- Making laws and administering justice
- Commanding the military and conducting foreign policy
- Overseeing the economy and public works projects
- Appointing officials and managing the civil service
- Issuing edicts and decrees
- Acting as chief religious official
- Representing the empire and its citizens
Werner Voss (April 13, 1897 – September 23, 1917) was a German World War I flying ace who died in action. 48 wins Born April 13, 1897 in Krefeld, Rhineland-Westphalia, in Thirty kilometers from the Netherlands, Werner Voss seemed destined to follow the path of his father, a dyer, when the First Wor
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“Valerio, who was engaging in close combat for the first time, decided that the best option he had at that time was to stay behind his shield and not show his head, in case when he did so to attack he received a thrust in the face. Therefore, he limited himself to enduring the attacks and the blows
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