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He preferred to restrict the officer corps to the nobility (the Junkers).

however, when one of his many wars finally made it impossible for him to replenish the losses to the officers corps without allowing men from the middle class in, he took the obvious pragmatic step and allowed middle class aspirants in.

once peace was declared, however, he forced most of those middle class officers out of the army.

the pattern makes it clear what his preferences were.

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