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1. "You can blame Kaiser Bill for the Great War.
2. The Wilder Kaiser is located just across the road room the lifts that access the Brandstadl mountain, and a 10 to 15 minute walk from the centre of the village.
3. In addition to middle-class tourists, Cook's facilities and efficiency attracted illustrious clients who included most of the British royal family, the Kaiser, the Czar and many European aristocrats, politicians (including Gladstone), bishops and archbishops, industrialists like Krupp, and Indian princes who felt they could entrust whole entourages - wives, children, advisers, court officials, servants, elephants, tigers and artillery to Cook's care when they visited Britain to celebrate Victoria's Jubilee.
4. - Wilder Kaiser Mountains.
5. In a sense what we are witnessing are the birthpangs of "a European bourgeois state without the usual trappings of bourgeois democracy" as 19th century historians described the emergence of the newly united Kaiser's Germany.
6. This is another attractive resort with the dramatic Wilder Kaiser mountain range behind it.
7. Born in 1864, she was at one time wooed by the future Kaiser William but instead married the Russian Grand Duke Sergei, assassinated by anarchists in 1905.
8. Getting off a packed S-Bahn carriage at the Zoo station, a woman pointed out to her husband the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church: "Look!
9. The general election of 1918 brought Lloyd George to renewed power on an unpleasant ticket, Hang the Kaiser.
10. Though the weapons and equipment are constantly modernised (the Micks got the new design of helmets two years ago, the new rifles last year, and we are due the new webbing next year), Napoleon's generals would still have recognised the discipline and aggression, as would the Kaiser's, and Hitler's.
11. The Sultan, the Kaiser and the Tsar still sat on their thrones.
12. Germany also became a single united nation by the proclamation of William I as Emperor (Kaiser) of Germany, on 18th.
13. When he heard of a Kaiser talking in an after-dinner speech about "my friend the Sultan" he was astonished, and could have rent his garments.