According to later historical records, starting from July 1870, three major German states successively launched wars. These three great powers essentially dragged all German states into the conflict, hence people collectively refer to these three 1870 wars as the 1870 German Wars.
Among them, the largest in scale (in terms of personnel and weaponry involved), the most intense, and the most influential was the Prussian-French War. Following that was the Second Austro-Italian War, and finally, the Third War of East African Conquest.
July 10, 1870.
On the suspension bridge between the banks of the Luapula River and the Zambezi River, a throng of people bustled. The newly expanded East African Army began to set out in three directions.
The East African Kingdom, which has yet to fully absorb Zambia, is about to harness its final potential to firmly establish the basic framework of the East African Kingdom.
West bank of the Luapula River.
