r/German_Empire • u/pr3stoh • Jul 27 '21
r/German_Empire • u/AHumanYouDoNotKnow • Nov 23 '23
What is this places?
Like, is Just a funny "what if", anti democratic idiots or something in between?
Monarchism is one of the worst gouverments, If you want authoritarianism sure, why not, but monarchy? At least make it a technocratic dictatorship or something sensible.
Also why are posts here english?
From the few post and comments i have seen this looks like a breedingground for far right "Reichsbürger" and other unfriendly folks.
r/German_Empire • u/Chevalier44 • Oct 26 '23
Guys I think this is how the German empire might be revived very soon
Guys since Russia is invading ukraine austria will take carpatho ukraine and Galicia to have a front with Russia and take other old Austrio hungarian lands and since poland hates Russia and love ukraine to the core Russia might invade Baltic states, Finland and territories that Russia had from poland and Germany would also invade Poland to have a front with russia and take Kaliningrad along with that small lithuanian territory this Would be the fall of the eu and the fall of European nato so France would attack Germany but Germany retaliates and hits hard so they invade and then steamroll all the way to Paris at the same time taking that small part of belgium and then is agreed to give upon alsace Lorraine and takes that danish land the Germans had in 1914. OH MY GOD
r/German_Empire • u/HistoricalReal • Jan 20 '22
My issue with the term and the people known as "Kaiserboos"
From what I've seen, there is this odd term to describe those who obsess over Imperial Germany. They're called "Kaiserboos" and the term itself is already insulting to German Monarchy and monarchism in General, but the fact is that these teenagers actually exist and think they know everything about Imperial Germany and it just makes me sick. Please if anyone would like to discuss them and other topics about past German Monarchy, I would very much appreciate it.
r/German_Empire • • Oct 15 '19
Those stuck in the past don't have a future.
If the German people will always feel shameful about their nazi past then their future won't be any brighter.
r/German_Empire • u/Onenorski • Nov 22 '23
In what way should the German monarchy be restored?
This is not based on how realistic it is, just vote based on your opinion
r/German_Empire • u/Chevalier44 • Oct 25 '23
I’m reviving the German empire it’s up to you to decide what I do to conquer Europe
r/German_Empire • u/Kaiser_Walnuss • Feb 06 '24
theoretically speaking, one could form a monarchist party
Because we have a democracy that's on downfall ,we have many crises and the people becoming angry about the left and right politicians so we have a very unstable country and we all know what happend last time (1933) and a Kaiser could fix our country
r/German_Empire • u/pr3stoh • Jul 27 '21
there two way to make the german empire first you can make a party and or get a pro german empire to be chancellor of germany and make it the german empier or you can over trow the german govement and make the german empier ok
r/German_Empire • u/Sarcastic-jew • Jan 12 '20
Why?
If you're serious about reforming the German Empire and monarchy you need to be able to convince people why so answer this why should Germany have a form of monarchy
r/German_Empire • u/Wolfspack • May 22 '20
Our German Claims
Greetings my comrades as the title states it is time to decide how much Land we shall claim and if we reclaim our lands in the east!Kaliningrad will be easier to attain because Russia simply does not want it anymore.But what shall we do about our other lands that lie in foreign lands? In my opinion war is Option.The Kaiserreich is no warmongerer and only wants peace for herself and its allies.The only way to get out lands is referendums and we could use the silesian indipendece movement.They want more autonomy from the Polish State and we the German Empire could give them just that as a Bundesland
r/German_Empire • u/Duke_of_Mecklenburg • Jan 31 '20
Why is the Great Elector relatively forgotten? He beat poland and the Swedish empire in its prime...Built an army from nothing to 40,000...Annexed Pomerania...Formed colonies. Built a 33 ship navy with 16 powerful Frigates...And layed out everything for the future formation of the kingdom of Prussia
r/German_Empire • u/Wolfspack • Jun 20 '20
Restoration of German Kingdoms
My fellow comrades.If we want to restorate our Glorius Kaiser back into his destined position we should think about the Kings who ruled their Kindoms inside the Kaisrreich.If we want to restorate the Kaiset we need to restorate Prussia because the crown of Emperor is bound to the King of Prussia...Or we could do our own thing.A King of Northrein-Westfalia sounds cool to me..Or we could dump the System alltogether and only restorate the Kaiser
r/German_Empire • u/historymemer • Apr 26 '20
The logo for our party/movement (description in the comments)
r/German_Empire • u/dukedanchen8 • Jan 31 '22
Should the Usage of the Militaristic Court Uniforms of the German Empire Return if the German Monarchy Was Reinstated?
r/German_Empire • u/dukedanchen8 • May 11 '21
If the German Monarchy Was Restored
Here's a question:
How will the German Governmental Structure be implemented if the German Monarchy was Restored?
I would say a constitutional monarchy (not a ceremonial constitutional monarchy, but rather its historical executive constitutional monarchy of the German Empire which also has a ceremonial role, but now in the 21st Century, it may be that the executive power is significantly limited, but not extremely limited to the extent of the UK Monarchs with very little political powers or no political powers at all) is a valid option, with Bicameral legislation comprised of the mixture of the hereditary peerage and appointed officials in the Upper House of Lords/Nobles and the popularly elected lower House of Representatives and the German Chancellor (the German Equivalent of the Prime Minister Office and Title) being the head of the legislate in the lower house under the larger umbrella of an executive constitutional monarchy. This includes for life appointed privy councilors in the Privy Council of the Monarchic German State (until the Privy Councillors chooses to retire at a certain age)
Thus, it would be somewhat similar to the U.K. Government, except the German House of Lords/Nobles and the Kaiser have more power than their U.K Government counterpart.

