Emperor Nicholas II visits Kaiser Wilhelm II - 1905 

Indeed

You're delusional. Lol

@@MossPalone seethe more

You lost nothing, Germany is fantastic today. Good riddance, both the idiots.

@@kkvsn7294 вы ничего не знаете об истории - вернитесь к своей видеоигре.

it s mean they are brothers also.they fight each others

Very different characters but very similar in being not able to reign their countries the right way!

Then there’s all the background characters

Shameful these two selfish idiots had to drag millions of others into the conflict.

I would of bashed their heads together…

JAA

Atleast until Putin invades Ukraine.

Always pleasure, Guido. Greetings! Nigel

Good afternoon my dear Natasha and thank you for your good words. I am always pleased to receive your review. I send you greetings.and a big hug! Nigel

Thank you, Lola. I have always been interested in the last Tsar of Russia..... Nigel

Thank oyu very much. I am pleased you enjoyed it. Greetings and best wishes for the weekend. Nigel

Thank you very much, Mircea. My interest in Russian history started over 50 years ago when I read a biography of Nicholas II. As they say, the rest is history!! Have a great day my friend. Nigel

Only if the US had remained part of the British Empire! Wishful thinking.

arent the tsar and the kaiser are cousin?

your comment is just dumb. there woud be so much ethnic diversity. i mean look at what happend to the austians! it woud just be chaos.

Bob Semple Yes, and George V of England.

@@avrahamstern4550 who dosent want you to cooperate?

Thank you very much, Michal. Always appreciate your support. Have a good evening, my friend. Greetings. Nigel

He didn't!

@@tankman1214 The tsar is king of the Russian Empire I mean Russia

@@tankman1214 Tsar bomb

Nein ishliba Deutschland von tsar scheisse 🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪

Tsar Nicholas II caused million of russian people to die

Muchas gracias. ¡De nada! Saludos cordiales a ustedes en Brasil.

@@NigelFowlerSutton gracias amigo.

Nao Monge, nao e!E uma marcha de Alemanha. Sob a regua de Willhelm II.

Ja kaiser Wilhelm ll gott mit uns

Thank you

Nicolas signed Bjorko, but was outvoted by his 2nd tiers... Because Russia (1905) *was already in discussions* with GB (Japan's ally), re. "a deal" concerning the Dardanelles. That is on record, and not speculative. There was obviously more "in it" for St. Petersburg to make a deal with London (chance of expanding into a long desired sphere of influence), rather than with Berlin ("only" a chance of peace between Russia, Germany, and by extension, to include France). By ratifying Bjorko, it would have been for St Petersburg to convince Paris to "sign up" as well, something they obviously thought "not worth the effort"... www.britannica.com/event/Entente-Cordiale (see Entente Cordial of 1904) ...if "a deal" with London could potentially bring them access to *a warm water port.* [See the entire *"warm water port"-narrative,* which is also established historiography, not speculation] London is on record for dangling "a sweet carrot" in front of St Petersburg's ever greedy nose, in order to torpedo a "grand alliance" on the continent. Duplicious as ever, Grey made a non-committing "promise", and St Petersburg fell for it: *Note all 1905:* "Foreign Minister Sir Edward Grey thought entente with Russia a good idea. On 20 October 1905, during the election, he said:[10] ...if Russia accepts, cordially and whole-heartedly, our intention to preserve the peaceable possession of our Asiatic possessions, *then I am quite sure that in this country no government will make it its business to thwart or obstruct Russia's policy in Europe.* On the contrary, it is urgently desirable that Russia's position and influence be re-established in the councils of Europe. and later, writing to his ambassador to Russia Sir Arthur Nicolson:[9] It is not for us to propose changes with regard to the treaty conditions of the Dardanelles. *I think some change in the direction desired by Russia would be admissible and we should be prepared to discuss the question if Russia introduces it.* In early 1907, Alexander Izvolsky, the Russian ambassador at Paris, raised the question. and talks were carried on in London with Russian Ambassador Count Alexander Benckendorff. Little is known but the "suggestion appears to have been made that Russia should have free egress from the Black Sea through the Straits, while other powers should have the right to send their vessels of war into the Straits without going into the Black Sea" together with some talk of "Russia's occupying the Bosphorus and England the Dardanelles, after which the Straits might be opened to other warships as well." In the event nothing came of the discussions at the time.[9]" [Wiki] Bjorko would not be ratified.

Николай был более отрицательная личность, чем положительная. Но как человек он был нормальным

​@@user-js8po5jl5sкак человек он был весьма эксцентричный, мягко говоря.

I don't think they were close at all. Wilhelm regarded Nicholas as weak and ineffectual and Nicholas thought Wilhelm was a lunatic.

Alter Jägermarsch

actually the german empire under the government of willhelm enough to support the advancement of science technology

Kaiser did not know about the bolsheviks will kill his cousin.

History would be so different!

Die Fotos für dieses Video stammen von diesem Album: Ostsee - Reise 1905 Die Website mit den Photographs ist: fotocollectie.huisdoorn.nl/HuDF-A036 Ich weise Sie auf die Beschreibung unter den Fotos hin. SMS Berlin ist klar angegeben ...... Das Schiff seiner Majestät "Berlin" war das dritte Mitglied der siebenschiffigen Bremer Klasse, die von der kaiserlichen Marine gebaut wurde. Während ihrer über 40-jährigen Karriere diente sie bei der Kaiserlichen Marine, der Reichsmarine und der Kriegsmarine. Sie wurde von der kaiserlichen Werft in Danzig gebaut, 1902 angelegt, im September 1903 in Betrieb genommen und im April 1905 in die Deutsche Hochseeflotte überführt.

Der herumkaisernde Kriegstreiber hatte auch noch eine "Meteor" zusätzlich zu etlichen anderen Kähnen, mit denen er herumschipperte!

+Nigel Fowler Sutton: alles klar. Aus irgendeinem Grund ging ich von einer expliziten Staatsyacht aus wie eben die _Hohenzollern,_ nicht von einem kleinen Kreuzer der regulär als Kriegsschiff eingesetzt wurde. War natürlich Unsinn in dem Fall. Zum besagten Zeitpunkt der Ostsee-Reise 1905 diente die _Berlin_ offenbar als Begleitschiff der _Hohenzollern,_ wie ich eben gesehen. Danke für die Richtigstellung.

Kein Problem. Sie sind herzlich willkommen! Vielen Dank. Nigel

+Willo S. Noack: ohne unsachliche Attribute wie 'Kriegstreiber' wäre es evtl angenehm gewesen, den Post zu lesen. Doch so klingt und riecht er einmal mehr wie der zu oft gehörte Auswurf eines tiefroten Monarchie- und Kaiserhassers. Gibt mir nichts.

That is correct. Their Grandmother was Victoria, Queen of England....

@@NigelFowlerSutton o

На мой взгляд, фильм "Матильда" - произведение фантастики....на основе мимолетного трехлетнего любовного романа между принцем и балериной.

So not true....

Yes! The language of diplomats....

Nigel Fowler Sutton yes, and was the most European royals and houses' first foreign language

The Kaiser wrote to the Tsar in.... English !

English was the shared language of almost all the European royal families of the time; you can see this as most of the extant correspondence between them is in English. The link of course is through Queen Victoria - and her numerous offspring - and for the Kaiser in particular, but the Tsar as well, English was as natural to him as German. The Tsar had to use English with his German wife as she could not speak Russian. French remained the predominant language of professional diplomats, the tsunami of English - whilst visible on the horizon - came a little later.

@@stephenblackhurst2425 Not the Tsar Nicholas II specifically but yeah, you can see that represented in this movie ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-GvfsGXi7P-I.html

尼古拉斯只是懦弱无能不是愚蠢，他虽然没有父亲亚历山大三世那样的能力，但是他也是位好沙皇，好父亲，如果时间能重回到一百年前我希望有人能把他全家救下来，。

Well history cannot be undone. But Emperor Nicholas II was no fool

Kaiser Wilhelm supported Lenin only in the fact that he wanted the War to come to an end quickly. By placing Lenin on a "sealed" train through Germany from Switzerland, he was able to aid Lenin in reaching Petrograd via Sweden and Finland. And a second Revolution was born......

Lmao willhelm itself doesn't want nicholas get killed he doesn't know bolshevik will killing tsar