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Caricature on war fatigue in the winter, 1870

A freezing officer. Caricature from the Kladderadatsch about the Franco-Prussian War in the winter. Zuvor wurde in der Rede zur Eröffnung des Reichstages der in Europa seit 14 Tagen herrschende Friede gelobt.

French caricature of Prussia, 1866

An oversized Prussian soldier catches people with both hands. French caricature of Prussia a few years before the Franco-German War. nicht sichtbare Bildunterschrift: Der neue Gulliver

French caricature on the Franco-German War, 1870

French soldiers entice German soldiers with pickled cabbage, French caricature on the Franco-German War in 1870-1871.

French caricature on the amount of war reparations, 1871

A Prussian soldier crawls out from under a pile of money bags. French caricature on the amount of war reparations after the Franco-German War. nicht sichtbarer Text: 'Ich habe dich damit überschüttet, ich wollte dich damit erdrücken.'

French caricature of the German-Italian relations, 1871/72

A Prussian army boot stands on a German map, while the Italian boot, with face and royal crown, looks up to him obediently. Französische Karikatur von 1871 vermutlich über die sich anbahnenden freundschaftlichen Beziehungen zwischen Deutschland und Italien.

French cartoon about the cession of Alsace to Germany, 1871

A German chains an iron ball with the label Alsace to his leg, French cartoon about the forced cession of Alsace after the Franco-German War in 1871.

French caricature on the Prussian legal opinion, 1864

A powerful Prussian raises his arm to smash something with his fist in front of spectators. French caricature on the Prussian legal opinion. Unterschrift: Ein Professor des neuen preussischen Rechts entwickelt den Lehrsatz: 'Macht geht vor Recht. Biceps, der Teufel', ein Faustschlag, das ist alles.

French war propaganda, 1870-1871

'A Prussian firing squad takes a bead on a French woman, presumably on Marianne. Caption: 'La force et le courage' - The might and the courage.'

English caricature on the siege of Paris, 1871

A woman (Paris) is attacked by three dogs (fire, sword, famine). In the background Helmuth von Moltke, Emperor William I and Otto von Bismarck are watching.

French war propaganda to the Franco-Prussian War, 1870/1871

A German soldier as an occupier during the Franco-German War, steals a clock from a French household.

French caricature on the attempted rapprochement between Germany and France since 1871

Emperor William I and Otto von Bismarck make approaches to two French ladies, but they refuse it. Deutschland versucht nach 1871 eine vorsichtige Annährung an Frankreich, die jedoch abgelehnt wird.

A French woman playing the accordion in a parlor, 1870/71

'French war propaganda. Caption 'Avant la guerre', meaning before the war.' Die darstellung verweist vermutlich auf die französische Landeskultur, die es im deutsch-französischen Krieg 1870/71 zu verteidigen gilt.

French war propaganda, 1870/71

'A Prussian soldier closes the door of a room from inside in order to be alone with a French woman. Caption: 'Mon frere est sortie' - My brother is gone.' Französische Kriegspropaganda, die vor Bedrohungen und Vergewaltigungen durch preußische Soldaten warnt.

French caricature on the entry of the German troops into Paris, 1870/71

'Two Parisian children look at Prussian soldiers and officers behind a park fence that is guarded by a French soldier. Caption: 'Entree triomphale des Prussiens a Paris'. Triumphal entry of the Prussians in Paris.'

French caricature on the return of the German troops to Berlin, 1871

'General Helmuth von Moltke and Otto von Bismarck push a cart with spoils of war and Emperor William I. This is how they return to Berlin after the victory in the Franco-German War in 1871. Caption: 'Rentree triomphale a Berlin'. Triumphant return to Berlin.'

French war propaganda, 1870

'After killing a French woman, a Prussian soldier is overtaken by her husband. Caption: 'Un duel a mort' - A duel to the death.'

French caricature on Prussia's great power aspiration, 1866

A big French soldier measures the length of a small Prussian soldier and advises him, for his own good, not to grow any more.Franco-Prussian War 1870-1871, caricatures, Germany Französische Karikatur, nachdem Preußen 1866 den deutschen Krieg gewonnen hatte.

Victory telegram from Sedan, 01.09.1870

King William I of Prussia wrote to Queen Augusta about the victory of the Prussian army over the French army on the battlefield of Sedan.

Battle during the Franco-German War, 1870-71

German soldiers from Brandenburg push a horse cart with cannons on "Roter Berg" during a battle. Caption: "Arrival of the Brandenburg batteries on Roter Berg.

Battle during the Franco-German War, 18/08/1870

Battle in the cemetery of Saint-Privat during the Battle of Gravelotte in the Franco-Prussian War.

Battle in Woerth during the Franco-German War, 06.08.1870

Street fight in Woerth between French, Prussian and Bavarian soldiers during the Battle of Woerth in the Franco-German War

Battle during the Franco-German War, 01/09/1870

Battle of Bazeilles in the Franco-German War, drawing by A. Hoffmann.

Prussian soldiers at Issy, February 1871

Group picture of Prussian soldiers in the conquered and half-ruined fort of Issy at the end of the Franco-German War.

The Battle of Woerth during the Franco-German War, 06.08.1870

Mounted German officers order an attack in the Battle of Woerth during the Franco-German War on 06.08.1870

Prussian infantry during the Battle of Sedan, 01.09.1871

Prussian infantry in an attack during the Battle of Sedan in the Franco-German War on 01.09.1870

Bavarian soldiers in combat during the Battle of Sedan, 01.09.1870

Bavarian soldiers fight for Bazailles during the Battle of Sedan in the Franco-German War on 01.09.1870

King William I and his General Staff, 1870-71

King William I of Prussia with the General Staff on horseback after a battle in the Franco-German War, 1870-71

Battle of Artenay, 10.10.1870

Battle at Artenay between the I Bavarian Corps and the French Corps of the Loire Army during the Franco-German War on 10.10.1870

Battle of Beaumont near Sedan, 30.08.1871

The Battle of Beaumont shortly before the Battle of Sedan during the Franco-German War on 30.08.1870

Battle in Le Bourget in the Franco-German War, October 1870

German-French War 1870-1871, battles, Germany

Cavalry fight in the Franco-German War, 27.08.1870

Cavalry fight at Buzancy four days before the Battle of Sedan in the Franco-German War in 1870.

Battle of Champigny in the Franco-German War, 01.12.1870

Battle at Villiers-Champigny during the Franco-German War on 01.12.1870

The Battle of Coeuilly during the Franco-German war, 02/12/1870

Die Wuerttemberger bei Coeuilly a painting by Otto Faber du Faur from 1881.

Storming of Chateaudun during the Franco-German War, 18.10.1870

The Battle of Chateaudun at Orleans in the Franco-German War on 18.10.1870

Storming of Dijon in the Franco-German War, 30.10.1870

Attack of Prussian soldiers in the Battle of Dijon during the Franco-German War on 30.10.1870

Storming of the Gaisberg in the Franco-German War, 04.08.1870

German soldiers storm the Gaisberg during the Battle of Wissembourg in the Franco-German War on 04.08.1870

Cavalry fight at Mars la Tour during the Franco-German War, 16.08.1870

A cavalry action during the Battle of Mars-la-Tour in the Franco-German war on 16.08.1870

Surrender of the city of Metz in the Franco-German War on 29.10.1870

After the capitulation of Metz Marshal Bazaine hands over the city to the German generals on 29.10.1870

The Battle of Montbeliard in the Franco-German War, 15.12.1870

Attack of German soldiers during the battle at the snowy Montbeliard on 15.12.1870

Storming of Orleans in the Franco-German War, 03. / 04.12.1870

The Prussian-German troops stormed the city of Orleans in the Franco-German War at the beginning of December 1870.

Battle during the Franco-German War, 06.08.1870

Cavalry charge at Reichshoffen during the Battle of Woerth in the Franco-German War on 06.08.1870

Bismarck, Moltke and William I at Rezonville, 18.08.1870

Otto von Bismarck, Helmuth von Moltke and King William I of Prussia with officers and soldiers after the Battle of Rezonville during the Franco-German War of 1870-71.

French troops at St. Quentin, 19.01.1871

French troops in front of a ruined windmill in the Battle of St. Quentin in the German-Prussian War of 1870-71

Siege and bombardment of Strasbourg, 1870

The German artillery bombards the city of Strasbourg in August and September 1870 during the Franco-German War.

Flight of a French army in winter, 1870-71

The defeated French Eastern Army under General Bourbaki flees during the Franco-German war in winter through the Western Alps in Switzerland.

The burning Chateau de Saint-Cloud during the war, 13/10/1870

Prussian infantrymen in front of the burning Chateau de Saint-Cloud near Paris during the Franco-Prussian War in October 1870. Das Schloss wurde während des deutsch-französischen Krieges am 19. September 1870 durch preußische Truppen besetzt und am 13. Oktober von den auf dem Mont Valérien stationierten Batterien der Verteidiger der Stadt Paris beschossen und brannte ab.

Balloon gun in the Zeughaus in Berlin, 1870/71

A German balloon gun in the Zeughaus in Berlin that was used during the siege of Paris from 19/09/1870 to 28/01/1871 in the Franco-Prussian War. Hinterlader von Gussstahl mit Perkussionszündung und Rundkeilverschluss, Firma Krupp

German troops occupy Paris, 01.03.1871

German soldiers in the Rue du Bac in Paris after the capitulation of the city in the German-French War at the beginning of 1871.

Franco-German war: siege and conquest of Paris

Franco-German war: siege and conquest of Paris, Franco-Prussian 1870-1871, Germany

Street scene in the besieged Paris, 02.12.1870

During the siege of Paris in the Franco-German War of 1870-71 a group of soldiers encountered a funeral in Joinville-le-Pont.

King William I and Count Benedetti in Bad Ems, 13.07.1870

King William I of Prussia and the French ambassador to Prussia, Count Vincent Benedetti, in Bad Ems on the spa promenade. Benedetti überbrachte Wilhelm die Forderung Frankreichs nach einem immerwährenden Verzicht des Hauses Hohenzollern auf den spanischen Thron. Bismarck gab seine eigene Version der Vorgänge an die Öffentlichkeit, und die brüskierende Art der Darstellung wurde zum Stein des Anstoßes für den deutsch-französischen Krieg.

The Ems Dispatch, July 1870

The text of the Ems Dispatch edited by Bismarck, which ultimately incited France to declare the Franco-Prussian War of 1870-71.

The 'Friedensfeder'" (peace quill) in a contemporary publication, 1871"

A peace quill made of gold and jewelry pieces, the gift of a factory owner to Bismarck after the Franco- Prussian War of 1870/71, illustration in a contemporary publication in 1871.

Peace conference in Frankfurt, May 1871

Peace conference in Frankfurt with Otto Graf von Bismarck, Count Wartensleben, Freiherr von Arnim, Jules Favre, C. de Goulard, Count Hatzfeld, Pouyer-Quertier, Graf Henckel von Donnersmarck. Here was signed the Treaty of Frankfurt at the end of the Franco-German War.

Meeting of Napoleon III with Bismarck, 02.09.1870

Meeting of Napoleon III and Bismarck after the Battle of Sedan on the road to Donchery on 02.09.1870 during the Franco-German War

Emperor Napoleon III on the way to captivity, 02.09.1871

Bismarck accompanies on horse the carriage with Emperor Napoleon III, who is taken into captivity after the defeat at Sedan on 09.02.1870 in the German-French War.

Conversation between Napoleon III and Bismarck, 02.09.1870

Otto von Bismarck talking with the prisoner of war Emperor Napoleon III after the Battle of Sedan during the Franco-German War on 02.09.1870

Berliner people at the monument after the Battle of Sedan, 03.09.1870

Victory celebration in Berlin at the monument of Frederick the Great on 03.09.1870 after the victory in the Battle of Sedan in the Franco-German War.

Return of German troops to Berlin, 1871

The German troops march in Berlin after their victory in the Franco-German War of 1870-71.

Balloons in the besieged Paris, 1870/71

Balloons as a means of escape in the besieged Paris during the Franco-Prussian war in 1870/71.

Reille hands over the capitulation offer to King William, 01.09.1870

Adjutant General Count Reille hands over to King William I the capitulation offer of Napoleon III after the Battle of Sedan in the Franco-German War on 01.09.1870.

Public reading of the victory dispatch from Sedan in Berlin, 1870

From a balcony in Berlin is read to a crowd the despatch announcing the victory of the German troops at Sedan in the Franco-Prussian War.

August Kampf, court photographer with marching order , 1870

August Kampf, court photographer from Aachen who participated in the Franco-German War as the first war photographer.

Departure of a regiment in Berlin during the war, 1870

The 2nd Dragoon Guards regiment leaves Berlin while being cheered by the population during the German-French War 1870.

German troops invade Paris, 1871

After the capitulation of Paris in the Franco-Prussian War, the German troops move in the city on the Champs-Elysees in January 1871.

Group photo during the construction of a war memorial, 1883

Group photo. The head of Germania with bystanders at the construction of the Niederwalddenkmal to commemorate the victory in the Franco-German War, 1883.

Bismarck reads out the French declaration of war, 1870

Bismarck reads on a platform the French declaration of war on Prussia before Crown Prince Frederick William, King William I and General Moeltke.

German medical unit during the war, 1870-71

German medical unit in an occupied city during the Franco-German War of 1870-71.

Victory despatch from Sedan, 03.09.1870

The Victory despatch of King William I to Queen Augusta on the capitulation of the French at Sedan in the Franco-German War at the beginning of September 1870.

The German Army crossed the Seine at Corbeil, 1870

The 2nd Bavarian Army Corps crosses the Seine at Corbeil on the way to Paris during the Franco-German War, after a painting by Heinrich Lang.

French prisoners leave Metz

French prisoners of war after the capitulation of Metz at the end of October 1870 during the German-Prussian War.

French soldiers leave Alsace-Lorraine, 1871

After the defeat in the Franco-German War and the surrender of Alsace-Lorraine French soldiers leave the German territory.

King William I after the Battle of Sedan, 1870

The German soldiers cheer General Helmuth von Moeltke, Otto von Bismarck, Crown Prince Friedrich Wilhelm and King William I after the victory at Sedan in the Franco-German War at the beginning of September 1870.

Hospital in Mannheim for German and French soldiers, 1870-71

A military hospital in Mannheim, in which the German and French wounded soldiers were tended during the Franco-German War.

Prisoners of war at the Munich railway station, 1870-71

The civilian population of Munich marvels the first prisoners of the Franco-German War at the train station.

Document on the establishment of a German coalition, 1870

Document with the concluding sentence and the signatures of the protocol on the establishment of a German coalition from November 1870 during the Franco-German War, the first who signed was Bismarck.

Two German riders attacked from ambush, 1870-71

French attack from ambush on two German riders during the Franco-German War

Victory despatch from Gravelotte, 18.08.1870

This dispatch was dictated by King Wilhelm I to Count Bismarck after the victory at Gravelotte during the Franco-German War for Queen Augusta. Handwriting by Bismarck, signed by the king.

William I, Bismarck and Moltke during the siege of Paris, 1870

King William I, General Helmuth von Moltke and Otto von Bismarck watch from a hill the siege of Paris during the Franco-German War. Photo of a painting.

Monument in Kiel for the Franco-German War, 1871-1914

A relief on a monument in Kiel that reflects the militarism in Prussia from after 1870 until the First World War.

The proclamation of William I, 10.08.1870

'A proclamation of King William I, which he issued when crossing over the French border during the Franco-Prussian War, and has personally signed with 'Guillaume'.'

A weapon in the Franco-German War, 1870-1871

A muzzleloader Percussion pistol.

Monument near Ruedesheim to the German-French War, 1871

A monument near Ruedesheim for the German-French War with Friedich III, Emperor Wilhelm I, Prince Bismarck and Heltmut von Moltke.

The Bavarian Queen Mother visits wounded soldiers, 1870-71

The Bavarian Queen Mother visits wounded soldiers during the Franco-German War of 1870-71