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Wars of Liberation and the New Patriotism History 323 / Jan. 18, 2013

The Confederation of the Rhine ( ) = all German states save Prussia and Austria

J. G. Fichte Speeches to the German Nation (1808)

Ernst Moritz Arndt ( ) Poem: The German Fatherland (1813) The German Fatherland

“Gym father” Jahn

Napoleon’s Continental System,

French attack on the Kremlin in Moscow

Moscow burns

Napoleon retreating from Moscow

Three allies meet, March 1813: Friedrich Wilhelm III (Prussia), Francis I (Austria), and Alexander I (Russia)

Prussia’s “Iron Cross” (introduced 1813)

Prussia’s new Landwehr (citizens’ militia) departs for war

The “Battle of the Nations” at Leipzig (Oct , 1813)

Allied troops in Paris, 1814

The battle of Waterloo (June 18, 1815)

Marshall Blücher arrives just in time; Wellington is jubilant

Napoleon after the battle

Negotiations in Vienna

Clemens von Metternich Foreign minister of Austria,

The German Confederation (est. 1815)