“In the cavalry sons of industrialists who have got rich quickly are pushing their way in and are ruining its simple customs.”

— Alfred von Waldersee

Waldersee in his diary, quoted in Walter R. Pierce, Herr und Heer: The German Social Democrats and the Officer Corps, A Reappraisal

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Prussian Field Marshal 1832–1904

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