Friedrich Wilhelm Viktor Albert von Hohenzollern (Friedrich Wilhelm Viktor Albert von Hohenzollern) January 27, 1859 - June 3, 1941, historically known as Wilhelm II ( German: Wilhelm II von Deutschland), the last German emperor and king of Prussia and the head of the Hohenzollern family, Wilhelm died in Doren, the Netherlands in 1941, and was buried in Doren Manor
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After the Nazis came to power in 1933, Hitler sent Goering and Wilhelm An agreement was reached in which the Nazis would pay William and his son an annual stipend, on the condition that William would not criticize the Third Reich and the Nazis.
William has a large collection of uniforms and clothing, changing clothes frequently, up to four times a day.
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William II was shocked when he learned of an anti-Semitic "Crystal Night" in Germany. I once said, "I am ashamed of being a German after knowing such a horrible thing happened in Germany."
Today, there is still a small group of Germans who support the monarchy at the Doron House every year on William's death day, To show their loyalty to the last German Emperor.
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In May 1940, when Hitler invaded the Netherlands, William rejected Winston Churchill's kind offer to seek political asylum in England, preferring to die in the Netherlands. The inspiration for the film comes from this
film, and the Doron Manor is well restored. Various details of the old emperor are also restored very well. Cut down trees every day, have handicapped hands, etc. It all shows that the screenwriter is a William II fan, or he has studied the life of William II to the level of molecular atoms.
It's just that what happened in this movie never really happened.
Restoring the real history to the level of detail and then making up a completely fictional story is my favorite type of film.
But I firmly believe that such a wonderful story must have happened in the NNNNNN parallel universe.
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I give this movie full marks. Those who say they are boring or give a low score are probably children. Whether it is the soundtrack, framing, shooting, actor performance, and the advancement of the story by the light and dark lines, this film is impeccable.
PS, the size of the male protagonist is a little smaller than I thought. I really don't know why the male protagonist has to be exposed. The director is really bad.
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