In this interview the Kaiser’s son and fellow exile, Crown Prince Wilhelm (1882 – 1951, a.k.a. “The Butcher of Verdun“), catalogs his many discomforts as a “refugee” in Holland. At this point in his life, the former heir apparent was dictating his memoir and following closely the goings-on at Versailles.
Click here to read what Kaiser Wilhelm II thought of Adolf Hitler.
German Crown Prince Exiled after ww1House of Hapsburg in exile 1919German Crown Prince Frederich Wilhelm Hohenzollern III Article 1919interview with German Crown Prince in Holland 1919Frederich Wilhelm Hohenzollern Exile Interview from HollandHouse of Hapsburg Crown Prince Wilhelm III interviewed in HollandExiled Wilhelm III interviewedPost-WW1 German Crown Prince Wilhelm IIIGerman Royalty Exiled
German Crown Prince Exiled after ww1House of Hapsburg in exile 1919German Crown Prince Frederich Wilhelm Hohenzollern III Article 1919interview with German Crown Prince in Holland 1919Frederich Wilhelm Hohenzollern Exile Interview from HollandHouse of Hapsburg Crown Prince Wilhelm III interviewed in HollandExiled Wilhelm III interviewedPost-WW1 German Crown Prince Wilhelm IIIGerman Royalty Exiled
