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Emperor Wilhelm's Arrival in Copenhagen 1905 (1905)
The Kaiser was an unpopular guest in Denmark. Both for personal and political reasons, the Danish court did not want to have too close ties to the German Kaiser. But the Kaiser had a habit of inviting himself.
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The Kaiser was an unpopular guest in Denmark. Both for personal and political reasons, the Danish court did not want to have too close ties to the German Kaiser. But the Kaiser had a habit of inviting himself.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:5/22/1905
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Runtime:2 minutes
Studio:Peter Elfelt
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