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1. www.karlsruhe-erleben.de › en › mediaThe former Prussian cadet school | Karlsruhe Erleben EN

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   The former Prussian cadet school - today a backyard idyll in Weststadt. Discover, Experience, Visit; ... Citymarketing Karlsruhe Kaiserstraße 72-74, 76133 Karlsruhe

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   May 10, 2020 · There were eight Prussian lower cadet schools located in Bensberg, Köslin (formerly Culm), Karlsruhe, Naumburg, Oranienstadt, Plön, Potsdam, and Walstadt. There was also a lower cadet school in Dresden, Saxony and one in lower Bavaria.

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   Mar 16, 2013 · Stories and novellas based upon the experiences of pupils at the Royal Prussian Cadet-Schools (Königlich Preußische Kadettenanstalten), which trained boys from the age of ten to take up a career in the Prussian Officer-Corps, were a publishing phenomenon in late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century Germany.

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   This emphasis upon the military also extended itself to the founding of the Royal Prussian Cadet-Corps, the Prussian Army’s principal institution for training officers. Originally created in 1717 by King Frederick William I, the corps was initially intended in part as a means of edifying and educating the young Frederick the Great.

6. www.wikidata.org › wiki › Q108886519Royal Prussian Cadet House Karlsruhe - Wikidata

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   Oct 15, 2021 · the only Prussian cadet house outside of Prussia. Royal Prussian Cadet House Karlsruhe Q108886519)

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   Die ehemalige preußische Kadettenanstalt, Moltkestraße 50, 76133 Karlsruhe The former Prussian cadet school - today a backyard idyll in Weststadt Parken

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   What percentage of German cadets were Catholic?

   • As to religion, while 38 percent of Germans were Catholic, less than four percent of the cadets were Catholic. This disparity shows the religious discrimination in the selection process as well a requirement that the Prussian officers raise their children as Protestants. The cost of schooling was a major issue.

   The Officer Corps-3 – German 1914

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   Who were the kings of Prussia?

   • reigns of King Frederick William I (1713-1740), and his son King Frederick II, ‘Frederick the Great’ (1740-1786). Before this period, Prussia’s dominions had formed a loosely-knit agglomeration of territories acquired by dynastic succession, some separated by hundre

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   Where was Prussia's original heartland?

   • s of miles from Prussia’s original heartland in the Mark Brandenburg – see Figure 1 below (cf. Clark 2006: 1-18). Lying geographically in the centre of Europe, unsecured by any natural boundaries, Prussia had always been vulnerable to the kind of invasion and devastation b

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   Does Prussia have an army?

   • so that she soon possessed one of the most powerful and professionalised standing armies in Europe (Clark 2006: 95). As one contemporary observer is said to have remarked, ‘Prussia is not a state that possesses an army, but rather an army that possesses a state’ (ibid. 215).3 This emphasis upon the military also extended itself

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9. helenroche.com › work › 2016/11/07Spartan pedagogy, German style? Prussian military education ...

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   Nov 7, 2016 · The Royal Prussian Cadet-Corps, which educated boys from the age of ten upwards in order to train them to become brave and loyal officers in the Prussian Army, explicitly inculcated its charges with a supposedly “Spartan” ethos.