadership: You are responsible.

[osmangokdemir]

my grandfather's father fight for this man as a ottoman turk in east front Galicia againts russia nd he losted his left eye brought back to home some broken ribs than fighted for independance of his country !!!What a generation