Wilhelmine era

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The Wilhelmine era was the period of German history under Emperor Wilhelm II (1888–1918), marked by rapid industrialization, imperial expansion, and a distinctive bourgeois urban culture and architecture.

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Wilhelmine era canonical 5
Wilhelminian era 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical period
period of German history
architecturalStyle Gründerzeit
surface form: Gründerzeit style (late phase)

Wilhelminian style
surface form: Wilhelmine architecture

historicist architecture
characterizedBy Kulturpolitik
authoritarian political system
bourgeois urban culture
distinctive architecture
growth of the Social Democratic Party of Germany
imperial expansion
militarism
nationalism
naval arms race with the United Kingdom
rapid industrialization
social tensions
country German Empire
culturalAspect development of modern entertainment and leisure
growth of mass culture
literary naturalism and early modernism in Germany
economicTrend development of modern infrastructure
expansion of heavy industry
growth of cartels and large corporations
urbanization
endCause German Revolution of 1918–1919
German defeat in World War I
abdication of Wilhelm II
endTime 1918
followedBy Weimar Republic
follows Bismarck era
German Empire
surface form: German Empire under Wilhelm I and Friedrich III
foreignPolicy Weltpolitik
colonial expansion in Africa and the Pacific
involvement in the Moroccan Crises
participation in the Triple Alliance
support for the Ottoman Empire
hasPart German participation in World War I
pre–World War I period in Germany
headOfState Wilhelm II, German Emperor
namedAfter Wilhelm II, German Emperor
politicalStructure constitutional monarchy
federal empire
significantEvent Bosnian Crisis
First Moroccan Crisis
July Crisis of 1914
Second Moroccan Crisis
outbreak of World War I
socialChange expansion of the working class
rise of the middle class
women’s increased participation in public life
startTime 1888

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Bayerisches Viertel developedInPeriod Wilhelmine era
Wilhelminian style developedIn Wilhelmine era
Der Untertan literaryPeriod Wilhelmine era
German Jugendstil period Wilhelmine era
Bahnhofsviertel developedInPeriod Wilhelmine era
this entity surface form: Wilhelminian era