Prince Klemens von Metternich and Prince Otto von Bismarck

Prince Clemens von Mettneck and Prince Otto von Bismarck can be compared with the double mark of Deutsche Mark which is a German mark that throws different faces repeatedly for years. Since 1871, Prussian-friendly German historian praised Bismarck as a national hero of German unification, and Metternich was regarded as a failure. After losing two world wars, the coin was turned over again, Bismarck was seen as a blood-hungry power seller, and Metternich still carries a shame disappointment.

Prince Otto von Bismarck and Prince Clemens von Metterne can be compared with German trademarks. A German mark that has been thrown repeatedly for many years. Since 1871, German historians friendly to Prussia praised Bismarck as a national hero, unified Germany, and Metternich was regarded as a failure. After losing the two world wars, both sides of the coin were turned over, Bismarck was considered a seller of blood-hungry forces, and Metelnic was welcomed as a national hero.

Prince Clemens von Mettneck and Prince Otto von Bismarck can be compared with the double mark of Deutsche Mark which is a German mark that throws different faces repeatedly for years. After 1871, Prussian-friendly German historian praised Bismarck as a national hero of German unification, but Metternich was regarded as a failure. After losing the two world wars, the coin was turned over again, Bismarck was seen as a blood-hungry power seller, and Metternich still has a shame of failure.

Otto Eduard Leopold, Prince Bismarck, Duke of Lauenburg (German: Otto Eduard Leopold and Herzog von Lauenburg; born Otto Eduard Leopold von Bismarck - Schonhausen; Otto von) From 1860 to 1890 govern the problems of Germany and Europe The conservative Prussian politician Bismarck (German: (listen)) was the first prime minister of the German Empire between 1871 and 1890. King William appointed Bismarck as Prussian Minister in 1862 and, except for a short period of 1873, will maintain that position until 1890. He began three short, definitive wars with Denmark, Austria and France. After the Austrian victory he abolished the super national German federation, became the first German national coalition in Germany in 1867, and led him as the Federal Prime Minister. This will make smaller northern German countries lag behind Prussia