Build up to the Franco-Prussian 1870
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- Created on: 21-12-13 18:44
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Franco-Prussian relations:
- things were generally looking up for Prussia and Bismarck;
- Britian welcomes the new dominant Prussia as it counter-balanced with France and Russia
- Russia seemed happy at their new friend against Austria - but the only problem was France and its strength
- following the Austro-Prussian war in 1866 and the Treaty of Prague, Prussia gained more territory and France became jealous at how Prussia were quickly becoming an influential country within Europe
Luxemburg Crisis: 1867
- Napoleon became interested in acquiring Luxemburg to assert France's influence in Europe again
- Bismarck initially supported Napoleon and his want to annex the place
- he even persuaded the King of Netherlands (also Duke of Luxemburg), who was short on…
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