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With a victorious France in the Austro-Prussian War, the only leach Italy had was French support itself. To Italy and (by intervention in the conflict, helping Austria against Prussia) to Austria. Napoleon wasn't stupid at all, and he would play that factor on Austria.
- What if Austria had won the Austro-Prussian war? - Reddit
The Austro-Prussian war, which happened in 1866, resulted in...
- What if Austria had won the Austro-Prussian war? - Reddit
22 July (last day of the war), Battle of Lamacs (Lamač): Austrians defend Bratislava against Prussian army. 24 July, Battle of Tauberbischofsheim, the Federal 8th Corps (Württemberg, Baden, Hesse and Nassau) is defeated by Prussia and northern Württemberg is occupied.
The House of Hohenzollern is severely weakened as most of Prussia's lands are partitioned so that Austria's position in the Confederation remains unchallenged. In this timeline, Austria...
The Austro-Prussian war, which happened in 1866, resulted in a swift victory for Prussia, which meant that Germany would be united without Austria. If Austria won, however, Austria would be united within Germany with more power concentrated towards Austria.
What If Austria Had Won The Austro-Prussian War, Uniting Germany Into A Greater Austrian Empire. How Would This Affect World War One And The Later Years?
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The rivalry is largely held to have begun upon the death of the Habsburg Emperor Charles VI in 1740, King Frederick the Great of Prussia launched an invasion of Austrian-controlled Silesia, starting the First Silesian War (of three Silesian Wars to come) against Maria Theresa.
