Unified, But not United Germany in 1890

It is not German unification in January 1871, but the unification of Germany in 1890 is over and William I of Prussia has declared emperor of the second empire (or empire), Otto von Bismarck as Prime Minister Versailles from this point , Bismarck led the once weak country and attained his highly acclaimed "master plan": in the failure of the French army, it will be the most dominant country in Europe after 10 days confirm this situation Did. Unification of all German-speaking countries except Austria, Prussia is the dominant power, winning Austria's political and military victories.

Instead of German unification in January 1871, the unification of Germany in 1890 was over, William I of Prussia ended the Emperor of the Second Empire (or Empire), Versailles Palace - the first declaration of prime minister Otto von Bismarck - first After World War II, Germany fell into incomplete nationality mainly due to political conflicts before the war, domestic negligence during the war, and the influence of the Versailles Treaty. In the next decade, Germany experienced many economic, social and political difficulties. The country lost most of its land, including important mining areas, and its troops characterized by Rheinland 's non - militarization were greatly reduced.

Under the guidance of Otto von Bismarck (1815 - 1898) of the "Minister of Iron", Germany became a modern unified country, from 1862 to 1890 Germany ruled Royal Prussia and then governed the whole of Germany did. As a master of strategy, Bismarck began a definitive battle with Denmark, Austria and France, unified 39 German nationalities under the guidance of Prussia. Although conservative, Bismarck has introduced progressive reform, including universal male voting rights and the establishment of the first welfare state, to achieve its objective. He manipulated the conflict in Europe and made Germany a world power, but this laid the foundation for two world wars.

Germany may be politically unified in 1871, but it is far from unification. Bismarck tried to rule his German unification, and he worked very hard to make it. In order to pass the legislation, Bismarck always requires an alliance as it relies on a majority of the parliament, but sometimes a significant change is necessary for it. Bismarck argues that his ultimate goal as prime minister is "founding and integration in Germany", but his domestic policy is not limited to the largest group, such as Poland, Jewish, socialism Including some attacks against Reichs Fend, including minority. That is a Catholic church. He failed to weaken the Catholics and socialist groups and emphasized that he had insufficient control over German domestic policy and he lost power due to Caesar's view on Germany being different in 1890 . He said that class differences, differences in religion, regional differences are not unique to Germany.