Prussia, Imperial. A Compilation For Conduct Of Courts Of Honour In Officer Disputes By Emperor Wilhelm Ii, 1897 Newly Listed Marriage Certificate (dated October 17

Marriage Certificate (dated October 17

but resigned to any possible fate that might overtake me"

Army Commendation Medal (two bronze oak clusters on ribbon)

the name engraved in a ribbon banner and the remaining type in raised lettering

required workers to obtain written permission from their foremen when they needed to use the toilet and issued proclamations telling his workers not to concern themselves with national politics

Prussia, Imperial. A Compilation For Conduct Of Courts Of Honour In Officer Disputes By Emperor Wilhelm Ii, 1897 Newly Listed Marriage Certificate (dated October 17The regulations stated are an addendum for the rules about the courts of honour for officers in the Prussian army. The initial set of regulations is from May 2nd, 1874, while this addendum is dated to January 1, 1897, issued by Emperor Wilhelm II. It is meant to address the problem of officers quarreling among each other, often about private matters that could easily be avoided. Wilhelm states that his officers should be able to reconcile their