A History of PrussiaTraces the origins and rise of the Prussian state from the thirteenth century, to the causes and consequences of its incorporation in to the German Empire. |
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In such territories as Pomerania and Silesia it was the native nobility who called
in the Germans to colonize the region, to establish towns and villages and
introduce trade. There, the general policy followed was neither one of
exterminating the ...
In such territories as Pomerania and Silesia it was the native nobility who called
in the Germans to colonize the region, to establish towns and villages and
introduce trade. There, the general policy followed was neither one of
exterminating the ...
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A little later Frederick was also given the suzerainty over Pomerania, which
involved him in extensive warfare with Pomerania, Mecklenberg, and especially,
Poland. Poland was the conqueror of the Teutonic Order and was not to be ...
A little later Frederick was also given the suzerainty over Pomerania, which
involved him in extensive warfare with Pomerania, Mecklenberg, and especially,
Poland. Poland was the conqueror of the Teutonic Order and was not to be ...
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By August of that year the Swedes made it plain that they insisted upon
Pomerania. Brandenburg refused arguing that Pomerania was so to speak, its
own front garden, a territory essential for maintaining the connection between
Brandenburg ...
By August of that year the Swedes made it plain that they insisted upon
Pomerania. Brandenburg refused arguing that Pomerania was so to speak, its
own front garden, a territory essential for maintaining the connection between
Brandenburg ...
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Brandenburg and Prussia | 23 |
The Great Elector | 43 |
From duchy to kingdom | 65 |
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