Görlitz : revue devant Guillaume II et Nicolas II Trailer

Görlitz : revue devant Guillaume II et Nicolas II Trailer (1896)

08 September 1896 Factual 1 mins

The German infantry parades in front of Nicholas II and Wilhelm II.

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