Birthday telegram to the ex-Kaiser Wilhelm (27 January 1919), Deutsche Tageszeitung (28 January 1919), quoted in Walter H. Kaufmann, Monarchism in the Weimar Republic (1953), p. 56
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We ask you to be convinced that millions of Germans with us, even under the new conditions... will adhere to the monarchic idea and will stand against any undignified estrangement (Abkehr) from the august ideals of the German Emperordom and Prussian Kingdom.

— Birth on Gustav Stresemann

What It Means

This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets "We ask you to be convinced that millions of Germans with us, even under the new conditions... will adhere to the monarchic idea and will stand against any undignified estrangement (Abkehr) from the august ideals of the German Emperordom and Prussian Kingdom." in the context of "Birthday telegram to the ex-Kaiser Wilhelm (27 January 1919), Deutsche Tageszeitung (28 January 1919), quoted in Walter H. Kaufmann, Monarchism in the Weimar Republic (1953), p. 56" to mean that wisdom is timeless.

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Birth

About Birth

Birth, also known as parturition, is the act or process of bearing or bringing forth offspring.