Wilhelm II in exile at his estate in Doorn, the Netherlands, in 1926

The transcript discusses the potential trial of a war criminal and his subsequent life in exile. It highlights his declining popularity after World War One and his family's settlement away from the public eye.

What might happen to him as a result of his actions during the war?

How did the Dutch country reviews contribute to his situation?

What does it mean to live out one's life in exile?

What does the term 'bloodbath' refer to in the context of World War One?

What was the outcome for him and his family as the years passed?