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Christoph Wetzel

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Deutsch: Gemälde von Christoph Wetzel (2000).

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2000

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Brandenburg-Preussen Museum

	Location	Fehrbellin , Germany
	Coordinates	52° 50′ 52.48″ N, 12° 51′ 48.87″ E
	Established	September 2000
	Authority file	: Q897877 VIAF: 142816860 LCCN: nr2002012669 GND: 10017823-6 WorldCat

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Description	Deutsch: Friedrich II.
Date	13 May 2023
Source	Own work
Author	GodeNehler
Permission (Reusing this file)	Reusing this image Image: GodeNehler Painting: Christoph Wetzel License: license CC BY-SA via Wikimedia Commons This image was published by GodeNehler under the Lizenz CC BY-SA, which also allows the usage outside of Wikipedia under the following conditions: You need to mark the image with the names of the photographer, painter and license as well as the conform weblinks – like in the example on the left. Print publications additionaly need to reproduce legalcode or its URL (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/). If you remix, transform, or build upon the material, you must distribute your contributions under the same license as the original. I would be grateful if you could send the Brandenburg-Preußen Museum a specimen copy or the URL of the publication in which you use my work. The Online Attribution Generator offers a good tool to generate an attribution sufficient for your use case.

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Deutsch: Friedrich II.

Friedrich II. (geb. 1712, gest. 1786, ab 1740 König in Preußen, ab 1772 König von Preußen) Philosoph, Kriegsherr und aufgeklärter Staatsmann - er machte Preußen zur (kleinsten) Großmacht

Friedrich heiratete 1733 auf Anordnung des Vaters Elisabeth Christine von Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel–Bevern. Die Ehe blieb kinderlos.

Der jugendliche Kronprinz zeigte kein Interesse für die Staatsverwaltung und wich der strengen militärischen Zucht seines Vaters aus. Der wütende Vater versuchte, ihm das Flötenspiel und die französische Literatur auszutreiben. Der Streit eskalierte 1730 im Fluchtversuch Friedrichs. Nach monatelanger Einzelhaft in Küstrin und der Hinrichtung seines Freundes Katte unterwarf sich Friedrich dem Vater. Er erlernte die preußische Verwaltung, wurde Regimentskommandeur in Neuruppin, heiratete und erhielt schließlich seinen philosophischen Musenhof in Rheinsberg vom Vater zum Geschenk. Hier korrespondierte er mit Voltaire und verfasste den Antimachiavell.

1740 eroberte der junge König Schlesien, das er in drei Kriegen behauptete. Der dritte, der „siebenjährige Krieg“ (1756-63), war der erste weltweite Krieg. Preußen band mit englischen Hilfszahlungen die Franzosen auf dem Kontinent, England eroberte sein weltweites Kolonialreich. Die zweite Hälfte seiner Regierungszeit widmete sich Friedrich dem inneren Ausbau seines Staates Die Trockenlegung des Rhinluchs und des Oderbruchs schufen hunderte neuer Dörfer. Friedrich reformierte die Justiz und das Schulwesen. Er vervierfachte die Staatseinnahmen auf 27 Millionen Taler und hinterließ bei seinem Tod einen Staatsschatz von 54 Millionen Taler.

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13 May 2023, 12:38:22

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Brandenburg-Preussen Museum

	Location	Fehrbellin , Germany
	Coordinates	52° 50′ 52.48″ N, 12° 51′ 48.87″ E
	Established	September 2000
	Authority file	: Q897877 VIAF: 142816860 LCCN: nr2002012669 GND: 10017823-6 WorldCat

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