For English speakers. Wilhelm's II marginal notes to the ambassador's to Britain reports (1912)
On the warning that Britain would never tolerate France being crushed he wrote: ‘she will have to.’
The Emperor regarded the coming war as ‘the last battle between Teutons and Slavs’, one which would ‘find the Anglo-Saxons on the side of the Slavs and the Gauls’(Fritz Fischer. Germany's Aims in the First World War).
I don't think something like that could be found in marginal notes of British or Russian Emperors in those days. It's typical
The Emperor regarded the coming war as ‘the last battle between Teutons and Slavs’, one which would ‘find the Anglo-Saxons on the side of the Slavs and the Gauls’(Fritz Fischer. Germany's Aims in the First World War).
I don't think something like that could be found in marginal notes of British or Russian Emperors in those days. It's typical