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and Yono show. I'm here with Thomas 777 for.7.

Can I say 4 7s?

For part 2 of the World War 1 series.

How are you doing Thomas?

I'm doing well, thank you.

Today, what I want to talk about what I want to talk about I want to talk about

misconceptions not just about the strategic landscape as it existed in the decades

prior to the great war, but specifically the transfer of power from

consular bismar, you know, to various successors, all of whom really until Hovig, were very much

subjugated to the will of the Emperor of the Kaiser, okay?

And this was not a good thing. You know, we talked about briefly the man of Kaiser Wilhelm,

he was very much a brutish person,

you know, and this was this was lampooned to full effect by, you know,

allied media and things.

But it's an oversimplification to just talk about, oh, the man, Wilhelm, you know, he sabotaged what was an imperfect but, you know, workable paradigm of conflict resolution on the continent.

Okay, that's not the case at all.

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