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Our history is undoubtedly a mess that's difficult to explain. Take a look at this Kaiser Wilhelm monument in Kyffhäuser, or simply Kyffhäuserland. According to the official version, it was erected between 1890 and 1896 by Bruno Schmitz and Emil Hundrieser in a monumental style (according to Wikipedia). But... show more

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