This figure is depicted watching another man step off a ship in the John Tenniel cartoon "Dropping the Pilot," while another cartoon shows him as a jilted lover watching England and France pair up in the Entente Cordiale.
One cartoon labeled "The New Rake's Progress" depicts this man as Icarus about to fly off a cliff. Another cartoon depicts him as a man eagerly watching a turkey copy his walk and mode of dress. This figure is shown angrily looking at an older woman in a cartoon showing five figures stabbing a pie symbolizing China. In a controversial Daily Telegraph interview, he proclaimed "You English are mad, mad, mad as March hares." This figure is depicted watching another man step off a ship in the John Tenniel cartoon "Dropping the Pilot," while another cartoon shows him as a jilted lover watching England and France pair up in the Entente Cordiale. This man sent a telegram congratulating Paul Kruger on repelling the Jameson Raid. For 10 points, name this German monarch who was frequently parodied in wartime cartoons in Punch and who dismissed Otto von Bismarck in 1890.
One cartoon labeled "The New Rake's Progress" depicts this man as Icarus about to fly off a cliff.
Kaiser Wilhelm II [or Frederick William Victor Albert of Prussia]