Bismark

II. Summary 1) The book I reviewed, Bismarck is a complex view of Germany's legendary life, of course, for historians who are different from the writer himself. Palmer did not exclude any part of men's life, even as a childhood or adolescence. His attention to detail is very clear, even his own awareness, using public letters written by Bismarck himself and private letters. This book does not apply to students seeking more information on this topic, nor to the minimum information that is generally required.

Germany is united by the influence of one person. The main influence of this unity is the person named Bismarck. Otto Von Bismark became Prussian representative of Frankfurt Parliament. Bismarck ignored the Constitutional issue of the German Federation and replaced it with military reform. Germany finally tied up with Bismarck 's hand.

In 1884, at the request of Portugal, Prime Minister Otto von Bismarck of Germany invited the power of the major Western countries of the world, negotiated the African control problem and ended the confusion. Bismarck highly appreciated the opportunity for Germany to expand its influence on Africa and wanted German competitors to fight each other within the territory. At the time of the meeting, 80% of Africa was under traditional local control. As a result, a gathering of geometric boundaries was created to divide Africa into 50 irregular countries. The new map of this continent overlaps with the culture and region of 1,000 indigenous peoples in Africa. The new country lacks prosody and rationality, separates the same people, and groups different groups together.

There, Otto Von Bismark, a powerful leader, was unified into German dictatorship over the next 40 years through active and sometimes qualities as a sneaky leader. The fact that Bismarck unified Germany with Prussia is that it did not unite Germany as an equally and justly unified body, which is the main reason for this new authoritarian government. Another reason is that he completely lied and placed Prussian King there. Needless to say his ultimate power and leadership in a new country.