kaiserreich造句

• On a round tour, visitors are informed of Germany's first president, and also receive insights into the history of the German labour movement and the general political history from the " Kaiserreich " up to the early years of the Weimar Republic.
• To this antisemitic mood one has to add the general right-wing political ethos of German university life of the day, which carried over many traditions from the Kaiserreich, including that of the dueling fraternities, which all outlawed Jewish membership as early as 1921.
• The term German Empire ( " Deutsches Kaiserreich " ) commonly refers to Germany, from its foundation as a unified nation-state on January 18, 1871, until the abdication of its last Kaiser, Wilhelm II, on November 9, 1918.
• With an average annual delivery of about 40000 BRT it became the greatest civilian shipbuilding company in the " Deutsches Kaiserreich " ( German Empire ), followed by " Flensburger Schiffbaubetriebe " in Flensburg, " Tecklenborg " in Bremerhaven and Vulcan Stettin in Stettin.
• It was Hitler's belief that the naval and foreign policy of the " Kaiserreich " had been a mistake; that the quest for overseas colonies had been wrong, as had the naval programme that followed from this, because it caused a clash with Great Britain.
• I cannot for a moment believe that the Social Democrats, at any stage in their political career, were calling for a restoration of the Kaiserreich, which, as I have said, would imply the " deepest " forms of revanchism . talk ) 01 : 02, 17 March 2008 ( UTC)
• :: : : : : It's hard to see, but it looks to me like the yellow map is missing Alsace-Lorraine, so it is not exactly the old " Kaiserreich ", but a chimera composed of bits of the borders of the late Second Reich and bits of the borders of the Weimar Republic.
• Reporter Henning Seitz of " Die Zeit " wrote that the discovery " proves a continuity between the " Kaiserreich " and the Third Reich because " American Heritage " history magazine wrote a summary of the probable outcome of a notional Imperial German invasion of the US : they felt that the US under Roosevelt would not have accepted defeat or negotiated from a position of weakness.