Bizmarck's Responsibility for Prussian Domination of Germany by 1866

Bizmaruk's responsibility for German domination of Prussia in 1866 In 1866, Prussia broke Austria, Bismarck broke the German federation and eliminated Austria from the German problem. However, there are many historical controversies about the role of Bizmarck in Germany and eventually it is in harmony with Prussian rule. There is no doubt that he plays an important role, but other factors, such as the importance of Bizmarck in the years before 1862 when he held power, must also be taken into account.

Bizmaruk's responsibility for German domination of Prussia in 1866 In 1866, Prussia broke Austria, Bismarck broke the German federation and eliminated Austria from the German problem. However, there are many historical controversies about the role of Bizmarck in Germany and eventually it is in harmony with Prussian rule. - Ⅱ. Summary 1) The book I reviewed, Bismarck is a complex view of Germany's legendary life, of course, for historians who are different from the writer himself. Palmer did not exclude any part of men's life, even as a childhood or even adolescence. His attention to detail is very clear, even his own awareness, using public letters written by Bismarck himself and private letters.

1866: Bismarck condemned the Austrian empire as causing problems in Prussia-controlled Schleswig. The Prussian army ran to Austria-governed Holstein and governed the whole state of Schleswig-Holstein. Austria proclaimed a war against Prussia and immediately fell after the fight with the Oprah war (7 weeks war). The Prague Treaty (1866) officially dissolved the German Federation, Prussia founded the North German Commonwealth in addition to the southern Württemberg including the parent France, Bavaria, Baden and all the German countries.