About: Austro-Prussian War (Cuban Butterflies)

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Bismark had successfully managed to play his game in Austria for as long as possible before Napoleon III was forced to avert his gaze from the Americas back to Europe. By the time Napoleon III had pressed for Prussia to make peace with Austria Prussian troops already held Vienna and the Austrian Army was a wreck, its two main sections having been utterly defeated by the Prussians in Bohemia and by the Italians in Custoza. Bismark, buoyed by the success of Prussian troops as well as his allies army, felt that he could pander more to German nationalists to increase his own standing within Prussia and also to make him more popular with the Kaiser.

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rdf:type	War
rdfs:label	Austro-Prussian War (Cuban Butterflies)
rdfs:comment	Bismark had successfully managed to play his game in Austria for as long as possible before Napoleon III was forced to avert his gaze from the Americas back to Europe. By the time Napoleon III had pressed for Prussia to make peace with Austria Prussian troops already held Vienna and the Austrian Army was a wreck, its two main sections having been utterly defeated by the Prussians in Bohemia and by the Italians in Custoza. Bismark, buoyed by the success of Prussian troops as well as his allies army, felt that he could pander more to German nationalists to increase his own standing within Prussia and also to make him more popular with the Kaiser.
side	25(xsd:integer) Various Other German States
dcterms:subject	Cuban Butterflies Cuban Butterflies dbkwik:resource/YH-eVTm8KK3c-oT3oUa9lw== dbkwik:resource/ffrwuh2N_BHz2kSsjZ-E4Q==
side2strength	600000(xsd:integer)
side2casualties	55000(xsd:integer)
side1casualties	Austria: over 91,000
side1strength	300000(xsd:integer) 500000(xsd:integer)
dbkwik:alt-history...iPageUsesTemplate	dbkwik:resource/OKbcMU5il8WrMdNt6h6O3w==
dbkwik:althistory/...iPageUsesTemplate	dbkwik:resource/-zbBc6mbzMYBo7adsROh3w==
End	1866(xsd:integer)
Name	Austro-Prussian War
Begin	1866(xsd:integer)
Commanders	25(xsd:integer)
Result	- Prusso-Italian Victory - Dissolution of the German Confederation - Formation of the North German Confederation - Italy annexes Venetia, Friuli and Dalmatia - Northern Bohemia and Austrian Silesia ceded to Prussia - Prussia annexes Saxony, Schleswig-Holstein, Electorate of Hesse, Frankfurt, Nassau and Hesse-Darmstadt
Place	Bohemia, Germany, Italy, Adriatic Sea
abstract	Bismark had successfully managed to play his game in Austria for as long as possible before Napoleon III was forced to avert his gaze from the Americas back to Europe. By the time Napoleon III had pressed for Prussia to make peace with Austria Prussian troops already held Vienna and the Austrian Army was a wreck, its two main sections having been utterly defeated by the Prussians in Bohemia and by the Italians in Custoza. Bismark, buoyed by the success of Prussian troops as well as his allies army, felt that he could pander more to German nationalists to increase his own standing within Prussia and also to make him more popular with the Kaiser.

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