Wilhelminism
Wilhelminism relates to the image presented by Wilhelm II, and his demeanour, manifested by the public presentation of grandiose military parades, and self-aggrandizement on his part.
Describes a period marked by a renewed pan-Germanism, including expanded imperial power in the German-speaking world and the establishment of colonies in Africa and Oceania.
Definition adapted from Wikipedia, July 22, 2016