>tfw the bad guys won

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>>3104404
fuck

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>>3104404
what could have been...

A free, republican Germany without Pr*ssian aristocratic and militaristic influence? A damn shame it never came to be.

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>>3104404
>tfw the bad guys won

>>3104732
>implying Germany wasn't the Carthag of the Anglo-Jew Empire that needed to be destroyed no matter what

Just discovered that the Austro-Prussian war is called the German (civil) war in Germany. Makes kind of sense, although other nations fought there as well.

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>>3105770
Being a bit nitpicky it wasn't really a civil war though, the opposing parties were states.

>>3105527
We'd be living on the moon by now

>>3105527
To be fair, hitler did violate the molotov-ribbentrop pact, invade russia and try to wipe out them out for being slavs. If I'm not mistaken he also didn't want to take prisoners making sure that the ruskies would fight to the death. They might have prefered nazi rule over Stalin's bullshit - if they were given the opportunity.

>>3105770
I never heard anyone talk about it as a civil war, and I'm german. The term "civil war" is mostly used for the post-WWI uprisings.

>>3105770
>>3105933
Nobody would call it civil war (Bürgerkrieg), I've heard it been called the "brother's war" (Bruderkrieg), since it's between to related states, a civil war would occur inside one state (remember, the HRE was long gone)

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The bavarian army ... drinking beer in 1866

The Frankfurt parliament wasn't exactly a beacon of stability and cooperation with lots of in-fighting and deadlock decisions like ratifying the Malmo treaty, but it was still better than the autocracy of Prussians.

>>3106105
Hmm.. they look.. pretty dark..