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Kaiser$41999$ - translation to dutch

SHIPBUILDING YARDS ON THE WEST COAST OF THE UNITED STATES
Kaiser Shipbuilding Company; Kaiser Shipbuilding Co.; Kaiser Shipbuilding Corporation; Kaiser Shipbuilding Corp.; Kaiser Cargo; Kaiser Shipyard; Kaiser shipyard; Kaiser Shipbuilding; Kaiser Cargo Inc.; Kaiser Cargo, Inc.; Kaiser Company
  • Port of Richmond]]
  • welder]] helping construct the [[SS George Washington Carver]] at the Kaiser Shipyards in [[Richmond, California]], April 1943.

Kaiser      
n. keizer (in Duitsland)
Wilhelm II         
  • Punch]]'' on 29 March 1890, two weeks after Bismarck's dismissal
  • [[Otto von Bismarck]], the Chancellor who dominated German policy making until Wilhelm II assumed the throne in 1888
  • Princess Henriette]]
  • The funeral of Wilhelm II
  • Wilhelm with [[Nicholas II of Russia]] in 1905, wearing the military uniforms of each other's army
  • Wilhelm talking with [[Ethiopians]] at the [[Tierpark Hagenbeck]] in [[Hamburg]] in 1909
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  • Wilhelm in 1867, aged 8
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  • Liège]], General [[Otto von Emmich]]; in the background the generals [[Hans von Plessen]] (middle) and [[Moriz von Lyncker]] (right)
  • German State Prussia, Wedding Medal 1881 Prince Wilhelm and Auguste Victoria, obverse
  • The reverse shows the couple in Medieval costumes in front of 3 squires carrying the shields of Prussia, Germany, and Schleswig-Holstein.
  •  A 1904 British cartoon commenting on the [[Entente cordiale]]: [[John Bull]] walking off with [[Marianne]], turning his back on Wilhelm II, whose sabre is shown extending from his coat
  • Ludendorff]] in January 1917
  • Prince]] Wilhelm as a student at the age of 18 in Kassel. As usual, he is hiding his damaged left hand behind his back.
  • A composite image of Wilhelm with German generals
  • Wilhelm with the Grand Duke of Baden, Prince Oskar of Prussia, the Grand Duke of Hesse, the Grand Duke of Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Prince Louis of Bavaria, Prince Max of Baden and his son, Crown Prince Wilhelm, at pre-war military manoeuvres in autumn 1909
  • Portrait by [[Max Koner]] (1890). Wilhelm wears the collar and mantle of the Prussian Order of the Black Eagle and, at his throat, the Protector's diamond-studded cross of the Order of Saint John (Bailiwick of Brandenburg).
  • Wilhelm's tomb at Huis Doorn
  • Portrait by [[Philip de László]], 1908
  • Balmoral]] in 1863
  • main perpetrators]] of the [[Armenian genocide]].
  • Albert I of the Belgians]]. Seated, from left to right: kings [[Alfonso XIII of Spain]], [[George V of the United Kingdom]] and [[Frederick VIII of Denmark]].
  • Silver 5-mark coin of Wilhelm II
  • Wilhelm and his first wife, Augusta Viktoria
  • Wilhelm in 1905
  • Prince Wilhelm posing for a photo taken around 1887. His right hand is holding his left hand, which was affected by [[Erb's palsy]].
GERMAN EMPEROR AND KING OF PRUSSIA (1859-1941)
Wilhelm II; Kaiser Wilhelm II; William II of Germany; Willhelm II of Germany; Kaiser William II; Kaiser Wilhem II; Kaiser Bill; William II (of Germany and Prussia); Emperor Wilhelm II; Emperor of Germany and king of Prussia William II; Wilhem II; Whilhem II; Whilhelm II; Wilhelm II of Prussia; William II German Emperor; Kaiser wilhelm ii; William II of Prussia; Wilhelm ii; Wilhelm II, German Kaiser; Frederick William Albert Victor; Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm Albert Viktor von Preußen; Prince Frederick William Albert Victor of Prussia; William II of Hohenzollern; Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm Albert Viktor von Preussen; William II, German Emperor; Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany; Wilhelm II of Germany; Wilhelm the second; Wilhelm the Second; Wilhelm 2; Wilhelm II.; Emperor William II; German Emperor William II; German Emperor Wilhelm II; Wilhelm II, Kaiser; Wilhelm II, Emperor of Germany; Wilhelm II, King of Prussia; The exile of doorn; William II (German Empire); User:WatkynBassett/Hun speech; William II, King of Prussia; William II (Deutsches Reich); Wilhelm II (German Empire); Emperor Wilhelm II of Germany
Wilhelm de Tweede (eerste koning van Pruisen, laatste keizer van Duitsland)
Second Reich         
  • Berlin in the late 19th century
  • Wilhelm I in 1884
  • Chancellor Bismarck
  • German troops being mobilized, 1914
  • Frederick III]], emperor for only 99 days (9 March{{spaced ndash}}15 June 1888)
  • Cheering revolutionaries after barricade fighting on March 18, 1848 in Berlin (chalk lithograph by an unknown artist)
  • The [[Krupp]] works in [[Essen]], 1890
  • German territories lost in both World Wars are shown in black, while present-day Germany is marked dark grey on this 1914 map.
  • The [[German colonial empire]] and its protectorates in 1914
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  • Mioko]], [[German New Guinea]], in 1884
  • Wilhelm II]] in 1902
  • A postage stamp from the [[Caroline Islands]]
  • German Army positions, 1914
  • Tensions between Germany and the Catholic Church hierarchy as depicted in a chess game between Bismarck and [[Pope Pius IX]]. ''Between Berlin and Rome'', [[Kladderadatsch]], 1875.
  • Bismarck]] at the [[Berlin Conference]], 1884
  • Eastern Front]] at the time of the cease-fire and the [[Treaty of Brest-Litovsk]]
  • Crime; convicts in relation to the population, 1882–1886
  • Flag of the German colonial empire
  • Reichstag]]'' in the 1890s{{\}}early 1900s
  • Poles]] ''(Polenausweisungen)'', 1909 painting by [[Wojciech Kossak]]
  • Kreis]]
  • Entente]]'s side (at one point or another) are depicted in green, the [[Central Powers]] in orange, and neutral countries in grey.
  • Coats of arms and flags of the constituent states in 1900
  • [[Bundeswehr]]}}'', the modern German armed forces.
  • Frederick I of Baden]], proposing a toast to the new emperor. At centre (in white): Otto von Bismarck, first Chancellor of Germany, [[Helmuth von Moltke the Elder]], Prussian Chief of Staff.
  • Evangelical Church of the Redeemer]] in Jerusalem ([[Reformation Day]], 31 October 1898)
EMPIRE FROM 1871 TO 1918
Second Reich; Imperial Germany; German empire; The German empire; II Reich; German Empress; Wilhelminian Germany; German Second Reich; German Emprire; Deutsches Kaiserreich; 2nd Reich; Second German Reich; Empire of Germany; Zweites Reich; Second German Empire; United Germany; Kaiser Germany; The German Empire; Empress of Germany; Second reich; German imperial history; German Imperial History; German Kaiserreich; Gerichtsverfassungsgesetz; Strafprozessordnung; German Empire (1871-1918)
het Tweede Rijk (naam van keizerrijk en daarna Duitse republiek in de jaren 1871-1933)

Definition

Kaiser
·noun The ancient title of emperors of Germany assumed by King William of Prussia when crowned sovereign of the new German empire in 1871.

Wikipedia

Kaiser Shipyards

The Kaiser Shipyards were seven major shipbuilding yards located on the United States west coast during World War II. Kaiser ranked 20th among U.S. corporations in the value of wartime production contracts. The shipyards were owned by the Kaiser Shipbuilding Company, a creation of American industrialist Henry J. Kaiser (1882–1967), who established the shipbuilding company around 1939 in order to help meet the construction goals set by the United States Maritime Commission for merchant shipping.

Four of the Kaiser Shipyards were located in Richmond, California, and were called the Richmond Shipyards. Three other shipyards were located in the Pacific Northwest along the Columbia and Willamette rivers: the Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation and the Swan Island Shipyard in Portland, Oregon, and the Vancouver Shipyard in Vancouver, Washington.

Henry Kaiser was known for developing new methods of shipbuilding, which allowed his yards to outproduce other similar facilities and build 1,490 ships, 27 percent of the total Maritime Commission construction. Kaiser's ships were completed in two-thirds the time and a quarter the cost of the average of all other shipyards. Liberty ships were typically assembled in a little over two weeks, and one in less than five days.

Kaiser Shipyards shut down at the end of the war. The Rosie the Riveter/World War II Home Front National Historical Park was dedicated October 25, 2000 on the site of one of the shipyards in Richmond.