Talk:Huis Doorn

Omnilingual
Wikipedia readers might like a link to the story Omnilingual, which has a significant reference to chopping wood in Doorn. I leave it to you to decide. 82.163.24.100 (talk) 16:03, 16 October 2008 (UTC)

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Recorded Interview?
"In fact, Wilhelm rarely spoke publicly, while in exile, although a recorded interview of 1931 does exist, spoken in English. It reveals anti-Semitic views he possessed."

The only two recordings of Wilhelm II.'s voice I have ever been able to trace date from 1904 (a short passage by Ganghofer starting "Stark sein im Schmerz" on a Lambert phonograph cylinder), and from 1914 (excerpt from his speech announcing Germany being at War, recorded in the Lindström studio sometime later during the war years for the "Lautarchiv" collection of historical speeches). Which source claims an additional 1931 interview? Inquiring minds want to know..... 95.90.237.224 (talk) 18:49, 9 September 2018 (UTC)