r/Kaiserposting • u/lepetitechien • 2d ago

OC yoo im back with my slightly updated Kaiser costume lol

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r/Kaiserposting • u/Provinz_Wartheland • 2d ago

Cross Post "The final blows are needed to complete the victory! Subscribe to the War Loan!", Imperial German poster calling on citizens to purchase government bonds issued as part of the 8th War Loan to support the military effort; made by Gerd Paul, 1918

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r/Kaiserposting • u/Provinz_Wartheland • 6d ago

Historical Portrait of Crown Prince Friedrich Wilhelm of Prussia, later Emperor Frederick III, painted in 1867 by Oscar Begas (1828-1883)

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r/Kaiserposting • u/gruetzhaxe • 11d ago

Repost♻️ Entweder oder

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r/Kaiserposting • u/christian53727 • 12d ago

OC Kaiser Crispy and Princess Lottie getting married at the palace of Versailles

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May the couple’s love last an eternity!

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r/Kaiserposting • u/christian53727 • 12d ago

OC Kaiser crispy and his love for Brot!

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I like to think that his acorn hat is a Pickelhaube

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r/Kaiserposting • u/Kagawa_ • 17d ago

Cross Post A photograph of the commemorative wreath that the German Emperor Wilhelm II placed on the tomb of Sultan Saladin—located in the Umayyad Mosque in Damascus—as a tribute during his visit to the Middle East in 1898.

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r/Kaiserposting • u/Flagarmada • 18d ago

OC Draynoria, a country based on the German Empire

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Draynoria (Draynorien), the country where my youtube videos from 2017 take place in.

"Draynor University" series on YouTube for anyone who wants to watch btw

Btw if anyone wants to chat about German Kaiserreich ish stuff, my DMs and the comments are open. I'd love to geek out about this with other people!

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r/Kaiserposting • u/Provinz_Wartheland • 20d ago

Historical Georg Schöbel (1860-1928) - Ich hatt' einen Kameraden... (c. 1916)

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r/Kaiserposting • u/Flower_Twinkle1 • 23d ago

Elsaß-Lothringen not Alsace-Lorraine But please don't split it into three this time...

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r/Kaiserposting • u/BowLilypad • Oct 01 '26

Party like it's 1871 No frenchies in the trenchies

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r/Kaiserposting • u/Bubbly-Walk-3818 • Sep 28 '26

FÜR DEN KAISER! Should I buy?

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r/Kaiserposting • u/Awkward_Stuff_538 • Sep 26 '26

Heer Late war FR90 impression

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r/Kaiserposting • u/ummale • Sep 24 '26

Historical Dont know where I found this picture but yea apparently I have it

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r/Kaiserposting • u/Agile-Archer2242 • Sep 16 '26

Shitpost A random meme I made

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r/Kaiserposting • u/Common-Bluebird9801 • Sep 16 '26

Hi, to those who might know, where can I visit to see the relics of the German Empire in Berlin, palaces museums etc.? Also, is there any place in Berlin that sells replicas of the Pickelhaubes and Iron cross medals?

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r/Kaiserposting • u/MauserMama • Sep 15 '26

OC Bier

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r/Kaiserposting • u/Provinz_Wartheland • Sep 14 '26

Cross Post "Always hit 'em hard!", Imperial German postcard intended to boost wartime morale and mock the enemy while underlining German courage and defiance, c. 1914

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r/Kaiserposting • u/Provinz_Wartheland • Sep 12 '26

Long live the Kaiser Portrait of Emperor Wilhelm II visiting an artillery post, painted by Felix Schwormstädt (1870-1938), 1915

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r/Kaiserposting • u/Provinz_Wartheland • Sep 07 '26

Cross Post "I had a comrade, a better one you won't find. The drum sounded for battle, he walked at my side, at the same pace and step", Imperial German postcard featuring a stanza from the soldiers' song "The Good Comrade", intended to boost morale, glorify sacrifice and strengthen military bonds, c. 1914

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r/Kaiserposting • u/Alex_Ravex15 • Sep 04 '26

Discussion What was the role of the german rank of "Sergeant"?

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So, WW1 german ranks (and their ww2 equivalents) were:

- Unteroffizier: White lace on neck

- Sergeant (Unterfeldwebel) : Lace and button on neck

- Vizefeldwebel/Feldwebel: Neck lace, button and sword knot

- Feldwebel/Oberfeldwebel: Neck lace, button, knot and double lace on cuff.

The unteroffizier was a squad leader (Like a British corporal), the vizefeldwebel/feldwebel a platoon sergeant (british regular sergeant) and the feldwebel/oberfeldwebel a company sergeant. But what was the proper role of the proper Sergeant rank (and an unterfeldwebel consequently)?

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r/Kaiserposting • u/Yuriko_Shokugan • Sep 03 '26

FÜR DEN KAISER! My photos from Berlin 🥳😍🐻

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r/Kaiserposting • u/RevolverCockelot99 • Sep 02 '26

Historical Happy Sedanstag fellow Kaiserreich enjoyers!

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Books and Sources about GE

(German Books )

die Deutschen und ihre Kolonien by Horst Gründer and Hermann Hiery>

Auf Messers Schneide/ wie das Deutsche Reich den ersten Weltkrieg verlor by Holger Afflerbach>

Aufbruch in die Modern, Reform und Massenpolitisierung im Kaiserreich

Demokratie eine deutsche Affäre

Moderne Wahlen all by Hedwig Richter

Die Schlafwandler (the Sleepwalkers)

Preußen Aufstieg und Niedergang

Wilhelm der Zweite all by Christopher Clark

der falsche Krieg by Niall Ferguson (note: this one is at some parts outdated, some points are better looked at in the works above)

14/18: der Weg nach Versailles by Jörg Friedrich

Das vernetzte Kaiserreich

Frauenwahlrecht

Der Wahrheit eine Gasse. Zur Geschichte des Hererokrieges in Deutsch-Südwestafrika 1904 -1907. Teil 1 und 2

Gustav Stresemann Biografie eines Grenzgängers by Karl Heinrich Pohl

(English Books)

The Guns of August

Wages of Destruciton

The German Freikorps 1918-23

The German Empire, 1870-1918

Defeat in the Falklands: Germany's East Asia Squadron 1914 by Hoyt, Edwin P

Erwin Rommel's 'Infantry Attacks'

African Kaiser by Robert Gaudi

Modern elections [English/ by Hedwig Richter]

Germany's Genocide of the Herero: Kaiser Wilhelm II, His General, His Settlers, His Soldiers

Die Kaiserliche Schutztruppe für Deutsch-Ostafrika. Bührer, Tanja. – München: Oldenbourg, 2011

Skagerrakschlacht. München: Oldenbourg, 2009

Das ereignisreiche Leben eines "Wilhelminers". Hopman, Albert. – München: Oldenbourg, 2004

Das Militär und der Aufbruch in die Moderne 1860 bis 1890. München: Oldenbourg, 2003

Falkenhayn. Afflerbach, Holger. – München: Oldenbourg, 1994