It is not the parliament that must grant it. With this terse statement, Frederick William IV of Prussia rejected the title of Kaiser der Deutschen (Emperor of the Germans) offered to him by the ...
On his way back from self-imposed exile in Paris, in 1844, Heinrich Heine caught a first glimpse of Prussian soldiers in Aachen, a city in the far west corner of Germany: With which they used to be ...
The Franco-Prussian War 1870-1871. Oxford: Osprey Publishing. 3: Kovacs, Arpad F. "French Military Institutions before the Franco-Prussian War." The American Historical Review 51, no. 2 (1946): 217-35 ...
The Neues Palais is a flamboyant folly, built by Frederick the Great to celebrate Prussia's victory in the Seven Years War, and this northern summer it's become the forum for a huge exhibition ...
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