The Rise of Empire: from Prussia to Germany
by (uk) John Marriott Grant Robertson
About This Novel
Clarify the relationship between Prussia and Germany that we used to misunderstand! With Prussia and Austria facing each other, why did Prussia unify Germany? How did Prussia's game with France, Britain, Russia, Austria and other powerful countries affect the profound changes in the European pattern over the past 500 years! When Prussia was in danger of survival, how did strongmen such as Frederick the Great and Bismarck turn the country's destiny around? In the process of its rise, Prussia experienced four periods of decline and once faced the danger of national subjugation. However, at critical junctures in history, great men such as the Elector, Frederick the Great, Stein, Schaerhorst, and Bismarck emerged. How did they turn the tide and reverse the fate of the country? The 500-year history of the rise of Prussia is also a history of the struggles of the Hohenzollern family. What kind of struggles did this ruling family use to allow Prussia to continue to rise? In "The Rise of Empire: From Prussia to Germany", a classic work co-authored by John Marriott and Grant Robertson, the famous British historians and modern history tutors at Oxford University, these questions and thoughts are brilliantly answered.
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