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Otto von Bray-Steinburg

Bavarian prime minister
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  • German Empire
    German Empire
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    Otto von Bray-Steinburg, the Bavarian prime minister, held out against any real union and demanded special treatment for Bavaria. Bismarck turned his flank by securing the incorporation of Baden into the North German Confederation. Bavaria and Württemberg then negotiated separate treaties of union, which were…

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    Otto von Bray-Steinburg, the Bavarian prime minister, held out against any real union and demanded special treatment for Bavaria. Bismarck turned his flank by securing the incorporation of Baden into the North German Confederation. Bavaria and Württemberg then negotiated separate treaties of union, which were…

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