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

The transcript discusses the German Fuhrer's slight against a deposed Royalist, which William lamented until his death. In his later years, William made one last headline, but it was only in the obituary column.

What does the term 'imperialism' refer to in the context of the text?

What was the role of the German Fuhrer in the context of the text?

What was the slight that William was to bemoan until his death?

How did the elderly Warlord make headlines according to the text?

What was the significance of the obituary column mentioned in the text?