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Cumberland Castle
On October 2, 1866, the Prussian takeover of the Kingdom of Hanover took place as a result of the German War lost by Austria and the allied Hanover. The King of Hanover, Georg V., had become a stateless refugee due to these events, who was dependent on the hospitality of his relatives and friendly …On October 2, 1866, the Prussian takeover of the Kingdom of Hanover took place as a result of the German War lost by Austria and the allied Hanover. The King of Hanover, Georg V., had become a stateless refugee due to these events, who was dependent on the hospitality of his relatives and friendly princes. Therefore, he initially went to Vienna to his war ally Emperor Franz Joseph I. more Less
Cumberland Castle
On October 2, 1866, the Prussian takeover of the Kingdom of Hanover took place as a result of the German War lost by Austria and the allied Hanover. The King of Hanover, Georg V., had become a stateless refugee due to these events, who was dependent on the hospitality of his relatives and friendly …On October 2, 1866, the Prussian takeover of the Kingdom of Hanover took place as a result of the German War lost by Austria and the allied Hanover. The King of Hanover, Georg V., had become a stateless refugee due to these events, who was dependent on the hospitality of his relatives and friendly princes. Therefore, he initially went to Vienna to his war ally Emperor Franz Joseph I. more Less
Schloss Cumberland
Am 2. Oktober 1866 erfolgte die preußische Besitzergreifung des Königreiches Hannover als Ergebnis des für Österreich und das verbündete Hannover verlorenen Deutschen Krieges. Der König von Hannover, Georg V., war durch diese Ereignisse zu einem länderlosen Flüchtling geworden, der auf die Gastfreu…Am 2. Oktober 1866 erfolgte die preußische Besitzergreifung des Königreiches Hannover als Ergebnis des für Österreich und das verbündete Hannover verlorenen Deutschen Krieges. Der König von Hannover, Georg V., war durch diese Ereignisse zu einem länderlosen Flüchtling geworden, der auf die Gastfreundschaft seiner Verwandten und befreundeter Fürsten angewiesen war. Er ging daher zunächst nach Wien zu seinem Kriegsverbündeten Kaiser Franz Joseph I. more Less
