Kaiser Wilhelm II abdicated on 9 November 1918, two days before the armistice. The effect on WW1 was nil.
I don't know if World War I has ever been referred to as the "fall of eagles". I do know that there was a BBC TV miniseries aired in the United States in 1974 with that title. It dramatized the last years of the Hapsburg (Austrian), Hohenzollern (German) and Romanov (Russian) royal families. It ended with World War I and the destruction of these three empires. There was a companion book of the same name by historian C. L. Sulzberger issued in conjunction with the series.
There were many. one may have been the surprise attack at Pearl Harbor. Another may have been the fall of France, or the Blitzkrieg in Poland. It could also have been the nuking of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Long ago people thought that the world was flat, and that sailing ships would fall over the edge.
no dur becuz they fall of in mid air duyyy
Russia was not imperialized causing them to fall behind other countries such as germany and Austria hungary. this is what caused russia to fall out of the war later in WW1.
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The government was the Weimar Republic set up in 1918 after the fall of the German Empire in World War I
The Great Victory Wilson or the Kaiser The Fall of the Hohenzollerns - 1919 was released on: USA: January 1919
Ironically, it was Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany, who first linked Germany to the Huns. Speaking in 1900 to German soldiers waiting to sail to China to help lift the siege of Peking in the Boxer Rebellion, Kaiser Wilhelm told his troops to fight “like the Huns under their King Attila a thousand years ago” so that “the name of Germany shall become known in China to such affect that no Chinaman will ever again dare so much as to look askance at a German.” “Pardon will not be given, prisoners will not be taken. Whoever falls into your hands will fall to your sword.”
France surrendered to the German forces on June 25th, 1940
Dunno when, but After the fall of Hitler, the German people said no more totalitarian hose head for us
Herbst (fall, as in the season) fallen (fall, as in to fall, the action)
I would translate it with "Fall der Berliner Mauer". In Germany you speak of the Berlin Wall. The term German Wall is not used.
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No a sstroke does not affect your hair fall.
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1940