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These irreconcilable differences lead Wilhelm to dismiss the legendary
Bismarck in 1890. As the grandson of Britain's Queen Victoria, Wilhelm
evidently believes that he can trust and befriend Britain (which really belongs to
the Rothschilds, not Victoria). He also believes that he can solve problems with
Russia by negotiation.
Russia now feels isolated and mistrusts Germany's ally, Austria-Hungary. This
leaves Russia very vulnerable to French and British intrigue. History will prove
that wise old Bismarck was right, and naive young Wilhelm was wrong.
"Dropping the Pilot" - British cartoon mocks the dismissal of the great
statesman and peacemaker. Bad move Kaiser Wilhelm!
1892
PENNSYLVANIA STEEL STRIKE TURNS VIOLENT /
JEWISH RED SHOOTS AND STABS CHAIRMAN OF
CARNEGIE STEEL
The Homestead Steel Strike turns deadly when members of the Amalgamated
Association of Iron and Steel Workers threaten non-striking workers of the
