believed that it was Prussia ’s destinyto leadGerman unification
One factorcould have influencedGerman unification
the French tryingto preventGerman unification
Prussia ... ableto leadGerman Unification
a big enough factorto causeGerman unification
when France declared war on Prussia ( 1870to preventGerman unification
Otto von bismarckledgerman unification
all the german states prussialeadsgerman unification
Part of Mitterrand 's reason for endorsing German unification ( ' we 're not going to warto preventGerman unification
The ensuing rivalry between Austria and PrussiapreventedGerman unification
The ensuing rivalry between Austriaand PrussiapreventedGerman unification
The only exception was Prussia , which thanks only to this potentialcould leadGerman unification
This Danish War ... the three warssetup German Unification in 1871
the first shots of World War I. Napoleon III realizes after Prussian victories in Denmark and Austriamust preventGerman unification
Melissa Kerr almost 4 years ago(passive) Created byGerman Unification
whose belief in Prussia ’s destiny to lead GermanyinfluencedGerman unification
The end of the Cold War ... the end of the Warsaw pact , and uncertainty regarding NATO ’s rolecausedGerman unification
The dramatic transformations of the the 1990s - the end of the Cold War , the establishment of political liberties and market economies in Eastern EuropeledGerman unification
The ConfederationpreventedGerman Unification
Conservatives(passive) is led byGerman unification
a last - ditch effortto preventGerman unification
which were wagedto preventGerman unification
Wir stehen fest zusammen / Zu Kaiser und zu Reich ! ’ : Nationalism Among Germans in Britaintriggered1871–1918 German unification in 1871
when he triedto preventGerman unification
people of a single nationality ( or ancestry ... which countryledgerman unification
theindependence of the largely Catholic southern German states , one of the firstmoves of the manledGerman unification
the United States under Ronald reagan(passive) led byGerman unification
that their large and powerful neighbors Russia and Austria would intervene militarilyto preventGerman unification
Could France do anything in 1866to preventGerman unification
300,000 Soviet troops ... a toolto preventGerman unification
when many German nationalists expectedwould leadGerman unification
a big state to the Northwould leadthe way to German unification in 1871
a slightly more competent onecould have preventedGerman unification
the physical powerto preventGerman unification
that Italy would actto preventAustro - German unification
Their differencespreventedGerman unification
many important eventsleadinggerman unification
many factorscontributedGerman unification
Unableto preventGerman unification
the final strawledgerman unification
the confederation of the rhine therecreatedthe confederation of the rhine there
in the end of the CDU 's dominance in the West German Bundestag.[33 ... NATO ( blue ... against the Warsaw Pact ( red ) combined forces in 1973 during the Cold Warmight have resultedin the end of the CDU 's dominance in the West German Bundestag.[33 ... NATO ( blue ... against the Warsaw Pact ( red ) combined forces in 1973 during the Cold War
in the end of the CDU 's dominance in the West German Bundestag.[19might have resultedin the end of the CDU 's dominance in the West German Bundestag.[19
in the end of the CDU 's dominance in the West German Bundestag.[36might have resultedin the end of the CDU 's dominance in the West German Bundestag.[36
in the end of the CDU 's dominance in the West German Bundestag.[35might have resultedin the end of the CDU 's dominance in the West German Bundestag.[35
in the end of the CDU 's dominance in the West German Bundestag.[34might have resultedin the end of the CDU 's dominance in the West German Bundestag.[34
to a drastic decline in the East German birth rateledto a drastic decline in the East German birth rate
an industrial force that could rival Britain commercially and dominate the continent militarilycreatedan industrial force that could rival Britain commercially and dominate the continent militarily
problems for the European currency unioncreatedproblems for the European currency union
in a steep increase in wage costs ... mainly from pressures to close the wage gap between the new and the old Länder , and from tax increases to cover the cost of extending the welfare stateresultedin a steep increase in wage costs ... mainly from pressures to close the wage gap between the new and the old Länder , and from tax increases to cover the cost of extending the welfare state
to a rush in colonialismleadto a rush in colonialism
to the Franco - Prussian War that resulted in Germany taking Alsace and Lorraine from France , which led to alliance - forming followed by a series of political disruptionledto the Franco - Prussian War that resulted in Germany taking Alsace and Lorraine from France , which led to alliance - forming followed by a series of political disruption
possiblytriggeredpossibly
to a return of the lost landswould leadto a return of the lost lands
to the introduction of the Deutsche Mark in eastern Germany based on a fixed conversion rateledto the introduction of the Deutsche Mark in eastern Germany based on a fixed conversion rate
to the formation of rival balances o Triple Alliance Russia , France and Britain o Triple Entente Germany , Austria – Hungary and Italyleadto the formation of rival balances o Triple Alliance Russia , France and Britain o Triple Entente Germany , Austria – Hungary and Italy
states such as : Czechoslovakia and other Baltic nations of Estonia , Lithuania and Latvia to take Germans 's first steps towards independencewould influencestates such as : Czechoslovakia and other Baltic nations of Estonia , Lithuania and Latvia to take Germans 's first steps towards independence
Economic shock(passive) caused byEconomic shock
the conflicts and that the division of Germany in 1945 re - stabilized Europecreatedthe conflicts and that the division of Germany in 1945 re - stabilized Europe
anxieties about an imminent " Fourth Reichtriggeredanxieties about an imminent " Fourth Reich
an economic reset in Germany which allowed the economy to flourishcausedan economic reset in Germany which allowed the economy to flourish
the economic power center(passive) to have been created bythe economic power center
the upheaval(passive) caused bythe upheaval
inflation(passive) created byinflation
at the timecreatedat the time
favorable conditions for the establishment of a number of literary magazinescreatedfavorable conditions for the establishment of a number of literary magazines
to an exceptionally severe adjustment crisishas ledto an exceptionally severe adjustment crisis
in a federal state whereas Italian unification did notresultedin a federal state whereas Italian unification did not
to a boom in western Germany ... but ... to a dramatic collapse of production and employment in the east German economyledto a boom in western Germany ... but ... to a dramatic collapse of production and employment in the east German economy
a behemoth on France ’s Eastern bordercreateda behemoth on France ’s Eastern border
habsburgs ’ ambitions in northern areaspreventedhabsburgs ’ ambitions in northern areas
in a polity that was little more than an expanded Prussiaresultedin a polity that was little more than an expanded Prussia
the financial pressures in Germany(passive) caused bythe financial pressures in Germany
tensions(passive) caused bytensions
the revaluation of the deutsche mark(passive) was caused bythe revaluation of the deutsche mark
to German power ... and so viewed the prospect with scepticismwould leadto German power ... and so viewed the prospect with scepticism
to the enactment of several codes , including the 1896 Civil Codeledto the enactment of several codes , including the 1896 Civil Code
its 1992 MPC reform(passive) triggered byits 1992 MPC reform
to a massive increase in the economic power of the German Empire and a much greater push for influence in the Balkans at the expense of two old and decaying empires which had traditionally dominated and controlled the region – the Ottoman and the Austro - Hungarianledto a massive increase in the economic power of the German Empire and a much greater push for influence in the Balkans at the expense of two old and decaying empires which had traditionally dominated and controlled the region – the Ottoman and the Austro - Hungarian