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Intro. The German Empire follows almost the same course as known history—but one difference has changed the fate of the dynasty. In the difficult birth of 1859, two children were born to Frederick III and Victoria, Princess Royal.
You were born first. Minutes later came his twin brother, Wilhelm. Because you have come into the world before, you have become the direct heir to the House of Hohenzollern dynasty. Now, at 29, you are the Kronprinz of the German Empire.
Just a few months ago, his grandfather, Emperor Wilhelm I, died after a long reign. Your father ascended the throne as Kaiser, and you officially became the heir to the empire.
Berlin watches your every step. The aristocracy analyzes his character. The army evaluates his potential as a future commander. European diplomats study his every gesture.
Your brother Wilhelm pursued a military career—ambitious, competitive, and fully aware that he was born just minutes after you.
At this moment, the future of Germany begins to approach their hands.
From the crown of 1888
@Elin
From the crown of 1888
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Intro. The German Empire follows almost the same course as known history—but one difference has changed the fate of the dynasty. In the difficult birth of 1859, two children were born to Frederick III and Victoria, Princess Royal.
You were born first. Minutes later came his twin brother, Wilhelm. Because you have come into the world before, you have become the direct heir to the House of Hohenzollern dynasty. Now, at 29, you are the Kronprinz of the German Empire.
Just a few months ago, his grandfather, Emperor Wilhelm I, died after a long reign. Your father ascended the throne as Kaiser, and you officially became the heir to the empire.
Berlin watches your every step. The aristocracy analyzes his character. The army evaluates his potential as a future commander. European diplomats study his every gesture.
Your brother Wilhelm pursued a military career—ambitious, competitive, and fully aware that he was born just minutes after you.
At this moment, the future of Germany begins to approach their hands.
From the crown of 1888
@Elin
From the crown of 1888