It was primarily the defeat of fascist Germany in both WWI and WWII, as well as an increasing threat of the Soviet Union during the Cold War.
The two key leaders of Prussia who played pivotal roles in the unification of Germany were Otto von Bismarck and King Wilhelm I. Bismarck, as the Chancellor, orchestrated a series of wars and diplomatic maneuvers that ultimately unified the German states under Prussian leadership. King Wilhelm I supported Bismarck's efforts and was crowned the first Emperor of the unified German Empire in 1871. Their collaboration was crucial in transforming the fragmented German territories into a cohesive nation-state.
Two: The Seven Weeks War against Austria in 1866 and the Franco-Prussian war (against France) in 1870-1871.
Germany is a relatively recent nation, yet has been involved in several wars since/leading up to its unification in 1871. Most notably: Franco-Prussian War WW1 WW2 Afghanistan (post 2001) Germany was also involved in several uprisings in Africa pre 1914, including two Samoan Civil Wars between 1887 and 1894. Hitler also sent troops to the Spanish Civil War to help Spanish rebels.
No it's Berlin you fool, although it was Bonn (the former West German capital) for some years after re-unification.
Until about 1793 Germany was a patchwork of about 365 more or less sovereign states. Most were very small indeed, but at the other end of the spectrum there were two European great powers, Austria and Prussia. After the Napoleonic Wars the number of states was reduced to 39, and in 1866 the exclusion of Austria paved the wave for German unification in 1871. (This is a much simplifed account). Germany was not 'owned' in the sense of being a colony.
The two key leaders of Prussia who played pivotal roles in the unification of Germany were Otto von Bismarck and King Wilhelm I. Bismarck, as the Chancellor, orchestrated a series of wars and diplomatic maneuvers that ultimately unified the German states under Prussian leadership. King Wilhelm I supported Bismarck's efforts and was crowned the first Emperor of the unified German Empire in 1871. Their collaboration was crucial in transforming the fragmented German territories into a cohesive nation-state.
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Two: The Seven Weeks War against Austria in 1866 and the Franco-Prussian war (against France) in 1870-1871.
Yes, France and Germany went to war multiple times. The most notable conflicts were the Franco-Prussian War in 1870-1871, which resulted in the unification of Germany, and the two World Wars in the 20th century. Sparked by tensions between the two nations, these wars caused significant devastation and loss of life.
Their never were any wars in Germany Hail Hitler Nazis rule
The two key figures who sought to unify Germany in the 19th century were Otto von Bismarck and Wilhelm I, the King of Prussia. Bismarck, as the Prime Minister, orchestrated a series of wars and diplomatic maneuvers that ultimately led to the unification of various German states under Prussian leadership. Wilhelm I became the first Emperor of the unified Germany in 1871, solidifying the new German Empire. Together, they played crucial roles in transforming the fragmented German states into a single nation.
The first and second
Germany is a relatively recent nation, yet has been involved in several wars since/leading up to its unification in 1871. Most notably: Franco-Prussian War WW1 WW2 Afghanistan (post 2001) Germany was also involved in several uprisings in Africa pre 1914, including two Samoan Civil Wars between 1887 and 1894. Hitler also sent troops to the Spanish Civil War to help Spanish rebels.
Sparta and Athens.
The Netherlands, Belgium and Germany
Because all of them was threatened by Germany in (at least) two wars.
The two western countries whose rivalry have caused several wars would be England and Germany. They have fought three major wars in the last 150 years.