German Wars of Unification: The Battle of Dybbøl, 1864 (Part 3)

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    In February 1864, Prussian and Austrian forces invaded the duchies of Schleswig-Holstein. After several battles, the Danish army was forced to retreat to the fortified position at Dybbol. The Prussian and Austrian forces then besieged Dybbol, and after a lengthy bombardment, they launched a massive assault on April 18, 1864.
    The Battle of Dybbol was significant because it marked a turning point in the Second Schleswig War, which ended with Denmark ceding Schleswig and Holstein to Prussia and Austria. This event paved the way for the "War of Brothers" - the Prusso-Austrian war.
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  • @johnpaulabocad6941
    @johnpaulabocad6941 Год назад +47

    14:45 This is the “When you think you’re winning but Prussia is your enemy” moment

  • @CometTheProto
    @CometTheProto Год назад +130

    The fact that the Danes managed to fight back at all against such overwhelming odds in this war is an achievement in of itself. That they scored a couple victories is nothing short of amazing.

    • @CometTheProto
      @CometTheProto Год назад +6

      @@anon_148 I am referring to their battles against the Prussians before they had to retreat from the Dannevirke and their rearguard actions against the Austrians during said withdrawal. You can also add the actions of the 8th brigade during the battle of Dybbøl to that list.

    • @g3523jaen
      @g3523jaen Год назад +10

      @@CometTheProto also, Denmark actually won the 1st Schleswig war (1948-1951 German-Condederation + Prussia vs. Denmark). This documentary is about the 2nd war (1964 Austria + Prussia vs. Denmark). I think the Danish politicians got a bit too carried away with that 1st spectacular win.

    • @zurgesmiecal
      @zurgesmiecal Год назад +2

      @@nordicpatriot you totally missed the point. Well, lack of education confirmed

    • @zurgesmiecal
      @zurgesmiecal Год назад

      @@nordicpatriot yes I can write, but why does that suck...oh wait you're the uneducated one, that explains it

    • @danditto6145
      @danditto6145 Год назад +1

      I am really shocked that Denmark did not ask for Sleswig-Holstein back at the end of World Wars I & II.

  • @albertgreene313
    @albertgreene313 Год назад +39

    Its weird to think that the Schleswig wars are the reason my Danish and German ancestors came to the US in the first place.

    • @recoil53
      @recoil53 Год назад +8

      A lot of immigration in general and specifically to the US was driven by famines, wars, or other misfortune at home.
      The Welsh & Scottish in the American South came because of failed attempts at rebelling against the crown. Georgia was a penal colony of the UK. The Irish came because of famine. The German immigration was specifically in the time of German unification. Italians fled poverty in Naples & Sicily.

    • @albertgreene313
      @albertgreene313 Год назад +2

      @@recoil53 of course! It’s why migration to the us is still the same force. I just see this video and similar ones and feel the idea of why the lenzs or the kriesers showed up at the same time and now I am a human

  • @1987MartinT
    @1987MartinT Год назад +37

    As a Dane, I can tell you that the battle of Dybbøl is the most famous and infamous battle in Danish history.
    I am surprised that you haven't covered the battles of Sankelmark, Vejle, and Jasmund, before the battle of Dybbøl, and the battles of Heligoland, Als, and the North Frisian Islands after it.

    • @MajorCoolD
      @MajorCoolD Год назад +7

      Yeah its a bit weird how little public awareness/coverage is there despite the fact that we have VERY detailed reports during the same time with the American Civil War.
      I do suspect some bias is involved there, but also the fact that modern day Germany likes to disassociate itself from it's Prussian past and it certainly didnt help that during WW2 a sizeable amount of the Military Archieve in Potsdam burned down due to allied bombing raids.

    • @randomdude2026
      @randomdude2026 Год назад +10

      @@MajorCoolD Every German learns about this war in school. In Germany it is known. The reason it is not well known internationally is because it was a minor conflict. The Danes never had a chance of winning but atarted the war regardles.
      The battle and the war is important for Danish and German history but not really that important in world history.

    • @kalterverwalter4516
      @kalterverwalter4516 Год назад +2

      The Thing IS and I dont mean that with Anny disrespect. But Denmark is Not "Important" enough that. Angelo Saxon Histeography is the Most Important in the West.

    • @emilioglz.carrillodealborn9175
      @emilioglz.carrillodealborn9175 Год назад

      I always thought the most famous battle for Denmark was the battle of Lyndanisse

    • @srenclausen8534
      @srenclausen8534 Год назад +1

      ​@@kalterverwalter4516how ironic that this battle takes place in the homeland of the anglo-saxons

  • @exeexecutor
    @exeexecutor Год назад +10

    I lived in Dybbøl, the redouts are on a small hill. Also when Rolf Krake was handed over to Denmark in 1863 it was the first iron clad outside of USA with turning turrets.

    • @nvelsen1975
      @nvelsen1975 Год назад +3

      Nope, HMS Trusty (1861) had a turret. And before that an impromptu turret ship/monitor had been built during the Crimean War, called the Lady Nancy.
      In 1863 HMS Prince Albert was also already being built.
      Unsurprisingly those ships and the Rolf Krake were all designed by Cowper Phipps Coles, the turret inventor, basically.
      That said, secondary guns had been built in casemate turrets before that time.

  • @danielsantiagourtado3430
    @danielsantiagourtado3430 Год назад +10

    Haubtizen! Prussia's go to for a damn good reason! Let's go!

  • @hmvollbanane1259
    @hmvollbanane1259 9 месяцев назад +6

    What's most fascinating about this is that 40000 soldiers were deployed in this battle and not even 500 were killed. Really shows the difference between the "old" warfare and the industrial warfare that took place 30 years later

    • @simonthomsen8578
      @simonthomsen8578 4 месяца назад

      I don't think so. The prussian rifles were more modern (not having to stand up while loading, loading slightly quicker etc.). But they weren't as precise as the danish guns, that were just the standard back then. The prussians had better canons - but more importantly, they had twice as many, and they blasted the redoubts to smithereens for 2,5 months before they stormed them with a 4:1 advantage. AND the prussian soldiers got better and two years longer military education. I really don't think the technology was the most important part of the danish defeat. That's quite a myth.

  • @Artur_M.
    @Artur_M. Год назад +8

    It's very interesting to learn details of the conflict I've only knew the most basics facts about.

  • @danielsantiagourtado3430
    @danielsantiagourtado3430 Год назад +9

    Great video as always! loved the Haubitzen and bismarck's politcal acumen! Can't wait to see the brother's war!

  • @MulleDullen
    @MulleDullen Год назад +4

    Great video. Thank you for presenting us about a war that many might not know about, yet became a stepping stone for an empire.

  • @DanielWW2
    @DanielWW2 Год назад +8

    Looks like its "Haubitzen" time.

    • @wagnercarvalho1854
      @wagnercarvalho1854 Год назад +3

      I was thinking about this during the whole vídeo. HAUBITZEN.

    • @ohauss
      @ohauss Год назад

      @@wagnercarvalho1854
      12- und 24-Pfünder geriffelte Feldkanonen mit Hinterlader. Sie haben eine Reichweite von 5 Kilometern mit unerhörter Präzision. Halten Sie sich die Ohren zu, meine Herren - der Krach an sich ist tödlich!

  • @ohauss
    @ohauss Год назад +5

    Hrolf Krake was good for preventing naval intervention, but for influencing the battle on land, it just didn't have enough firepower, compared to the dozens of guns the Prussians had.

  • @kiankier7330
    @kiankier7330 6 месяцев назад +2

    Would we see a video on the first war? the 3-year wars between 1848-1851.
    Also if anyone wants to learn more about this battle. Check out Danish Defence Documentaries, they have a documentary about it with English sub

  • @thebigone6071
    @thebigone6071 Год назад +6

    I love these battles where just tons of historical cheeks get clapped all at once! It’s awesome! Thanks my ninja!

  • @cavalr1002
    @cavalr1002 Год назад +4

    The Danish Prime Minister of this time Was unfortunately a madman. he had spent years in an insane asylum Before he came to politics. it was only because his family was noble He was able to reach that kind of power. After the war him and his family immigrated to Australia Because he was mostly blamed for this entire ordeal. He did return in his later years But didn't really do anything. Regarding our King Christian the 9th. I would personally say he was just at the wrong place at the wrong time. He did very good in the first war when he served in the Danish army. And when it was decided that he was going to be the next king after our previous one died He was put into an extremely tough position. One of the reasons why he asked to join the German states. Was because from a Danish point of view We had lost a lot of territory during the last couple of years. The Napoleonic Wars and now this. So it was seen if they could join the German states it would be more secured and safe. But still to this day king Christian the 9th is still considered a very good king in our history.

  • @matthewct8167
    @matthewct8167 Год назад +2

    Great job as always 🎉

  • @KHK001
    @KHK001 Год назад +2

    Great video as always!

    • @HoH
      @HoH  Год назад +1

      Glad you enjoyed!

  • @mwnciboo
    @mwnciboo Год назад +4

    I once pulled a yacht into Sonderborg - and it has a lovely quay on the east Bank. I never knew about Dybbol or the importance of the hill across the Bridge. Shameful.

  • @berserker4940
    @berserker4940 7 месяцев назад

    Great video!

  • @SchlomoGoldbaum
    @SchlomoGoldbaum 4 месяца назад +1

    I am living in northern Germany in the town "Schleswig". "Mysunde" today is called "Missunde". Its 6km away from here. =)

  • @w.l.6258
    @w.l.6258 Год назад +1

    Piefke is the nickname Tyrol peoples use to name germans, even those from Bavaria. The austrian TV show called "die Piefke saga" is very funny. Pieke is for the prussian helmet with a point on it.

  • @feldgeist2637
    @feldgeist2637 Год назад +3

    6:10 can be archaeologically confirmed
    once came across one of their abandoned positions while detecting and a whole corner of the field was littered with 6pounder canon balls and some canister shot...dozens of the balls still pose a safety hazard in my garden, lying around in groups on flat ground but camouflaged (overgrown) and just waiting for a victim to step on them and do the Hip Breaker version of the Marble Dance....

  • @tomhoni9642
    @tomhoni9642 Год назад +1

    watch the danish miniseries 1864. Good depiction of all the important battles in that war

  • @larssgaardsrensen1871
    @larssgaardsrensen1871 4 месяца назад

    The final and even more catastrophic loss for the Danes was not the actual Battle of Dybbøl, but the ensuing invasion of Als and the destruction of the Danish Army.

  • @manfredselck9599
    @manfredselck9599 Год назад +6

    You should have mentioned that Danemark breaked the contract of London.Therefore England did not intervene. And they conquered a part of Holstein, which was part of the old german federation. The last point was the casus belli.

    • @HoH
      @HoH  Год назад +2

      I covered that in part 1 & 2! 😉

  • @alannolan5126
    @alannolan5126 Год назад +2

    Can U do a Video of the Battle of United Kingdom vs Denmark when the British Navy Attack all the Neutral Country's that weren't part of the Continental System in Napoleon Wars too sink all the Navy and make sure that Napoleon can make a Navy the can Challenge the British Navy

  • @pkparck
    @pkparck Год назад +2

    it would be possible a video about the reconquista in Spain?

  • @dm8336
    @dm8336 Год назад

    I would be grateful if you can send a link to the epic background music from 19:08 onward, thanks :)

  • @Sushantrajgiri
    @Sushantrajgiri Год назад

    Could you possibly do a Video on Anglo- Nepal War???

  • @torbenjohansen6955
    @torbenjohansen6955 Год назад +1

    You can visit the Battlefield today it has a nice Museum will leave a link to the Museum

  • @markmulligan571
    @markmulligan571 Год назад

    Request you cover another topic. As I understand it, actual battles were fought between the purely Prussian Army and the Armies of Saxony and Bavaria separately, before those were folded into the German Imperial Army. I am not sure how or when, and what the Austrian Army was doing at the time. The French lost big diplomatically because those lesser States were mostly Catholic? And thus potential neutrals or allies with the French, had they not been defeated in detail? Please explain all this. Thank you for your excellent presentations so far.

  • @VERDIENSTORDEN
    @VERDIENSTORDEN 10 месяцев назад

    Could you possibly list the sources for the video having a hard time finding info on the Danish commanders

  • @MrBalladean
    @MrBalladean 11 месяцев назад +1

    Love your videos! But I have to correct you. The Danish army had not 20.000 trops left after dannevirke, but over 35.000 men left! But yes 20.000 was sent to Dybbøl, while the the other 15.000 trops, where spread through out jutland and Fyn 👍

  • @eriklinkogel6399
    @eriklinkogel6399 6 месяцев назад

    Wrangel and inexperieced? That guy had a military carrer of almost 70 years at this poont. He fought through the entirety of the Napoleonic Wars with distinction and was highly decorated. He was reliefed of his command during the Second Schleswig War, because he was simply to old and slow by this time.

    • @HoH
      @HoH  6 месяцев назад +1

      Inexperienced in modern warfare - he still thought in terms of Napoleonic tactics, when the methods and means had shifted towards a different style of warfare. I could have worded that better, apologies.

    • @eriklinkogel6399
      @eriklinkogel6399 6 месяцев назад

      @@HoH yes. Overaging was a serious problem in the Prussian army mid 19th century. Lots of regimental commanders were well over 60 or even 70 at that time. Even some company level officers were pretty old

  • @nationalist464
    @nationalist464 Год назад

    Will you be covering all wars of unification ?

    • @HoH
      @HoH  Год назад +3

      100%!

  • @thexkey8862
    @thexkey8862 Год назад

    What about sankelmark Vejle and alsen?

  • @bcvetkov8534
    @bcvetkov8534 6 месяцев назад

    Can you imagine what would've happened if Denmark joined the North German confederation?
    Very cool what if scenario that's for sure.
    It's a shame the Danish didn't take the deal where they got to keep Northern Schleswig. They would have to wait until after WWI to get it back.

  • @oliverpearson1577
    @oliverpearson1577 11 месяцев назад

    Is there any course of action or outcome in any of these videos that isn't 'significant'?

  • @niko7626
    @niko7626 10 месяцев назад +2

    HAUBITZEN!

  • @Tasla1
    @Tasla1 10 месяцев назад +1

    Honour to the dead of both sides.

  • @nivedkoladimootheri278
    @nivedkoladimootheri278 6 месяцев назад

    Bismark had a plan....Bismark always...always had a plan......

  • @rigsforstander
    @rigsforstander 10 месяцев назад

    Hello 👋 funny story
    Last night I saw you video about the Dane’s battle 1864
    Have a medal 🏅 in my parents house it belongs to my great great grandfather because he was fighting in 1864

  • @janlindtner305
    @janlindtner305 Год назад

    👍👍👍

  • @beepboop204
    @beepboop204 Год назад

  • @kaloyanradkov8962
    @kaloyanradkov8962 Год назад +2

    Meine Herren, Haubitzen!!

  • @simonthomsen8578
    @simonthomsen8578 8 месяцев назад

    Small mistake - the 8th brigade actually reached and stormed the mill - on you animation, it looks like the attack came to a halt before the mill was reached. But great video!!

  • @AnvilMAn603
    @AnvilMAn603 9 месяцев назад

    HOWITZERS!!!!!

  • @nirfz
    @nirfz Год назад

    Gottfried von Piefke in this war? Ok, i did not see that comming!
    Little mix of fun facts and urban myth: Supposedly the same Mr. Piefke and a military orchester were at the head of the victory parade the prussians held on austrian territory after the austro-prussian war.
    And some in the crowd shouted something like "The Piefkes are comming" meaning Piefke and his orchestra. This allegedly stuck with the crowd and they started using the word for "prussians" and later other northern germans. (bavarians rarely got and get this nickname rarely because the distinction often was by language, and the bavarians and most of austria are from the same dialect group)
    This nickname is stll in use today.
    Not always and not for everybody, mostly when "there is a need" for a negative word instead of using the word "german".
    (If for example an austrian football fan for whatever reason watched a match between the german national team and a different team at a World Cup and is of the opinion, that the referee advantaged the germans, he won't say "the referee advantaged the germans" he might say "the referee advantaged the Piefkes")
    But i think nobody needs to feel bad for them, it's not like they wouldn't have similiar or worse for us😁.
    And to the pronounciation, you were close the second time you mentioned him.
    The "ie" in german is a just a long "i" and that means for english speakers it would be closest if they pronounce the name as "Peefke"
    (the last letter is an e which in german sounds like the "e" in the english words "beg" and "leg"
    But after this video i start to question if this nickname could not already have originated in this war🤔

    • @Arltratlo
      @Arltratlo 11 месяцев назад

      i call Austrians who try to insult me North Italians.... works with Bavarian´s well, too!

  • @yourroyalchungusness
    @yourroyalchungusness Год назад

    5:04 Prussia actually seen and participate in the first schleswig war in 1848 so it's not exactlu half a century that Prussia didn't participate in any interstate conflicts

    • @manfredselck9599
      @manfredselck9599 Год назад +2

      1848 was a fight of the inhabitans of Schleswig Holstein against the Danish goverment.There were civilians fighting a professional danish army. If Prussia would have joined they would not have lost the war.

    • @feldgeist2637
      @feldgeist2637 Год назад

      ​@@manfredselck9599 in the first year we were aided by some prussian contingents

  • @Black-Fish
    @Black-Fish Год назад +1

    Just imagine a Grosse Deutschland including Austrian empire and Kingdom of Denmarck. And perform a kulture kampf spreading out the minorities in lure of employment and moving in german people in those territory. This germany would have been a beast on its own

    • @Arltratlo
      @Arltratlo 11 месяцев назад

      the German empire became a industrial power house only minor to the USA before WW1....Made in Germany been invented by the Brits, had bite them in the ass for 140 years now!

  • @christopherarnold3844
    @christopherarnold3844 Год назад +2

    In American schools you only learn of the civil war during to he 1860s funny how these other wars were going on at the same time. It feels so set up .

    • @sijul6483
      @sijul6483 Год назад

      You also hardly ever hear of the Sioux Wars either. These started around the time of the ACW in partial thanks to the Federal government's policies.

    • @Arltratlo
      @Arltratlo 11 месяцев назад

      many Americans dont even know they fought the Brits in 1776,
      some think WW2 been in the 1960s....
      and some cant find the USA on a map of Africa, because Africa is a country, not a continent!
      ... i know that the USA isnt in Africa, because i am living north from Africa!

  • @mayachico9766
    @mayachico9766 9 месяцев назад

    Do you do videos on Ukraine?

  • @AndersGetherSoerensen
    @AndersGetherSoerensen 8 месяцев назад

    Miserable danke politicians with a haughtiness and total lack of sense of reality. In addition, a military leadership that somehow understood the new military technologies and the navy.
    For example, you didn't want to buy the new breech-loading rifles because you were afraid that the soldiers would spill the ammunition and could shoot too much.
    The Danish armored ship was not deployed during the storm because they were afraid of and in the middle of it. nor when the Germans crossed over and went ashore at Als.
    The defeat changed Denmark forever. The loss was too great. The slogan "What is lost outwardly must be gained inwardly" set Denmark's development in motion. Before the war, Danish agriculture was directed against Germany. After the war against England. New technologies within agriculture as well as new ways of organizing caused a major upheaval of everything in Denmark.
    Denmark withdrew politically and everything that came from outside is of evil. Something that still partially applies. The Danish people's soul still has scars from that defeat.
    the danke school system komtilog included all children because everyone was needed. And things flourished culturally and have since been called the Danish Golden Age. H.C.Andersen, Søren Kirkegaard The Skagen painters etc. etc. became important elements in creating the new Denmark you could be proud of.
    The cooperative movement within agriculture and in the labor movement became the beginning of the modern welfare state. And in 1933 a very famous political settlement was concluded with the most important political parties in Denmark; The Kanslergade settlement. It was the start of cooperative democracy. Denmark had chosen a different line than Germany. Because on the same day, Hitler was installed as chancellor.

  • @mohammedsaysrashid3587
    @mohammedsaysrashid3587 Год назад

    Thank you (House of History ) channel for sharing this informative, historical interest and enjoyable watching 👀 video ...good luck and best wishes for yourself and your channel🤍 🙏 🤍

  • @bulldowozer5858
    @bulldowozer5858 Год назад +3

    Imagine if all of Denmark became part of Germany...

    • @exeexecutor
      @exeexecutor Год назад +3

      They did 77 years later

    • @brittakriep2938
      @brittakriep2938 Год назад +3

      In early 19th century , before 1848, there had been good relations between Denmark and German Federation. And danish Royal Family is basicly german ( House of Oldenburg). If there had been a tolerant leadership of German Federation, it would have been not totally impossible to include Denmark into German Federation.

    • @ryanjuguilon213
      @ryanjuguilon213 Год назад

      Britain and Russia will not tolerate it

  • @athelloren1741
    @athelloren1741 Год назад

    Seems real war not like war game before videos, before videos casulties was 50 something like joke dont tell us 50 person dead ''wars'' real wars like this at least thousand xd

  • @swordsnspearguy5945
    @swordsnspearguy5945 7 месяцев назад +1

    Haubitzen

  • @IGotBoergs
    @IGotBoergs Год назад +5

    To hear about our German leadership back then even in situations i‘d oppose now is so disheartening when compared to the spineless vessels we call our officials today …
    No courage, no consideration of their own people, only concerned about being elected again and gaining more and more powerful positions to further their career.

    • @patrickmunneke8348
      @patrickmunneke8348 10 месяцев назад

      I feel you. It's like we no longer belong in our own countries.

    • @SPARTA1581
      @SPARTA1581 9 месяцев назад

      You mean a leadership that didnt Care for Its citizens and used to Stop Protests by gunning them down? Or the government that lied to Its peole about the reasons behind their wars? No thanks

    • @danishcommander4dk
      @danishcommander4dk 4 месяца назад

      Then go on and vote your stupid AfD. It won't end different than it did in World War II! The traffic light coalition also has its mistakes but it's for sure better than CDU and AfD!

  • @clarkstartrek
    @clarkstartrek Год назад +2

    Meanwhile, at this moment, the United States was Continuing to fight its Civil War!

  • @loslobos786
    @loslobos786 Год назад

    FOR DENMARK!!!! RAH RAH RAH RAH RAH RAH!!!

  • @Jannik-augustus
    @Jannik-augustus 7 месяцев назад

    🇩🇰🇩🇰🇩🇰

  • @Orleborle
    @Orleborle 11 месяцев назад

    Denmark would have had a far more military campaign if it wasn’t for nationalistic fervour in the capital and lack of political realism

  • @charlesferdinand422
    @charlesferdinand422 5 месяцев назад +1

    I don't care how much spam World of Warships tries to shove down my throat or if they sponsor every single video in every channel in YT, I'm still NEVER playing their stupid fucking videogames.
    And Raid's Law states that any app/product that spends as much time and money in marketing as Raid: Shadow Legends does is either utter garbage, filled with predatory microtransactions or both.

  • @GreenfieldPortfolioResearch
    @GreenfieldPortfolioResearch Год назад

    bismarck, like fouchet and jp morgan was an agent of the war financiers. despicable role that is.

  • @alexanderrose1556
    @alexanderrose1556 Год назад

    These videos are good but.. man is your pronouncation of danish names just... very bad i am sorry to say.

  • @kristianklitgaard1750
    @kristianklitgaard1750 11 месяцев назад

    you have not taken into account the technical differences at all, which was the decisive factor as to why Denmark could not respond again and lost the war so quickly. The Germans had just received breech-loading rifles, while the Danes still had to make do with front-loading guns, and this advantage also affected the canons. The only advantage the Danes had was at sea.
    but Denmark was later given the opportunity to get it all back during later peace negotiations after the First World War. and again we invented the first machine gun. so yes we could have the answer again. But we chose peace, hoping to live peacefully with our neighbors. but yes, it hurts to be a descendant of Svend Tveskæg, to drive across the border and know that the Germans stole our country.
    ruclips.net/video/k5V1mVT_-mg/видео.html

    • @shiroamakusa8075
      @shiroamakusa8075 10 месяцев назад +5

      Your ancestors started a war over them which they lost. They gambled it away, it wasn't "stolen".

    • @kristianklitgaard1750
      @kristianklitgaard1750 9 месяцев назад

      @@shiroamakusa8075 I have an ancestor who was mayor of Flensburg, and of course you send German speakers up to live in Schleswig-Holstein who were allowed to vote for the country to be taken to Germany. on top of this my ancestors built Dannevirke. So yes, it has a sentimental value for us in DK.

    • @spyran5839
      @spyran5839 7 месяцев назад

      @@kristianklitgaard1750Still the population of south Slesvig was majority German even before the Prussians gained the land it was a demographic shift started in medieval times. If the danish crown hadn’t pushed for full annexation and integration of German dominated areas into the kingdom the Germans would hardly have had an excuse to invade.
      Also the argument of Prussia/Germany pushing germans into north and south slesvig to change the demographics is entirely made up by revanchists, it was however true that the German empire tried to assimilate the Danes by having mandatory German schools and German speaking churches which isn’t much better.
      Altogether we can be happy that the self determination ended up winning in the 1919 elections and both sides respecting and protecting the minorities in their sides after 1949. (Even if one side takes it far more seriously than the other nowadays.)

  • @UndergroundDev
    @UndergroundDev Год назад +2

    HAUBITZEN!