How did the Prussian Army Dominate Europe in the 1800s? | Animated History

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  @TheArmchairHistorian · 4 years ago · pinned

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  @ryanelliott71698 · 4 years ago

  It’s hard not to admire after their defeat against Napoleon that they actually took their defeat to heart and tried to learn from their mistakes. Instead of playing the blame game that even now effects countries today.

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  @nickfifteen · 4 years ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DsStFKUNeDQ&amp;t=531">8:51</a> <i>&quot; September 3rd, 1814 saw a tectonic shift in Prussian society...&quot;</i> <br><br>Or, dare I say, a <i>Teutonic</i> shift?

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  @grumblesa10 · 4 years ago

  &quot;March divided, fight united&quot; was copied from Napoleon&apos;s Corps. &nbsp;Each Corps was a self-contained mini-army: &nbsp;Infantry, cavalry, artillery and services; able to fight on its own, but could quickly join up with other corps for larger engagements. &nbsp;This made better use of what road networks there were, and also aided in foraging if magazines were not readily available.

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  @saulgoodmangaming3460 · 4 years ago

  “Laws are like sausages, It’s best to not see them being made.” - Otto Von Bismarck

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  @MrLlama-xf9hh · 4 years ago

  Fun Fact: <br>The US hired the Prussian officer Friedrick Von Stuben during the American Revolution because Generals like George Washington wanted to instill disciplinary standards, customs and courtesies, and infantry doctrine to the ranks. The US Army still holds many of these traditions to this day.

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  @napoleonibonaparte7198 · 4 years ago (edited)

  Griffin may have overlooked a key detail on ‘how’.<br>Prussia observed the American Civil War and noted how railways became quintessential in the Union’s operations and eventual victory. This led to Prussia to invest more into building more lines/networks of rail.<br>Rails + their quicker mobilisation system (compared to stringent French camp reporting) made transport more effective.

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  @In_Our_Timeline · 4 years ago

  Prussia’s modernized army discipline, resulted in a Prussian victory; the war was formally concluded on August 23 by the Treaty of Prague. The treaty assigned Schleswig-Holstein to Prussia

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  @ScorpoYT · 4 years ago

  Let&apos;s take a moment to appreciate the improvement in the animation Quality

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  @mheekkim2901 · 4 years ago

  1. Officers through skill and ability not nepotism or connections<br>2. Less corporal punishment more emphasis on tactics<br>3. Conscription with just reason<br>4. Advanced weaponry and its mastery.<br>5. Flexible chain of command, quick response. (mission type tactics-Auftragstaktik)<br>- <br>personal note

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  @BlairLucero · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DsStFKUNeDQ&amp;t=376">6:16</a> , &quot; finish..finish this for prussia...&quot; -- blucher, dieing in a castle in kaub..

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  @duzyszybkidorsz4834 · 4 years ago (edited)

  Fun fact:<br>After his death in 1831, General Carl von Clausewitz was buried in the cemetery in Breslau (today&apos;s Wrocław). In 1971, at the request of the GDR authorities, the ashes of the general and his wife Marie Sophie were transferred to his hometown of Burg near Magdeburg, where they were buried in the Ostfriedhof cemetery, where he is to this day.

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