On July 13, 1870 at a resort in Bad Ems, Prussia, the king of Prussia met with a diplomat representing the Emperor of France, Napoleon III. Napoleon had threatened to go to war with Prussia if the king did not accept a few demands- the king politely refused when told by the diplomat. The king then allowed Bismarck to release a statement regarding what discussed in the meeting.
Bismarck hoped to start a war with France. He (correctly) guessed that France would be easier to defeat than she seemed; but he needed France to actually declare war first. If France declared war first, then other German countries like Bavaria and Baden would be more likely to help Prussia. Also, powerful countries like Britain would be less likely to help France. Bismarck's hope was that victory against France would allow Prussia to take full control of Germany and officially unify as a new German Empire, and the king of Prussia would be its first Kaiser (Emperor).
So Bismarck intentionally reworded the statement about the king's meeting. He didn't mention that the king was polite and conciliatory, and made it sound like the king had insulted the diplomat- which would've been the same as insulting Napoleon himself.
Bismarck was correct in his assumptions. Napoleon was furious, and France declared war a few days later. Prussia defeated France in the short war, and even captured Napoleon himself at the climactic battle of Sedan. The German Empire was officially born on January 18, 1871; Napoleon was overthrown, and died a couple years later in exile in England.
They did. If they hadn't then Mexico would probably be part of the US right now.
a brief, glorious conflict, ending with the capture of the Confederate capital an invasion of Virginia and capture of Robert E. Lee a long war, but with few casualties on both sides
The Battle of Bismarck Sea ended in a horrible defeat for the Japanese preventing them from reinforcing their army and gave us strength by sea. After the battle, the Japanese stopped trying to attack by sea giving us a huge advantage that would eventually win us the war.
Kaiser Wilhelm was the Emporer of Germany from 1888 to 1918. As such he was the head of state, but not a member of a political party. His political leanings were varied, but early on he became very interested in social issues. A strong indicator of his believes is evident in his dealings with his Chancellor, Bismarck. Bismarck, a conservative, was trying to incite a serious clash between his government and the socialist movement in order to be able to crush them. While the Emporer was not fundamentally opposed to legislation targeting the socialists, he did not want a violent clash or uprising to happen. Because of their differences, Bismarck eventually resigned, but he is now considered one of the most brilliant politicians in German history.
No, there were no celebrities for the simple reason that there was no media with which to gain celebrity: no television, no radio, no newspapers, no magazines, no posters, no films, no telephones. The vast majority of people could not read, so even if newspapers or magazines had been around they would have been useful only as kindling. In order for a person to be widely-known (which is really all that "celebrity" means), their name and deeds had to be spoken about and passed on from one person to another - and the only situation where that could happen was in Church, by the priest. Saints and Bible characters would be widely known for that reason, but they do not count as "celebrities" in the modern sense.
was the development of the telegram a long press or did it happen at one time
Computer Bismarck happened in 1980.
Battle of Route Bismarck happened on 2007-04-24.
Battle of the Bismarck Sea happened on 1943-03-04.
Last battle of the battleship Bismarck happened on 1941-05-27.
Only if they say something will happen as a result of your sending or not sending.
They did. If they hadn't then Mexico would probably be part of the US right now.
Not directly, and the US intervened before that could happen. Germany did attempt to gain Mexican collaboration with the Zimmerman Telegram.
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Are there newspapers on Easter Monday in uk?
lending.. like lending money.pending.. like waiting on something to happen?intendingspending.. money?
I had this happen to me and it was caused by something in the gas and did something to the sending unit in the gas tank. The dealership replaced the sending unit in the gas tank when my van was under warranty.