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Johann Gustav Droysen gives a speech to the Frankfurt assembly in which he first proposes that Prussia and Austria merge.
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In his proclamation, King Wilhelm IV states that he humbly declines the offer to rule Germany.
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In this letter, Otto von Bismarck foreshadows war between Prussia and Austria in the near future.
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Helmuth von Moltke makes this speech after Prussia won the Austro-Prussian war. Moltke expresses his thought that it is a decisive win.
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In his speech, Bismarck reveals his plans to eventually unify Prussia and Austria.
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