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Prussia's success is attributed to reflection and resilience under vassalage, combined with a more progressive European attitude toward subjects than Muscovy.
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Prussia's success is attributed to reflection and resilience under vassalage, combined with a more progressive European attitude toward subjects than Muscovy.
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"and Prussia for the longest time was under the vacillage of the Swedes, the Poles, the Lutheranians. And as a result, they're always engaged..."
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"So let's look at the few things he did. He radically reformed the Prussian judicial system so that you had rule of law, so..."
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"thing is that in 1763, he establishes a public school system that becomes a source for Prussia's future greatness. And to put this in..."
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