Who was the German emperor in WW1?

Answer 1

Kaiser Wilhelm II (William II, 'Kaiser Bill'). Kaiser Wilhelm the II. He was related to Tsar Nicholas, the ruler of Russia at the time and also to the king of Britain, King George V, through their grandmother, Queen Victoria. Kaiser Wilhelm
Frederick William Victor Albert of Hohenzollern

Answer 2

Until just before World War I ended, Germany was ruled by an Emperor, or "Kaiser" in German. The last Kaiser was Wilhelm II (or William II, in English).

However, the German Empire had four kingdoms inside it- Wuerttemberg, Saxony, Prussia and Bavaria (except for Prussia, which was broken apart, all of them are still states within modern Germany)- the Kaiser was considered to be higher rank than the Kings, and was allowed to rule them. One way or another, all of these kingdoms ended when World War I ended. The kings during the war were:

• Bavaria - Ludwig III
• Prussia - Wilhelm II (the Kaiser was also King of Prussia)
• Saxony - Friedrich August III
• Wuerttemberg - Wilhelm II (a different one- not the Kaiser/King of Prussia)

Answer 3

There was none as the Holy Roman Emperor title was last given to Francis II in 1806. You are probably referring to the Kaiser and starting in 188 up until 1918, that title was given to Wilhelm II.

Answer 4

Kaiser Wilhelm II who ruled Germany from June 15th 1888 to November 9th 1918.

Answer 5

The German Emperor during WWI was Kaiser Wilhelm II. Kaiser is the German term for an Emperor. He was the second Emperor of the United German Empire.

Answer 6

The Hapsburg Empire

Answer 7

Wilhelm