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Bismarck as stern military unifier who also uses pragmatic social reform.
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Bismarck as stern military unifier who also uses pragmatic social reform.
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"Chancellor because he gave a speech in which he said that the position of pressure in Germany will not be determined by its liberalism..."
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"A man of violence, a man of sternness. But he was an extremely pragmatic man. And his ambition was to have a unified Germany..."
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"...who is the leader of Europe at this time The German Chancellor She says We can do this, guys We can do this And..."
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"...president of Germany, the leader, and he appoints Adolf Hitler the chancellor of Germany, okay? The question then is, why would he do that,..."
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