Prussians

The Prussians were a German-speaking people from the historically defined region of Prussia, which is now parts of Germany, Poland, and Russia. Historically, they were known for their highly disciplined military, efficient administration, and focus on education and technology. Prussia played a significant role in European politics, especially in unifying Germany in the 19th century under Prussian leadership. Their influence shaped modern Germany’s military and bureaucratic systems, and their legacy includes a reputation for organization, strength, and strategic thinking.