" This man dismissed an important minister in an action satirized in John Tenniel's "Dropping the Pilot."
This monarch told troops departing for China to make a name for themselves just as Huns under Attila had done a thousand years earlier. This monarch admitted that "the prevailing sentiment among [my people] is not friendly to England" in an interview in which he stated "You English are mad, mad, mad as March hares." This man dismissed an important minister in an action satirized in John Tenniel's "Dropping the Pilot." This monarch sent an inflammatory (*)  telegram congratulating Paul Kruger on defeating the Jameson Raid, and further worsened relations with Britain during the two Moroccan Crises. This Hohenzollern king fled to the Netherlands after abdicating in 1918. For 10 points, name this last German Kaiser.
This monarch told troops departing for China to make a name for themselves just as Huns under Attila had done a thousand years earlier.
Wilhelm II  [or  William II ; prompt on  Wilhelm  or  William ] 