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As someone who is interested in German and European history, this is a book I have wanted to read for a long time.
The most important thing that can be said about this book is, in the words of Ibn Khaldun, "Geography is destiny." You will witness the journey of Germany's history from ancient times to the present. A state that existed in the east of the Roman Empire between the Rhine River and the Elbe River for almost 2000 years after the migration of tribes.
In 58 BC, the new governor of Gaul, Julius Caesar, eager to wage a war of conquest to gain fame and pay off his debts, gave them a name; Germani…
Slavs AD. 982 repelled the Germans.
The Germans tried once again in 1147.
They managed to displace the Slavs as far as the Oder river.
The Teutonic knights advanced until they were crushed by the Poles in 1410.
Prussia was born under Polish suzerainty in 1525 as an act of rebellion against Rome.
In 1814, Prussia, a satellite of Russia, suffered a fit of madness and became very powerful.
He gained fame by fighting against Sweden (the war that started the famous Prussian invincibility)
West Germany's inability to unite enabled Prussia to take them over after a single major war in 1866.
Prussia crushed France in 1870. The struggle ended in 1945 with the eternal loss of eastern Elbiya and the Russian colony.
In 1991, the capital was moved from Bonn to Berlin.
