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As the name implies, the Third Silesian War was the last of the Silesian Wars (1740-1763).

The Alsace-Lorraine region was part of France until 1871, but was integrated into the German Empire after the war. It was returned to France after World War 1, but Nazi Germany briefly re-took it during World War 2.

Bismarck was also made Minister President (the state-level equivalent of Chancellor) of Prussia in 1862, and continued in this capacity until 1890. He was also Chancellor of the North German Confederation, the predecessor of the German Empire, for its entire existence 1867-1871.

Friedrich III had been diagnosed with throat cancer before his accession to the throne, and died from the disease after three months.

Argentina was a Spanish colony, gaining its independence in 1816 during the Latin American Wars of Independence:

The name "Reichstag", meaning Imperial Diet, was retained during the Weimar Republic (1918-1933) and Nazi Germany (1933-1945). When the Allied occupation of Germany ended in 1949, it was decided that the word "Reich" had become too closely associated with the Nazis, so government institutions were renamed from Reichs(something) to Bundes(something). The modern German parliament, since 1949, is called the Bundestag, meaning Federal Diet. "Landtag" is the name of the parliaments in Germany's 16 states. "Schnitzelgewehr" is a made-up word meaning "Schnitzel Gun".

The Poles were the largest ethnic minority group of Imperial Germany, and many Polish-majority lands in eastern Germany became part of newly independent Poland after World War 1.

Schlieffen, who died in 1913, helped develop the Schlieffen plan which suggest going around the Maginot Line in case of war with France.

Condom is the name of a real town in France, but no treaty has ever been signed there. Trianon was the treaty with the Hungarian part of Austria-Hungary, and Sevres was with the Ottoman Empire (later renegotiated after the Turkish War of Independence).

The Nazis saw the Holy Roman Empire (962-1806) as being the "First Reich", the German Empire (1871-1918) as being the "Second Reich", and Nazi Germany (1933-1945) as being the "Third Reich". Robert Reich was the US secretary of labor 1993-1997.