01 January 1910 Factual 1 mins
Actuality newsreel of Kaiser Wilhelm II’s visit to London during the 1910 Royal Naval & Military Tournament at Olympia. The film shows the Kaiser’s arrival and attendance at the pageant alongside British royalty, offering a contemporaneous record of imperial ceremony on the eve of the First World War.
Watch the official The Kaiser in London 1910 trailer in HD below.
Emperor Wilhelm II of Germany as Self
United Kingdom 01 January 1910
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