Its loser war followed Gideon von Krismanic's plans to concentrate defensively around Olmutz, but court-martialed him one day before the decisive battle of this war.
The winners of this war intended to envelop the loser's army at the Bystrice pocket, but failed. Its loser war followed Gideon von Krismanic's plans to concentrate defensively around Olmutz, but court-martialed him one day before the decisive battle of this war. A side in this war used the Nordbahn railroad to transport its troops. Negotiations to end this war began at Nikolsburg and led to a Treaty of Prague, ceding Venice to the victorious side. The battle of (*) Langensalza was a Hanoverian defeat in it, as well as the first use of the Dreyse "needle gun". General Benedek commanded the losing side in the decisive battle of this war at Koniggratz, and it caused the rise of a North German Confederation led by Prussia. For 10 points, name this central European war in 1866.
The winners of this war intended to envelop the loser's army at the Bystrice pocket, but failed.
Austro-Prussian War [or Austro-Prusso-Italian War; or Seven Weeks's War]