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Wilhelm I or William I (1797 – 1888) was King of Prussia from 1861 and German emperor from 1871 until his death in 1888.^[1]

Biography

In 1870, aided by his Foreign Minister Otto von Bismarck's schemes, Wilhelm led the German alliance into a war against Napoleon III's Second French Empire,^[2] a war which ended the French domination in continental Europe and established the German Empire as the dominant power in the region.^[3]

Appearances

Assassin's Creed: The Engine of History – The Resurrection Plot

References

↑ William I, German Emperor on Wikipedia
↑ Assassin's Creed: The Engine of History – The Resurrection Plot – Chapter 16
↑ Assassin's Creed: The Engine of History – The Resurrection Plot – Chapter 20

Assassin's Creed: The Engine of History

The Magus Conspiracy • The Resurrection Plot

Characters

Assassins	Amira Benyamina • Ethan Frye • Henri Escoffier • Jayadeep Mir • Michel Moulin • Pierrette Arnaud • Simeon Price \| Angelica • Beatrice • Dmitry Karakozov • Fabrice Sabourin • Evie Frye • Gamal Sabry • George Westhouse • Irene Egli • Jean-Baptiste Barbeau • Mary Fitzpatrick • Mustafa Hussein • Nikolai Rysakov • Safiya El-Nadi • Sami Zidane

Templars	Art Hennighan • Julius Jacob von Haynau • Karl Mayr • Konstanze von Visler • Oscar Kane \| Albert Hawkins • Armen Kazan • Centime • Lebrun • Maynard Poole • Robert L'Estocq • Victoire L'Estocq • Virgile Donat

Others	Ada Lovelace • Anne Blunt • Ariel Fine • Byron Ockham • Charles Blondin • Dante Gabriel Rossetti • Elizabeth Siddal • Fanny Eaton • Felice Orsini • Franz Joseph I of Austria • Grimes • Hugh Robinson • János Libényi • John Ruskin • Joseph Ettenreich • Jovita Ferreira • Lady Byron • Laura • Leo Wallin • Margit Libényi • Napoleon III • Nell Robinson • Oliver Fraser • Sawyer Halford • Tillie Wallin \| Arthur Rimbaud • Charles Augustus Howell • Madame Charpentier • Eugénie de Montijo • Georges Clemenceau • Gisela • Helena Blavatsky • Henry Morton Stanley • Hippolyte Fontaine • Ismail Pasha • Jules Sabourin • Lambert • Leopold II of Belgium • Mikhail Bakunin • Nathalie Lemel • Otto von Bismarck • Paul Verlaine • Spider Wallin • Tom Shallow • Queen Victoria • Wilhelm I, German Emperor

Factions

Assassins (British Brotherhood • Egyptian Brotherhood • Parisian Brotherhood • Russian Brotherhood • Zurich Brotherhood) • Templars (Austrian Rite • Parisian Rite) • Austrian Empire • British Empire (British Army) • France (Second French Empire • Third French Republic (Government of National Defense)) • Ottoman Empire • Prussia • Russia (Russian Empire)

Locations

Austria (Vienna (Graben)) • Belgium (Brussels) • Czech Republic (Prague) • Egypt (Alexandria • Cairo (Khedivial Opera House) • Suez Canal) • England (Bath • Birmingham • Crabbet Farm • Crawley • Manchester • London (Chelsea • Ealing • Holborn • Kensington • Mayfair • Waterloo station • Westminster (Horse Guards • Hyde Park)) • Surrey • Windsor (Windsor Royal Station)) • France (Le Bourget • Metz • Paris (Eiffel Tower • Gallery of Machines • Gare de l'Est • Gare du Nord • Montmartre) • Tours • Versailles) • Germany (Frankfurt • Berlin) • Italy (Lake Como • Rome) • Russia (Saint Petersburg) • South Africa • Switzerland (Alps • Zürich)

Events

Great Exhibition • Assassination attempt on Franz Joseph I of Austria • Orsini affair | Franco-Prussian War • Paris Commune (1871) • Assassination of Alexander II of Russia

Terms and concepts

Freerunning • Eavesdropping • Leap of Faith • Dog (Javert) • Horse

Weapons and Tools

Engine of History • HMS Birkenhead • Hidden Blade • Straight razor • Pieces of Eden (Eye • Ankh • Apples of Eden) • Smoke bomb • Revolver

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+'''Wilhelm I''' or '''William I''' (1797 – 1888) was King of [[Prussia]] from 1861 and [[Germany|German]] emperor from 1871 until his death in 1888.<ref>{{WP|William I, German Emperor}}</ref>
-'''Wilhelm I''' or '''William I''' (1797 – 1888) was King of [[Prussia]] from 1861 and [[Germany|German]] emperor from 1871 until his death in 1888.<ref>{{WP|William I, German Emperor}}</ref>
-Aided by his Foreign Minister [[Otto von Bismarck]]'s schemes, Wilhelm led the {{Wiki|North German Confederation|German alliance}} into a [[Franco-Prussian War|war]] against [[Napoleon III]]'s [[France|Second French Empire]], a war which ended the French domination in continental [[Europe]] and established the German Empire as the dominant power in the region.<ref name="TRP">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Engine of History – The Resurrection Plot]]'' – Chapter 16</ref>
+==Biography==
+In 1870, aided by his Foreign Minister [[Otto von Bismarck]]'s schemes, Wilhelm led the {{Wiki|North German Confederation|German alliance}} into a [[Franco-Prussian War|war]] against [[Napoleon III]]'s [[France|Second French Empire]],<ref name="TRP">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Engine of History – The Resurrection Plot]]'' – Chapter 16</ref> a war which ended the French domination in continental [[Europe]] and established the German Empire as the dominant power in the region.<ref name="CH20">''Assassin's Creed: The Engine of History – The Resurrection Plot'' – Chapter 20</ref>
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