Wilhelm II was a frequent visitor to Britain when he was young as lots of his relatives were members of the British royal family. His grandmother was Queen Victoria of Britain, his uncle was King Edward VII and his cousin was the future King George V.
Growing up he would have seen the richness of the British Empire and it was only natural to try to emulate this for his own country.
Germany did obtain an empire in Africa and the western Pacific but not as large as Wilhelm wanted. The Great Naval Race of the early 1900s was an extension of his need to do better than his relatives by trying to build more battleships than the British Royal Navy had.
Yes The kaiser was jealous because of when he was a child h visited his relatives in England and saw the British navy. He decided that one day he would build a navy greater than that of Britain
German
Kaiser means emperor in German and and what kaiser Wilhelm wanted was to make Europe a part of his empire.
king = König
because he was a German
Yes The kaiser was jealous because of when he was a child h visited his relatives in England and saw the British navy. He decided that one day he would build a navy greater than that of Britain
The British Empire was much bigger than the German one Britain won the war in the end Other personal reasons?
Kaiser Wilhelm was jealous because the British empire was much larger than the German one. Also, the British had the best navy.
He was jealous because Great Britains Empire was larger then that of Germany so he wanted the biggest empire. Also Great Britain had the best navy so Kaisar was jealous.
Gosh No ! Kaiser is the German word for Caesar: Kaiser Wilhelm was the German king in WW1.
Kaiser = emperor
Yes. Kaiser is the German version of Caesar.
jealous = eifersüchtig jealous = neidisch
Wilhelm II was a German kaiser.
Kaiser Wilhelm the Second. Kaiser (derived from Caesar) was the title of the German and Austrian emperors.
the emporer in the German empire
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