Unification of Germany

After the Revolutionary Wars of France, the Holy Germanic Empire had been undone, now as a substitute there was the Germanic Confederation, which was an economic and military alliance and which had the Germanic line, this line demarcated all the culturally German territories. However, despite this, there was a desire for unification as all territories had the same culture, spoke the same language and most were all allies of each other, but there were some problems, the first would be who would rule, the royal family of the Kingdom of Warsaw which after the war won the Duchy of Poland, so now it was approximately 64% Polish / Slavic, or Hannover, where it was the seat of the former Holy German Empire (but was hated or had bad relations with almost everyone). the Germanic states) or Austria which was now part of the Federal Empire of Austria-Hungary, ie already had its own empire; Another problem was that some Germanic territories were under the control of other non-Germanic majority countries, such as France, Union of Kingdoms of Jutland and Denmark, Kingdom of the Netherlands, Kingdom of Belgium, Kingdom of Venice and the Directorate Government of Switzerland; One more probelem was that territories would be used, there were 3 proposals, one where all Germanic territories would have, one where all Germanic territories would have plus the complete Austria-Hungary Federal Empire and where all Germanic territories would be except Austria and the territories. that are not independent. Hungary had in Germany except Austria which continued to be part of Austria-Hungary, Hungarians upset by the situation and even more the population of Austria helped the Germans Hungary withdrew the great autonomy of Austria and created the Federal Empire of Hungary. Then in Hannover they saw that they could no longer continue to achieve states in this way, as they did not have much support and were totally destroyed because of so many wars in a row, so William IV of Hannover (King of Hannover) had an idea, he would have his next target declare war on them for support from the German states, for they the German confederation should help in the event of a further attack. They decided not to care about small territories and few Germanics, such as the Netherlands. So the next target was France. At this time the bail was a little unstable, so Hannover easily managed to infiltrate people in the government who convinced Napoleon III of France that the Germanics were preparing an invasion because of Alsace-Lorraine, so it turned out that Napoleon III declared war on Hannover and Prussia. The war ended with the German victory. The peace treaty consisted that France must pay the costs of war, cede Alsace-Lorraine and recognize the newly formed Empire of Germany.