Deutscher Krieg

Chart of relations between countries after Austro-Prussian war (Russian labels).

Der preußische König Wilhelm I., Bismarck und General Moltke beobachten die größte Umfassungsschlacht der Kriegsgeschichte: Am 3. Juli 1866 standen sich etwa 180.000 Österreicher und 200.000 Preußen gegenüber. 1.500 Geschütze kamen zum Einsatz. Mit dem Sieg der preußischen Armee eröffnete sich der Weg für eine Reichseinigung unter preußischer Führung – ohne Österreich

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Prussian Field Artillery Uniform

Chart of relations between countries before Austro-Prussian war (Russian labels).

A widow brings her husband's sabre and sash to the pawnshop; he had probably fallen in the Austro-Prussian War of 1866. Prussia and its allies had defeated the German Confederation under the leadership of Austria.

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Adolph Menzel - Leichen-Kammer zu Koninginhof - Drei gefallene Soldaten in einer Scheune (21 July 1866)

Adolph Menzel - Leichen-Kammer zu Koninginhof - Zwei gefallene Soldaten in einer Scheune (21 July 1866)

Arrival of the first wounded soldiers in Prague - an illustration to book Válka z roku 1866 v Čechách, její vznik, děje a následky (1866 War in Bohemia - its origins, events and consequences) by Servác Heller (1845 - 1922)

Aus der Ausstellung Der deutsche Krieg im Bayerischen Armeemuseum

Austrian propaganda before the war against Prussia in 1866, printed on a title page of a Czech-language humoristic magazine. The title says: What would these two give for having eyes in the back? (cs: Co by za to dali ti dva, kdyby teď měli v zadu oči?) The first boat represents Prussia (cs:Prusko) loaded with Schleswig-Holstein (cs:Šlesvicko-Holštýn), the second one Italy loaded with Venice (cs:Benátky). They are heading down the slope of war (cs: válka) and are going to break themselves over a stone - united forces of Austrian nations (cs: spojené síly národů rakouských).

Berlin. Siegesparade nach dem Preußisch-Österreichischen Krieg.

Empfang für die preußischen Truppen in Berlin.

Bavarian Medal for Civil Merit, 4th class of the Order of the Bavarian Crown

Cartoon depicting Eduard Clam-Gallas, an Austrian general suffering a defeat during Austro-Prussian War in July 1866. According to the artist, he carries some secret plans (cs: tajné plány) in his briefcase while heading to Belgium (cs: do Belgie). The cartoon itself is headed "Illustration to a folk song" (cs: Ilustrace k písni národní)

Prague after the declaration of Austro-Prussian War on June 17, 1866. An illustration to book Válka z roku 1866 v Čechách, její vznik, děje a následky (1866 War in Bohemia - its origins, events and consequences) by Servác Heller (1845 - 1922)

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