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1. Worl war 1
   ... This guy expected a 2 front war ampamp planned that AustriaHungary and some small German force in East Prussia would take the eastern front. But no. ...
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2. The Schlieffen Plan
   ... succession. The theory behind it was to turn their backs on Russia initially and even allow them to invade pans of East Prussia. Alfred ...
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3. Napoleons Russian Campaign
   ... On December 13th the remaining 400 infantry and 600 cavalry burned the bridge over the Niemen River at Kovno and marched into East Prussia. ...
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4. Commanders of the first World War
   ... Seen as the saviour of East Prussia, he was promoted to field marshal and on the 29th August 1916 became Chief of Staff of the German Army. ...
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5. blitzkrieg
   ... In four more days, two army groupsone on the north out of East Prussia, the other on the south out of Silesiahad broken through on relatively narrow fronts ...
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6. WW1888
   ... than Germany expected. Two Russian armies had gone deeply into the German territory of East Prussia, by late Aug. 1914 they learned ...
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7. Immanuel Kant
   Immanuel Kant was born on April 22, 1724 in Konigsburg, East Prussia. At age 8, he entered the Collegium Fridiricianum, a pietistic ...
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8. Condorcet Biography
   ... His actions lead to Poland recognizing Margrave as the first duke of Prussia in 1525, thereby creating the Duchy of East Prussia. ...
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9. French Revolution
   ... There were a couple of foreign policies that Napoleon set up. One Treaty was the Treaty of Tilsit. It was signed at the East Prussia town of Tilsit. ...
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10. WW II
    ... power. By 1919, a British aircraft made the first atlantic crossing. In August 1914 Russian troops invaded East Prussia. German ...
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11. Foreign Policies of France, Pr
    ... It was because of the eastern frontier that caused them to set goals to the east involving nations such as Austria and Prussia and not so much to the west. ...
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12. The Yalta Conference
    ... This is a stark contrast to the progress of Soviet troops, who had just swept through almost all of Poland and East Prussia, and had reached some points on the ...
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13. about me
    ... of Versailles and St. Germain three examples were upper silesia, Schleswig and East Prussia. The most worthwhile and significant ...
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14. Hitler Youth
    ... children from threatened cities into Hitler Youth KLV Kinderlandverschickung camps located mainly in the rural regions of East Prussia, the Warthegau section ...
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15. The Treaty of Versailles
    ... France and Denmark, n Allies paid L6,600,000,000 n Land given to Poland, this would be called the polish corridor and would separate Germany from East Prussia. ...
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16. Battle of the Bulge
    ... On September 16, 1944, Adolf Hitler called a meeting in East Prussia. Here he unfolded his plans for a large attack on Antwerp. ...
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17. Treaty of Versailles
    ... Corridor. This strip cut off East Prussia from the rest of Germany and gave Poland much needed access to the Baltic Sea. The territories ...
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18. Hitleramp39s Self Diefication
    ... Additionally, Germany gained greater access to the North Sea when it invaded the area of Poland separating Germany from East Prussia. ...
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19. The Congress of Vienna, 1815.
    ... a new rise of France from the other four Powers and Britain, France and Austria drew up a secret pact against the emerging east Powers: Russia and Prussia. ...
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20. d day
    ... Group North, on which so much depended, was broken into two segments, one retreating towards the Baltic States, the other toward East Prussia.ampquot During June ...
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21. The Crimean War
    ... cooperation Europe, led by four powersRussia, Britain, Austria, and Prussiatried to ... groups: mainly the west with France and Britain, and the east with Russia ...
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22. Stalin, Joseph
    ... occupancy pending a final peace settlement. The northern part of East Prussia was ceded to the USSR. The Soviet Union, however, set up ...
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23. City of Berlin
    ... In the 1600amp39s it became the capital of Prussia. ... Germany was defeated in 1945 and the peace treaty divided the nation into Communists East Germany and non ...
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24. The history of Eastern Europe
    ... two most important governments in Eastern Europe were Austria and Prussia. The Turks The Turks came from Central Asia. They conquered most of the Middle East. ...
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25. Rise And Growth of national states
    ... Prussia had onethird of the members in this house. ... became tougher, challenging France in North Africa and England in the Balkans and the Near East by the ...
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26. The Causes of WW1
    ... founded by former American slaves remains independent Asia and Near East: economic and ... 1866 AustriaHungary, under Franz Josef, loses war with Prussia. ...
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27. Mussolini
    ... air, but made itamp39s way to Rome.ampquot9 From Rome, Mussolini was flown to Vienna and finally to Wolfamp39s lair, Hitleramp39s headquarters at Rastenburg in East Prussia. ...
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28. Napoleon I
    ... Despite his success in the Middle East, British Admiral Horatio Nelson destroyed his fleet, which left ... Prussia and Russia allied and attacked the Confederation ...
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29. The New Age After the 1500s
    ... of later European history was implicit in this difference between east and west. ... new great powers such as AustriaHungary, England, France, Prussia, and Russia ...
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30. europe
    ... of later European history was implicit in this difference between east and west. ... new great powers such as AustriaHungary, England, France, Prussia, and Russia ...
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