The Franco-Prussian War

From July 15, 1870 to February 1, 1871, the war between France and Prussia was launched by the German Union. After Prussia defeated Austria in the war of seven weeks in 1866, the Prussian leadership of the German countries was confirmed. This threatens France as a leading force in Europe. The Spanish throne's candidacy by Prince Leopold was one of the direct reasons for the French-Prussian war. It was Prussian Prime Minister Otto von Bismarck and Spain's de facto leader Juan Prim who persuaded the reluctant Leopold to accept the Spanish throne in June 1870.

Bismarck Napoleon III and the eruption of the French-Prussian War Bismarck, Napoleon III and France - the outbreak of Prussian War German unification removed the whole Europe from its axis. With the formation of this new force, there are now five great forces instead of four great forces. This will destabilize the old alliance and will disrupt the entire continent for more than 20 years. Well-known countries at their feet, especially France. - A. Survey plan The focus of this survey is the influence of Otto von Bismarck's leadership and politics on the tension in the pre-World War I in Europe. This study investigated the extent to which Otto Von Bismarck's behavior ran to the First World War. The focus of this research was when Bismarck was appointed when President Prussia and July 29, 1914, September 23, 1862, the Austrian-Hungarian Empire declared a war with Serbia.

France - the Prussian War, the war between 1870 and 1871, lost the German countries under the guidance of Prussia in France. Prussian politician Otto Edward Leopold von Bismarck has decided that the fundamental cause of the conflict is to unify Germany under the Prussian rule and take a step toward this goal to eliminate France's influence on Germany Was that. . Meanwhile, from 1852 to 1870, the Emperor Napoleon III of France tried to regain the lost fame in France and abroad, especially for those who experienced the Prussian War in the Prussian War, as a result of many diplomatic reversals. In addition, the war with Austria, as Prime Minister's military force revealed a threat to French rule over the European Continent.

There are seven reasons for WorldWar One. The first one is France - the Prussian War. During the French Prussian War, France lost Alsace Lorraine to Prussia (Germany). When the land is lost, tension is born. The second reason is affiliated system. When the Mie and Triple Alliance were established, all the countries were striving to build stronger powers. The third reason is the Vulcan powder bucket. The Balkan Peninsula is located in the areas that other countries want, but they believe that if something happens these countries will break out in war.