The Kaiser

No but he was redpilled about the jews

>>1313228
Wasn't everyone back then?

He was if nothing else, a terrible leader and would've never gotten the job if it was a merit-based position

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>>1313409
Yeah but he's never represented as incompetent, at least not with incompetence being the main feautre. His main traits are effeminate behaviour and being evil.

>>1313220

He was an overcompensating cripple.

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>>1313418
Cripple?

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>>1313220
5734

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>>1313220
Probably no more than most men of the elite during that era, but there was a homo circle in the upper echelon of Imperial Germany

>>1313417
>Yeah but he's never represented as incompetent, at least not with incompetence being the main feautre.

That's how a lot of people think of him now. Him being satan was a prevailing view of the time by his enemies, yes, but nowadays he's seen by many as kind of a clown.

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>>1313487
Tell me more

>In 1863, Wilhelm was taken to England to be present at the wedding of his Uncle Bertie, (later King Edward VII), and Princess Alexandra of Denmark. William attended the ceremony in a Highland costume, complete with a small toy dirk. During the ceremony the four-year-old became restless. His eighteen-year-old uncle Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh, charged with keeping an eye on him, told him to be quiet, but Wilhelm drew his dirk and threatened Alfred. When Alfred attempted to subdue him by force, Wilhelm bit him on the leg.

Kek based Willy

>>1313441
When he was born, they yanked him out with a pair of oversized pliers. It left his left arm shorter and absolutely useless.

That's why in just about every picture you can find of him, he's either resting it in a pocket, or on a sword.

>>1313530
He's like a living /int/ meme.

>>1313539
>As a young man, Wilhelm fell in love with one of his maternal first cousins, Princess Elisabeth of Hesse-Darmstadt. She, however, turned him down, and would, in time, marry into the Russian imperial family.

Is this why he killed slavs?