Opinion of Kaiser Willhelm II

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Not very competent, allowing his personal feelings to dictate foreign policy, especially with regard to Britain. While I understand why he dismissed Bismarck, reversing certain Bismarck's policies was a huge mistake: his obsession with gaining new colonies and building fleet that could rival the Royal Navy.

I agree he was not the only one responsible the outbreak of WWI, he was a main destructive force in European politics and that played a huge role.

Also, from what I've read he was an unbearable ass personally.

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Wilhelm's persona is deligtfully depicted in Edward the Seventh.

But what else would you expect from Victoria's grandson?

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Mega-HP who played a major role in destroying an entire world as it was then known.

To be fair, that world was not exactly great.

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Yes. It's incolvincable to imagine the modern world as we know it without the industrial revolution, the American revolution and the French revolution.