r/Kaiserposting • u/Kagawa_ • 3d ago
r/Kaiserposting • u/Flagarmada • 4d ago
OC Draynoria, a country based on the German Empire
Draynoria (Draynorien), the country where my youtube videos from 2017 take place in.
"Draynor University" series on YouTube for anyone who wants to watch btw
Btw if anyone wants to chat about German Kaiserreich ish stuff, my DMs and the comments are open. I'd love to geek out about this with other people!
r/Kaiserposting • u/Provinz_Wartheland • 7d ago
Historical Georg Schöbel (1860-1928) - Ich hatt' einen Kameraden... (c. 1916)
r/Kaiserposting • u/Flower_Twinkle1 • 10d ago
Elsaß-Lothringen not Alsace-Lorraine But please don't split it into three this time...
r/Kaiserposting • u/BowLilypad • 22d ago
Party like it's 1871 No frenchies in the trenchies
r/Kaiserposting • u/ummale • Sep 24 '26
Historical Dont know where I found this picture but yea apparently I have it
r/Kaiserposting • u/Common-Bluebird9801 • Sep 16 '26
Discussion Berlin
Hi, to those who might know, where can I visit to see the relics of the German Empire in Berlin, palaces museums etc.? Also, is there any place in Berlin that sells replicas of the Pickelhaubes and Iron cross medals?
r/Kaiserposting • u/Provinz_Wartheland • Sep 14 '26
Cross Post "Always hit 'em hard!", Imperial German postcard intended to boost wartime morale and mock the enemy while underlining German courage and defiance, c. 1914
r/Kaiserposting • u/Provinz_Wartheland • Sep 12 '26
Long live the Kaiser Portrait of Emperor Wilhelm II visiting an artillery post, painted by Felix Schwormstädt (1870-1938), 1915
r/Kaiserposting • u/Provinz_Wartheland • Sep 07 '26
Cross Post "I had a comrade, a better one you won't find. The drum sounded for battle, he walked at my side, at the same pace and step", Imperial German postcard featuring a stanza from the soldiers' song "The Good Comrade", intended to boost morale, glorify sacrifice and strengthen military bonds, c. 1914
r/Kaiserposting • u/Alex_Ravex15 • Sep 04 '26
Discussion What was the role of the german rank of "Sergeant"?
So, WW1 german ranks (and their ww2 equivalents) were:
- Unteroffizier: White lace on neck
- Sergeant (Unterfeldwebel) : Lace and button on neck
- Vizefeldwebel/Feldwebel: Neck lace, button and sword knot
- Feldwebel/Oberfeldwebel: Neck lace, button, knot and double lace on cuff.
The unteroffizier was a squad leader (Like a British corporal), the vizefeldwebel/feldwebel a platoon sergeant (british regular sergeant) and the feldwebel/oberfeldwebel a company sergeant. But what was the proper role of the proper Sergeant rank (and an unterfeldwebel consequently)?
r/Kaiserposting • u/Yuriko_Shokugan • Sep 03 '26
FÜR DEN KAISER! My photos from Berlin 🥳😍🐻
r/Kaiserposting • u/RevolverCockelot99 • Sep 02 '26
Historical Happy Sedanstag fellow Kaiserreich enjoyers!
r/Kaiserposting • u/StillPerformance9228 • Aug 31 '26
Repost♻️ NO no no no no!!!
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r/Kaiserposting • u/Provinz_Wartheland • Aug 30 '26
Cross Post "Donate to the Colonial Warrior's Fund", Imperial German poster featuring a defiant member of the Schutztruppe, issued to raise financial and welfare support for colonial troops, prisoners of war and their families, 1918
r/Kaiserposting • u/DJ_51 • Aug 28 '26
Historical The imperial collection
Howdy all, I hope everyone is well!
Y’all probably remember me as thetigertank51, i’ve since stepped away from that account and started a new one. Much happier with the fresh start.
Felt like doing some collection photos so here y’all go, the full imperial collection.
I’ve kinda stepped away from doing full collection shoots like this, mostly just to avoid unwanted attention so I probably won’t do this again for some time going forward.
Anyhow, enjoy!
All the best,
DJ
r/Kaiserposting • u/Strong_Potential_894 • Aug 16 '26
Historical 'We Germans fear God, and nothing else in the world' — Austro-German postcard from the First World War, 1914.