Explanation: In the Thirty Years’ War, WW1, and WW2, Germany (or the German states more generally, in the first of those wars) were major participants of the wars, and suffered majorly for their participation.
And in each case, they were drawn in by Austria, Austria-Hungary, or a delusional Austrian corporal who shot himself before the end of hostilities.
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Explanation: In the Thirty Years’ War, WW1, and WW2, Germany (or the German states more generally, in the first of those wars) were major participants of the wars, and suffered majorly for their participation.
And in each case, they were drawn in by Austria, Austria-Hungary, or a delusional Austrian corporal who shot himself before the end of hostilities.
Coincidence? I think NOT!