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Seven Weeks' War
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Seven Weeks' War

War 1866 between Austria and Prussia, engineered by the German chancellor Bismarck. It was nominally over the possession of Schleswig-Holstein, but it was actually to confirm Prussia's superseding Austria as the leading German state. The Prussian victory at the Battle of Sadowa was the culmination of General von Moltke's victories.



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The British stayed out of the Franco-Russian war when Napoleon got defeated after reaching Moscow, a great and bloody war beautifully documented in Tolstoy's "War and Peace", and both the British and the French stayed out of the Austro-Prussian war.
Provoked, Austria called for the aid of other German states, who quickly became involved in the Austro-Prussian War.
Following the successful conclusion of this affray he boarded a steamer for Austria where he continued to fight against pro-Maximillian forces in the Austro-Prussian War.
 
 
 
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