Handbook of Imperial GermanyAuthorHouse, 2009 - 336 oldal The purpose of this book is to provide a one-volume resource for collectors and historians with an Imperial German army interest. The more we researched, the more we found there were more stories, myths and misunderstandings about Imperial Germany than there were facts. Different authors addressed different aspects: collectors, historians and educators all had their own area of expertise, but there was no readily available resource to give a general overview of Imperial Germany. Though it is convenient to call it "Germany," at the start of the First World War, there was still no united Germany, no German army, and no German officer corps. At 333 pages with 183 pictures and over 670 footnotes, this is an attempt to explain the intricacies of how the country worked -- militarily, politically and socially. |
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Figures | 9 |
Famous Picture of 1914 Germans | 13 |
1913 Newspaper with Same Picture | 14 |
JR 95 Band | 15 |
Understanding Imperial Germany | 16 |
Map of Großdeutschland | 17 |
1864 Map | 18 |
Bismarck Forging Germanias Sword | 20 |
Duke Adolph | 120 |
AlsaceLorraine | 122 |
Infantry Regiment 99 | 124 |
The Army | 125 |
Head of the Military Cabinet Kaiser War Minister and Chief of Staff | 127 |
Moltke the Younger | 129 |
the Last Three War Ministers | 131 |
1914 Corps Areas Adding Prussian XX and XXI | 136 |
North German Confederation Map | 21 |
The Population | 25 |
Junker Kurt Graf v Haugwitz and his father Georg | 26 |
Proletariat Leaders | 29 |
Unskilled Labor Miners | 32 |
A Class for Domestic Servants | 33 |
Factory Worker | 34 |
Industrial Workers | 35 |
NonGerman Speaking Areas | 37 |
Catholic Fringe not NorthSouth | 38 |
Papal States in 1870 | 40 |
The Government | 42 |
Reichstag | 46 |
Political Parties | 52 |
Seating Chart by Party | 53 |
Reichstag Composition by Party | 54 |
Postcard of the Guelph Patriots of Hanover | 55 |
Social Insurance | 58 |
Volksschule | 59 |
First Day of School Cone | 60 |
University Students | 63 |
The Colonies | 65 |
Colonial Soldiers | 67 |
The Four Kingdoms | 71 |
Wilhelm II and Wife Augusta Viktoria | 72 |
Prussian Band | 73 |
Hitlers Bavarian Regiment | 74 |
Ludwig II and Otto of Bavaria | 75 |
Regent Luitpold King Ludwig III and Queen of Bavaria | 76 |
Saxony | 77 |
Friedrich August III Wife and the Other Man | 78 |
Wilhelm II and his Wife Charlotte | 79 |
The additional southern Sonderrechte state Baden | 80 |
Baden | 81 |
Imperial Library Book Plate | 82 |
Thüringian States | 83 |
Heinrich XXVII | 84 |
Ernest I Ernest II and his Wife Adelheid | 85 |
Karl Eduard and his Wife | 86 |
George and Bernard of SaxeMeiningen with their Wives | 88 |
Wilhelm Ernst and his two Wives Karoline and Fedora | 89 |
Günther Viktor and his Wife Anna | 90 |
The Hanseatic Cities of the North German Confederation | 91 |
Bremen in 1914 | 92 |
Hamburg | 93 |
Lübeck in 1914 | 94 |
Anhalt | 95 |
Friedrich I d 1904 and Wife | 96 |
Joachim Ernst of Anhalt and Bride | 97 |
The Regents | 98 |
Ernst August and Vicki of Brunswick | 99 |
Hesse Darmstadt | 100 |
Ernst Lüdwig and his Two Wives | 101 |
Leopold and Bertha of Lippe | 102 |
Lippe | 103 |
Fredrich Franz III and IV of MecklenburgSchwerin and Wives | 104 |
Adolf V his wife and Adolf VI of MecklenburgStrelitz | 105 |
MecklenburgStrelitz | 106 |
August and Elizabeth of Oldenburg | 107 |
SchaumburgLippe | 108 |
Prince Adolph and Parents | 109 |
WaldeckPyrmont | 110 |
States That Ceased to Exist Independently Prior to the 1871 Unification | 111 |
George V and Marie of Hannover | 112 |
Maneuvering Around Langensalza | 113 |
Duke and Duchess of Cumberland | 114 |
HessenCassel in 1856 | 115 |
HesseHomburg in 1856 | 116 |
Leopold and Charles of HohenzollernSigmaringen | 117 |
Wilhelm of HohenzollernSigmaringen and Wife | 118 |
Lauenburg in 1856 | 119 |
The Letters I and J | 138 |
Organization of XV Army Corps before Mobilization | 141 |
Cavalry Division after Mobilization number of brigades could vary between divisions | 142 |
Sample Organization of III Army Corps after Mobilization | 143 |
Sample Organization III Reserve Corps after Mobilization | 144 |
Universal Military Service | 145 |
Musterung | 147 |
Musterung Jahrgang | 149 |
Fahneneid | 151 |
OneYear Volunteer from Infantry Regiment 115 | 152 |
OYVs | 153 |
FreshBaked Oneyear Volunteers | 154 |
Reservists Getting their Gear | 156 |
Landwehr Infantry Regiment 100 | 157 |
Landsturm Man | 158 |
Figure 120A Stube | 161 |
5 AM | 162 |
Service Souvenirs | 163 |
Section 11 | 164 |
1899 Title Change | 167 |
The Officer Corps | 171 |
Voranstalt Lower Cadet School | 176 |
Saxon Cadet look at the left sleeve | 177 |
Leib and Hof Page | 178 |
Reserve Officers | 183 |
Booklet Listing Restricted Locations | 184 |
Dowry | 186 |
Captain of Köpenick | 187 |
Landwehr Officer | 190 |
The War Years | 191 |
Schlieffen Plan | 193 |
1905 Plan Wheel around Paris | 194 |
I no longer acknowledge any parties | 197 |
Commanders of Armies One through Four | 198 |
Commanders of Armies Five through Eight | 199 |
Ausmarsch Photo | 202 |
Patriotic Expression | 203 |
Female Workers | 204 |
Ration Card for Meat | 205 |
Ration Cards | 206 |
Dancing the Polonaise | 207 |
Hamster Tour | 208 |
Durchhalten | 209 |
The soldier on leave asks if his family has subscribed to the war loan | 211 |
Land Lost after Versailles | 212 |
One People | 213 |
Conclusion | 214 |
Timeline of Imperial Germany | 236 |
The Development of Tactics Prior to 1914 | 299 |
Jäger Battalion with model 1865 Dreyse JägerBüchsen attacking 1866 at Königgrätz | 300 |
Fusiliers with model 1860 Dreyse fusilier rifles applying Schützenfeuer | 301 |
Role Model Infantry Attack in 1870 | 302 |
how German infantry really used to attack in 1870 picture shows attack on St Privat | 303 |
Infantry attack according to the 1889 manual with firing lines and soutiens | 305 |
Typical maneuver picture showing packed and way too dense firing line | 306 |
Prussian infantry taking cover during a maneuver around 1900 | 307 |
Firing line of Bavarian infantry note mounted officers in background | 308 |
Machinegun company in firing position | 309 |
Bivouac during autumn maneuvers | 310 |
Cavalry against cavalry 1866 | 311 |
French Cuirassiers in Morsbronn | 312 |
Death ride of the brigade Bredow at Vionville Mars la Tour 313 | 313 |
Hussars ready for assault | 314 |
Kaisermanöver 1899 with Cavalry Ballet | 315 |
Dragoons fighting dismounted with carbines 98 | 316 |
Heavy Field Gun C73 9 cm version | 319 |
Driving battery clearing firing position fahrende Batterie | 320 |
French 75 mm field gun depicted on a 1915 postcard Text reads Hold on Dont let them pass I love my 75 | 321 |
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