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Download or read book An Account of Some of the Most Remarkable Events of the War Between the Prussians Austrians and Russians from 1756 to 1763 and a Treatise on Sever written by Johann Gottlieb Tielke and published by Theclassics.Us. This book was released on 2013-09 with total page 58 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1788 edition. Excerpt: ... The King of Prussia remained in the camp at Clossow till three o'clock in the afternoon, in order to rest his army: at that hour the regiments began their march, and advanced towards Darmitzel in two columns. The Russian light troops, who were dispersed along the bank of the Mutzel stream, and the Prussian dragoons and hussars, who flanked to the right of the march, fired at each other out of carabines and pistols, but without any effect. They could not close, as the Mutzel which separated them was impassable, owing to its rotten marshy banks, and all the bridges over it were destroyed. Whilst this firing was going on, a body of Prussians, furnished with cannon, advanced towards the villages of Kutzdorf and Quartschen, which confirmed General Fermer in his opinion, that the King intended to attack on this fide, notwithstanding the nature of the situ ation made it so very improbable. He was informed by a Quarter Master of Ziethen's hussars, who was taken prisoner, that this was not the advanced corps, but the covering party of the right wing of the Prussian army, which had got in motion at two o'clock in the morning, and was marching towards Batzlow: that the advance of a body of troops towards Kutzdorf was a feint, to make the Russians believe that the King meant to direct his attack on this side; but that his Majesty's intention was, to cross the Mutzel at the Dam Mill, to march by Batzlow, Gross Camin, and Wilckersdorf; to draw heavy artillery from Custrin, and to attack on the side of Zornsdorf. If General Fermer had given credit to the report of this man, which the event proved to be true, he might have taken a very advantageous position with the the left flank behind Zicher, and the right on the heights between Gross and Klein...
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Download or read book The Austro Prussian War written by Charles River Charles River Editors and published by Createspace Independent Publishing Platform. This book was released on 2018-04 with total page 44 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: *Includes pictures *Includes online resources and a bibliography for further reading The most famous battle of the 19th century was undoubtedly Waterloo, and the biggest battle of the Napoleonic Wars was Leipzig, but neither one of those legendary battles was the biggest of the century. That distinction instead belongs to the Battle of Königgrätz, a little known, but decisive conflict in a war between Prussia and Austria. Though it lasted only seven weeks and only had one truly decisive battle, the Austro-Prussian War nonetheless changed the political outlook in Europe forever. Locked in a balance of power since the 1815 Congress of Vienna, the world was dominated by the great European powers of Britain, France, Russia, and Austria, and at the Congress of Vienna itself, Prussia had been a minor concern. Though the Prussians had come through in time to assist the Duke of Wellington at Waterloo, they were nevertheless taken for granted at the conference, with the major powers instead preferring to deal with the more historically powerful Austrian Hapsburgs. In his scathing commentary on Prussian culture, When Blood is Their Argument, Ford Maddox Ford attempted to explain the sudden rise of Prussian political and economic status from 1849-1880, writing, "She [Prussia] had pushed herself from being a bad second in the comity of Germanism into a position of equality with, if not of predominance over, Austria, amongst the German peoples." Prussian leaders, especially Otto von Bismarck, the chancellor and advisor to Prussia's king, believed Prussia could be a united and respected power, but only without the traditional Austrian dominance. At the time, the Austrian empire was a collection of ethnically diverse peoples and had been dominated by a socio-political conservatism that sought to keep the empire ruled in Hapsburg tradition. Though Prussia's leadership had its share of liberals and socialists to keep at bay, Prussia's relatively shorter history meant it was capable of change, and while Prussia's more ethnically unified population and its use of the Zollverein to exclude Austria from economic competition certainly played a role in the Prussians' victory, it took a seven-week military campaign to seal Austria's fate. Writing in 1872, the German General Staff (Grosser Generalstab) called the Austro-Prussian conflict a "necessity of the history of the world." Since Austria and Prussia were "each too strong to submit to the other," there would be, of necessity, a conflict between the two that allowed for the formation of a modern German state. Due to its short duration and the fact the war pit longstanding allies against one another, the war has alternately been known as the Seven Weeks' War and the Brothers War, but in the end, the Austro-Prussian War severely reduced Austria's status as a Germanic power and added territories to Prussia, resulting in a growth of population from 19 million to almost 24 million. Not only did the war vault Prussia to unquestioned leadership in the North German Confederation, it set a military precedent and proved "that preparation for war is a more potent factor than mere numbers in computing the strength of a nation." For military strategists and future combatants, the Austro-Prussian War was a precursor to a style of fighting which every major European power adopted in some form within a few years. The Austro-Prussian War: The History and Legacy of the Conflict that Resulted in Prussian Dominance over Germany looks at the short but momentous conflict and its geopolitical ramifications. Along with pictures of important people, places, and events, you will learn about the Austro-Prussian War like never before.
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