Talk:German Empire
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Outdated stuff moved to Talk:German Empire/Archive 1. djmutex 17:14 5 Jul 2003 (UTC)
I moved the long new text written by User:172 from History of Germany over here and cleaned up the first third of it, which had some unintentional duplications. 172, I hope I have not interfered with any of your plans. Besides, I reordered the text: it started out with Italy and Japan, which I moved down, since I figured someone interested in the German Empire would first need the facts and then interesting parallels. I hope I have not deleted any information, but only reordered it. djmutex 17:14 5 Jul 2003 (UTC)
Thank you for the excellent edits. Please feel free to suggest possible additional periods on which I could work, either collaborative with you or independently. 172
I wish some one would add a side bar to the german Empire on the right of the article. All of the modern countries in this encyclopedia has one. You need one with its flag, population, head of state, founding, map, and map of the country.
Terminology: "conservative"
The use of the word "conservative" in this article confused me, especially in the intro and the first section. There are at least half a dozen different meanings to the word...could it be disambiguated? Sometimes "conservative" means "political right", sometimes "political left", depending on the country, and that can be either social or fiscal. Sometimes it just means "frugal". -- Beland 05:37, 6 Apr 2005 (UTC)
Duplicate info copied from German monarchy
- The German Monarchy lasted from 1871 to 1918. The head of the german monarchy was called a Kaiser. After World War I there were attempts to transform the German Monarchy into a constitutional monarchy thus weakning the Kaisers powers. After the German Monarchy was abolished Wilhelm II went into exile,later he hoped that the Nazi's would revive the Monarchy but they didn't. Today there is not a big demand to the return of a German Monarchy.
~ Booyabazooka 18:29, 2 May 2005 (UTC)