This war saw the defeat of Eduard Clam-Gallas by a commander who controlled an army at Huhnerwasser and Munchengratz. One of the battles in this conflict saw von Arentschildt fight an army whose leaders included General Beyer and von Falkenstein. A conflict in this war's counterpart saw a fleet controlled by Carlo de Persano square off against Wilhelm von Tegetthoff. The treaty ending this war let Italy acquire Venetia and Prussia annexed Nassau. As a result of this war, the province of Schleswig-Holstein was acquired by Prussia, as was Hanover. This war's only naval battle was at Lissa and its final battle was Koniggratz, which led to the Peace of Prague. Sometimes called the Austro-Prussia
This war saw the defeat of Eduard Clam-Gallas by a commander who controlled an army at Huhnerwasser and Munchengratz. One of the battles in this conflict saw von Arentschildt fight an army whose leaders included General Beyer and von Falkenstein. A conflict in this war's counterpart saw a fleet controlled by Carlo de Persano square off against Wilhelm von Tegetthoff. The treaty ending this war let Italy acquire Venetia and Prussia annexed Nassau. As a result of this war, the province of Schleswig-Holstein was acquired by Prussia, as was Hanover. This war's only naval battle was at Lissa and its final battle was Koniggratz, which led to the Peace of Prague. Sometimes called the Austro-Prussian War, for ten points, name this conflict named for its duration, an equivalent of 49 days.
This war saw the defeat of Eduard Clam-Gallas by a commander who controlled an army at Huhnerwasser and Munchengratz.
{Seven Weeks} War (accept {Austro-Prussian} War early)