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The ships became the property of the re-established German Confederation, via the Bundeszentralkommission of 1849-1851 that dealt with the tasks of the former Central Power of the Imperial Regent. An argument arose as to whether the fleet was an 'organic institution' of the Confederation or simply a
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In December 1849 the imperial government was replaced by a federal commission. In 1851 the German Confederation was fully re-established. The German states such as Prussia, Hanover and Austria had a quarrel regarding the ships and the costs to sustain a fleet. In 1852 the Confederation decided to
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The size of the crews to be provided for the war navy from each state, is to be calculated from the number of land forces to be maintained by it. Details on this matter, as well as the balancing of costs between the
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The matters pertaining on the appropriations necessary for the establishment of military harbours and naval installations, as well as on the responsibilities of the corresponding
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The care for equipping, training and maintaining a war fleet and the creation, equipping and maintenance of military harbours and arsenals falls under the authority of the
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of 4 June 1849, the fleet under Brommy saw its only sea battle, which also remains the first and only naval combat under the black-red-gold
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property. The majority of the Bundestag argued that it was just a property so that a decision about it did not need unanimity.
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was also the name of an Austrian-Prussian naval project in 1865. The modern German navy since 1956 was called the
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turned over its budget to the parliament. Only two days later, the parliament decided to spend six million
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The commissioning of officers and officials of the naval forces are under the sole authority of the
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Germania auf dem Meere / Bilder und Dokumente zur Deutschen Marinegeschichte 1848 –1998.
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Das ‚Großdeutschland‘ der Paulskirche. Nationale Ziele in der bĂŒrgerlichen Revolution 1848/1849
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was dissolved. While most ships were sold off, two of the steam frigates were given to the
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The parliament first met in Frankfurt on 18 May 1848, and on 12 June 1848 the diet of the
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Several names are used for this Navy. The resolution of 14 June 1848 just calls it "
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The crews of the war navy are a part of the new German defence force (the term
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http://www.deutsches-marinearchiv.de/Archiv/1848-1867/Bundesflotte/einsatz.htm
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Vor 50 Jahren: Die Deutsche Reichsflotte 1848 - 1852 in zwölf Bildern
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government and the individual states, will be determined by law.
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against Denmark. The decision was made on 14 June 1848 by the
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Deutschland zur See . 150 Jahre Marinegeschichte.
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Military units and formations disestablished in the 1850s
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This newly created provisional government was headed by
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was promoted to its first Admiral, the name used was
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Index


German Empire (1848/1849)
German Confederation
Provisorische Zentralgewalt
Navy
Naval warfare
Brake
Oldenburg
Schleswig War (1848–1851)
August Jochmus
Rear Admiral
Karl Brommy


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revolutionary German Empire
First Schleswig War
Frankfurt Parliament
German Navy
Military history of Germany
German Confederation
Grand Duke of Luxembourg
Royal Dutch Navy
Duke of Holstein
Danish Navy
King of Hanover
Royal Navy
First Schleswig War
North Sea
Baltic Sea

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