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Brought to you by World of Warships! Register now to receive 20 days of premium, an American Tier III Cruiser, a port slot and a commander when you use code STEPUP250 and click here → https://wo.ws/4q0WjKE Applicable to new users only. If you like my videos and want to support me, then you can do that here: https://www.patreon.com/c/SirManateee Thank you :) Tips: https://ko-fi.com/sirmanatee The First Polish Partition in 1772 marked one of the biggest land grabs in European history. That year, the rulers of Prussia, Austria and Russia came together to dismember the once mighty Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth among themselves. And all of this without any significant resistance. How was this possible? What led Frederick the Great of Prussia, Joseph II & Maria Theresia of Austria and Catherine the Great of Russia to such a drastic step? How did they justify it? Why did Poland-Lithuania 'agree' to the partiton? And what did the new owners of those lands do with the territories they had acquired? Literature: - Bartal, Israel: The Jews of Eastern Europe 1772-1881, Philadelphia 2005. - Bérenger, Jean: L’intégration de la Galicie dans la Monarchie autrichienne, in: Le Rider, Jacques & Raschel, Heinz (Ed.): La Galicie au temps des Habsbourg 1772-1918, Tours 2010, pp. 59-81. - Bömelburg, Hans-Jürgen: Die Erfindung und Einrichtung Westpreußens 1772. Wissensregime, Behördenpraxis und offene Forschungsfragen, in: Nordost-Archiv 33 (2024), pp. 23-39. - Broszat, Martin: Zweihundert Jahre deutsche Polenpolitik, 4th Edition, Frankfurt am Main 1986. - Clark, Christopher: Preußen. Aufstieg und Niedergang 1600-1947, 17th Edition, München 2008. - Davies, Norman: God's Playground. A History of Poland, Volume I, The Origins to 1795, Revised Edition, New York 2005. - Glassl, Horst: Der Rechtsstreit um die Zips vor ihrer Rückgliederung an Ungarn, in: Ungarn-Jahrbuch 1 (1969), Nr. 1, pp. 23-50. - Gonneau, Pierre; Lavrov, Aleksandr & Rai, Ecatherina: La Russie impériale. L'Empire des Tsars, des Russes et des Non-Russes 1689-1917, Paris 2019. - Hagen, William W.: The Partitions of Poland and the Crisis of the Old Regime in Prussia 1772-1806, in: Central European History 9 (1976), Nr. 2, pp. 115-128. - Kollmann, Nancy Shields: The Russian Empire 1450–1801, Oxford 2017. - Lane, Hugo: Szlachta outside the Commonwealth. The Case of Polish Nobles in Galicia, in: Zeitschrift für Ostmitteleuropa-Forschung 52 (2003), Nr. 4, pp.526-542. - Lemberg, Hans: Polen zwischen Rußland, Preußen und Österreich im 18. Jahrhundert, in: Kaiser, Berthold Friedhelm & Stasiewski, Bernhard (Ed.): Die erste polnische Teilung 1772, Köln 1974, pp. 29-48. - Lukowski, Jerzy: The Partitions of Poland 1772-1793-1795, London & New York 1999. - Müller, Michael G.: Die Teilungen Polens 1772-1793-1795, München 1984. - Loew, Peter Oliver: Danzig. Biographie einer Stadt, München 2011. - Salmonowicz, Stanisław: Friedrich der Große und Polen, in: Acta Poloniae Historica 46 (1982), pp. 73-95. - Steinkühler, Martin: Preußen und Westpreußen. Von der Gründung der Provinz 1772 bis zur Wiederherstellung 1815, in: Nordost-Archiv 33 (2024), pp. 10-22. Chapters: 0:00 The long Decline of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth 3:54 The Bar Confederation 4:31 World of Warships 5:56 The Road to Partition 14:08 Austria annexes the Spisz 15:41 The First Partition of Poland 20:46 Reactions 24:05 The Partition Sejm of 1773 27:39 West Prussia and Warmia under Prussian Rule 32:30 The Agony of Danzig/Gdańsk 34:31 Galicia and Lodomeria under Austrian Rule 39:21 Curonia and Belarus under Russian Rule 46:27 Results of the Partition 48:00 Outro


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