A conversation in the Kurpark with Vincent Benedetti was edited by this man to provoke the "Gallic bull" into war, he used George V's money to accuse Frederick and Victoria of being British spies and to bribe journalists, and he supported the Falk Laws, which closed many seminaries.
A conversation in the Kurpark with Vincent Benedetti was edited by this man to provoke the "Gallic bull" into war, he used George V's money to accuse Frederick and Victoria of being British spies and to bribe journalists, and he supported the Falk Laws, which closed many seminaries. The creator of the Reptiles Fund, circulating the Ems dispatch, and supporting the May Laws as part of the Kulturkampf, for 10 points, name this man who settled the aftermath of the Russo-Turkic War at the Congress of Berlin, remembered for declaring the "great questions of the day" to be settled by "blood and iron," an opportunistic Iron Chancellor responsible for the unification of Germany.
A conversation in the Kurpark with Vincent Benedetti was edited by this man to provoke the "Gallic bull" into war, he used George V's money to accuse Frederick and Victoria of being British spies and to bribe journalists, and he supported the Falk Laws, which closed many seminaries.
Otto von {Bismarck}