History and chronology of Manfred in Germany

General

Angevin War
Baader Meinhof Group
Government GDR
Government
House Hohenstaufen

Events

Alliance
Battle Benevento
Birth
Bombing Karlsruhe
Bundestag Worner
Capture Tuscany
Coronation
Death
Excommunication
Head State
Minister Defense
NATO
Regency
Secretary General
Succession

Places

Benevento
Berlin
Bonn
Karlsruhe
Naples
Palermo
Sicily
Tarentum
Tuscany

Manfred History of Germany


1232	Birth
Birth of Manfred, son of Fredrick II
1250	Succession
Tarentum Succeeds as Prince of Tarentum
1254	Regency
Appointed Regent for Conradin in sth Italy
1258	Capture of Tuscany
Tuscany Manfred defeats the Papal forces & captures Tuscany
1258	Coronation
Palermo Crowned at Palermo
1258	Excommunication of Manfred
Manfred is excommunicated by Pope Alexander IV
1258	Succession
Naples Succeeds as King of Naples & Sicily
Sicily Succeeds as King of Naples & Sicily
1266	Battle of Benevento
26th Feb Benevento Defeated by Charles of Anjou, Manfred is killed in battle
1266	Death
26th Feb Benevento Death of Manfred, defeated by Charles of Anjou & killed in battle at Benevento
1965	Bundestag Worner
Bonn Elected to the Federal Parliament, Bundestag
1972	Bombing of Karlsruhe
12th May Karlsruhe Bombing of the car of the Federal Judge Buddenberg
1982	Minister of Defense
Appointed Minister of Defense
1988	Secretary General
Appointed Secretary General of NATO
1989	Head of State
6th Dec Berlin Appointed Head of State for the GDR
1991	NATO
Bonn Includes former Soviet Republics in NATO strategy after the breakup of the Warsaw Pact
1994	Alliance
Bonn The Warsaw Pact is invited to join the Partnership For Peace