Taking place near Sadowa ( Sadov?) in Bohemia on 3 July 1866, it was an example of battlefield concentration, a convergence of multiple units at the same location to trap and / or destroy an enemy force between them.
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South of it, at the confluence of the Wuhle with the Spree, there was a tourist restaurant called " Sadowa " after Sadov? the decisive battle of the Austro-Prussian War which gave the station its name.
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Guests : Anna Mierzwa, Andrzej Seweryn, Lidia Sadowa, Natalia Sikora, PaweB CioBkosz, Marcin Jdrzejewski, PaweB Krucz, Wojciech BBach, Magdalena KisiaBa i Izabela ZieliDska, SBawomir Kowalski Iluzjonista Menello, PaweB Aigner, Karolina Bacia.
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More than anyone else I want to repair the results of Sadowa, but if find the occasion extremely badly chosen . " The right wing of the Assembly erupted with insults, calling him a traitor, a fool and worthless old man.
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:The alliance, proposed two years before 1870, between France, Italy, and Austria, was never concluded because Napoleon III . . . would never consent to the occupation of Rome by Italy . . . . He wished Austria to avenge Sadowa, either by taking part in a military action, or by preventing South Germany from making common cause with Prussia . . . . If he could ensure, through Austrian aid, the neutrality of the South German States in a war against Prussia, he considered himself sure of defeating the Prussian army, and thus would remain arbiter of the European situation.
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"Viennese society had, since the days of Austria's eclipse at Sadowa, sought to conceal the injured patriotic emotions born of that disaster by affecting a hysterical sort of gaiety which was somewhat foreign to the real character of the people . . . like all forced characteristics, the new-found frivolity of the Viennese degenerated quickly into a positive mania for wickedness, without, at the same time, taking on any of the picturesque artistry which conceals and often condones the refined viciousness of Parisians . . . who, also, after 1870, went through for many years a phase of social madness similar to that which affected Austria . . . . Viennese society was probably the most dissipated in Europe, and so became a happy mart for ladies of that type that serves the foibles of a prince ."
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In the months that followed, Thiers criticized the Emperor's costly and doomed expedition to conquer Mexico, He also condemned the Emperor's principle of nationalities, as applied in Italy, of supporting the unification into one country of small states whose populations spoke a common language . " This principle will lead, " Thiers said, " one day or the other, to a policy of race which will generate future wars . " On 3 May 1866, When war seemed likely between Prussia and Austria over the Prussian annexation of Holstein, Thiers told the assembly : " If Prussia is successful, we will see the creation of a new German Empire; the Empire of Charles V . which once resided in Vienna, will now reside in Berlin; an Empire which will press against our borders . . . " After the crushing defeat of Austria by Prussia at the Battle of Sadowa, Thiers declared, " It was France which was defeated at Sadowa . " On 14 March 1867, he told the Assembly : " France has no more allies in Europe.
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In the months that followed, Thiers criticized the Emperor's costly and doomed expedition to conquer Mexico, He also condemned the Emperor's principle of nationalities, as applied in Italy, of supporting the unification into one country of small states whose populations spoke a common language . " This principle will lead, " Thiers said, " one day or the other, to a policy of race which will generate future wars . " On 3 May 1866, When war seemed likely between Prussia and Austria over the Prussian annexation of Holstein, Thiers told the assembly : " If Prussia is successful, we will see the creation of a new German Empire; the Empire of Charles V . which once resided in Vienna, will now reside in Berlin; an Empire which will press against our borders . . . " After the crushing defeat of Austria by Prussia at the Battle of Sadowa, Thiers declared, " It was France which was defeated at Sadowa . " On 14 March 1867, he told the Assembly : " France has no more allies in Europe.
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