After World War I, Wilhelm II, the last German Kaiser, was forced to abdicate the throne as the German Empire collapsed. Rather than face trial or revolution at home, he was granted exile in the Netherlands, where he lived quietly while Germany moved on without its monarchy. Wilhelm spent more than 20 years in exile, watching the rise of the Weimar Republic—and later Nazi Germany—from afar. When he died in 1941, during World War II, he left explicit instructions in his will: his body was not to

Did you know that three monarchs of World War I, King George V, Kaiser Wilhelm II, and Tsar Nicholas II, were closely-related cousins? | History in Color

A ruined tower and a modern structure with blue glass stones. That’s what Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church on Breitscheidplatz square looks like today. The combination of old and new is a memorial to peace and reconciliation. But it didn’t always look like this. Take a look at this video to see what the church used to look like before it was destroyed in the Second World War! | DW Travel

Kaiser Permanente believes everyone should have the opportunity to live their best, healthiest life every day. The 2025 Rose Parade float, “More Healthy Days for More Healthy Years,” demonstrates the ways Kaiser Permanente is empowering members and communities to stay active, eat well, and achieve total health — body, mind, and spirit. Framed by a radiant sun and calming moon, the Kaiser Permanente float showcases a full day of fun and healthy activities. The float design embodies the vital role