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1 The German Empire Flag of the German Empire Coat of arms

2 Unification of the German Empire
The ‘Iron chancellor’’ Otto von Bismarck

3 Religion and Economy 20 Golds Mark 5 (golds) mark Kulturkampf

4 Imperial German military
Field uniforms of the second and third German Empire

5 Military Technology

6 World War 1 Emperor Wilhelm II German U-Boats

7 End of the second German Empire
The emperor in the Netherlands in 1931

8 A video showing the life of the German people in Berlin in 1900

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