After returning to the Brandenburg Palace, Wilhelm stood in front of the floor-to-ceiling windows of his study and looked out at the bustling streets of Brandenburg, where Wilhelm's palace was located in the center of Brandenburg.
The history of Brandenburg is nothing short of legendary.
In recent history, Brandenburg has played an extraordinary role, being the birthplace of two world wars, which once darkened the whole world, especially Europe.
Around the same time, on the banks of the River Spree, the town of Brandenburg was founded by Abbot, Count of the Brandenburg Frontier.
The crest of the town, nicknamed by the Earl, is a standing black bear.
Nowadays, near the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, there is a standing sculpture group of bears named after various countries, and there is also a "Chinese bear" among them.
The "Brandenburg-Cohen" two-town alliance is founded.
Sigismund, Holy Roman Emperor of the German Nation, bestowed the state of Brandenburg to the House of Hohenzollern, and "Berlin-Cohen" became the capital of the state of Brandenburg.
The Hohenzollerns founded the Duchy of Prussia.
The Duchy of Prussia entered into an alliance with Brandenburg.
The Union was renamed the Kingdom of Prussia, and Berlin-Cohen and the three nearby towns were merged and officially named Berlin, becoming the capital of the Kingdom of Prussia.
The "German Confederation" was founded in Vienna, and it included 38 members.
After that, Prussia and Austria began a struggle for dominance of the "German Confederation".
In January, the Prussian army won a decisive battle.
Austria withdrew from the "German Confederation", and at this time, the four states of the "German Confederation" to the south and immediately adjacent to France still maintained the idea that both Rusz and France were fighting them.
The Franco-Prussian War broke out.
The following year, Prussia won, the Prussian army occupied Paris, and King Wilhelm I of Prussia proclaimed the establishment of the German Empire headed by Prussia at the Palace of Versailles, with Wilhelm I as Emperor of the German Empire and Bismarck as Prime Minister.
At this point, Germany was completely unified and Dublin.
During the Prussian era, the city of Berlin developed rapidly.
The Berlin-Potsdam railway is opened.
The world's first tram was put into service in Berlin.
The Yuelin Metro was officially opened, with a total length of 6 kilometers.
In the late 19th century, dozens of new factories were built in Berlin every year, and culture and art flourished like never before.
Berlin has a population of about 60,000.
The population reaches the year, and the population reaches again The population of Berlin was the only one left after the war, and even in Imabayashi it was not yet at the pre-World War II level.
The "Iron and Blood Policy" was successful in Bismarck's hands, and its impact on Germany was far-reaching.
However, its risks were later overlooked by most Germans, as the saying goes, "those who succeed are not to blame".
However, even Bismarck's own blood policy "was not very sure of success, and before he led 250,000 Prussian troops to a decisive battle with 280,000 Austrian troops, he even brought poison with him, preparing to commit suicide by poison in the event of defeat, putting the whole country and his own fate into a big gamble."
Hitler inherited the mantle of Bismarck, and more than that.
As Heraclitus said, "It is impossible to step into the same river twice", Bismarck won, but Hitler lost.
Moonkov launched the Battle of Berlin, and the Soviet Red Army laid siege to the German army.
At the cost of nearly 80,000 dead and many wounded, the Soviets captured Berlin.
The Germans fought over the Reichstag, and eventually the Soviets planted the red flag on the roof of the Reichstag.
More than 1 hour after the Capitol was lost, Nozomi Teller commits suicide.
After that, the German High Command, in its last circular issued, said: "...
The contributions and sacrifices made by the German Navy have made our enemies have to be admired.
Every soldier can proudly and unashamedly lay down his arms and work courageously and confidently for the happiness of our people in the most difficult time in our history. ...
The smoke over Berlin cleared, and it was calm like never before.
Long live peace!
” The remnants of the German army came out of the bunker one after another and accepted the fact of the defeat of Germany.
Post-war Berlin was devastated.
During World War II, 50,000 civilians in Berlin were killed and half of their houses were destroyed.
The buildings were destroyed, food and clothing were denied, public facilities could not be operated, and all the subway equipment was dismantled and transported by the Soviet army.
"Berlin is dead!"
But the people of Berlin have built a new Berlin from the ruins thanks to their entrepreneurship.
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Now, there is a long queue of people who visit the Capitol every day, and there is a long line outside the gate.
The glory and remnants of the Reichstag can be seen on the circular display wall inside the newly renovated glass dome of the Reichstag, and a photograph of Hitler standing at the Reichstag meeting is also printed on it, reminding and revealing visitors.
Today, Unter den Linden, which was formerly part of the "East Berlin", is Berlin's most famous street, and the entire length of the street is close to the historical site of Berlin.
The linden trees on the street are sparse.
The exquisite word is interpreted as "linden tree" in the "German-Chinese Dictionary" co-edited by Tongji and Shangwai of Peking University, which should have a foundation.
The word "Bodhi tree" is likely to have been mistranslated by the first translator, and has been used by later generations.
The Bodhi tree is native to India, and according to legend, the Buddha Shakyamuni cultivated under the Bodhi tree to achieve positive fruits.
The Brandenburg Gate is a witness to the rise and fall of Berlin: Napoleon led his troops to capture Berlin, and Napoleon also received the "Berlin City Key" under the city gate with great vigor; The soldiers and civilians of Berlin celebrated the victory of Waterloo here, and they once again celebrated the reunification of Germany; Here Hitler inspected his troops; Soviets passed through the door; The Berlin Wall was erected not far from the gate, the Brandenburg Gate was on the East Berlin side, and the Berlin subway was split in two; The citizens of Berlin cheered the fall of the Berlin Wall.
After Napoleon led the French army into Berlin, he ordered the removal of the statue of the goddess and the four-horse chariot on the city gate, and brought it back to Paris Prussia won the war of liberation.
During World War II, the statue of the goddess and the four-horse chariot were blown up, and later antiquities experts recast a set of four-horse chariot and goddess statues based on the plaster casts and archival photographs that were excavated, but only when they were reinstalled Removed the Iron Cross and the Prussian Eagle from the Goddess's Scepter.
When the Berlin Wall fell, many Berliners were said to have weptly and cheered, "Beethoven's Ode to Joy was played under the Landenburg Gate where Germany was reunited."