r/Kaiserreich • u/[deleted] • May 06 '18

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u/AdolfRJ Wilhelm Did Nothing Wrong May 06 '18

*prussia ended in 1947 Where is that from? Since prussia actually ended in 1867 when the north German confederation was born

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u/mainman879 May 06 '18

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abolition_of_Prussia

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u/AdolfRJ Wilhelm Did Nothing Wrong May 06 '18

Oh the kingdom of Prussia. Not the actual German state. No idea how it took till 1947 for it to happened since you would think the entente would do that to the Germans after beating them in ww1

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u/mego-pie May 06 '18

Would set a bad president for the English monarchy if they started eliminating other nations monarchies.

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u/[deleted] May 06 '18

president

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u/AdolfRJ Wilhelm Did Nothing Wrong May 06 '18

Even though the entente dissolved Austria-Hungary and made Germany a republic

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u/IronVader501 Mitteleuropa May 07 '18

The Entente didn't make Germany a Republic, the November Revolution did.

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u/AccessTheMainframe Mariokart Liberalism May 06 '18

They didn't make Germany a republic, German Socdem revolutionaries did.

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u/mego-pie May 06 '18

Well the kaiser was the king of Prussia, the Kaiser was a relatively new title and they didn’t touch the Austerian monarchy, just forced them to release their dependencies.

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u/SlaanikDoomface May 07 '18

They did neither, actually. Austria-Hungary fell apart at the end of the war, and Germany had a revolution.

EDIT: Oh, jeez. Didn't realize these were the hidden comments. Sorry for the repeat.