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Jiang claims Germany pioneered worker protections that made workers willing to fight and die for the country, making Germany unusually powerful by 1900.
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Jiang claims Germany pioneered worker protections that made workers willing to fight and die for the country, making Germany unusually powerful by 1900.
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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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"So what they will do is institute the first welfare state, the first socialist state in the world. Look at this. They have health..."
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"...France. They're calling for liberalism more political rights and socialism more worker rights. And it's all happening throughout Europe and so Marx and Engels..."
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