Emperor William II during a maneuver in Silesia, 1913
Enlarged photo of Emperor William II (with arms crossed in infantry uniform) in the last Kaiser maneuvre with King Constantine I of Greece, his officers and international observers in Silesia in 1913. From left to right: King Augustus of Saxony (left behind the emperor, in an Uhlan uniform), Emperor William II, Field Marshal General Count Gottlieb von Haeseler, King Constantine I of Greece (in a profile view in Prussian uniform with dark armband) and chief of general staff Helmuth Johannes von Moltke (looking at the camera). At the back to the left there is a scissor-bin glass as well as a card table. In the foreground two officers are studying a map. Behind them Austrian maneuver observers in conversation
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