Unmanageable Divisions: The Result of Bismarckian Politics in Turn of the Century Germany

The obvious opinion difference revealed at the beginning of this period was about the separation of the church from the state; Catholics and Protestants opposed this apparent and open attack against their interests, while German freedom The doctrine strongly supported Bismarck. This separation of the church from the state also brought about a larger division between the majority of Catholics living in East Prussia and their nationality suppressed by using German in public places it was done.

Some people (for example, the historian of his book "World Weapons" Gerhard Weinberg think that the treaty is indeed very beneficial to Germany.The Bismarck Empire is a political unit In a 1995 article that largely avoided military occupation (in marked contrast to the situation after World War II), Weinberg said the disappearance of the Austrian-Hungarian Empire and the withdrawal of Russia from Europe , Pointed out Germany, which is now a dominant force in Eastern Europe.

World War I was one of the important waters of the geopolitical history of the 20th century. It brought about the collapse of the four great Imperial dynasties (Germany, Russia, Austria - Hungary and Turkey), which brought Russia 's Bolshevik Revolution and laid the foundation for World War II in the destruction of social stability in Europe . Serbian nationalists redirected their attention to the idea of ​​'releasing' the Austrian-Nugawaslavs as Serbia became more intense by the two Balkan wars (1912 - 13, 1913). Colonel Dragutin Dimitrijević, Serbian military intelligence director, is also the head of a secret society or death "Apis" promising to pursue this pan - Serbian ambition. Believing in the death of Austrian emperor Franz Joseph's successor, Franco Ferdinand of the Grand Duke of Austria, Apes planned his assassination knowing that the Grand Guom visits Bosnia on a military visit trip

World War I was the result of the chain reaction; the crisis that occurred in the Balkans caused the collapse of the Bismarck alliance. The creation of the "Mie Agreement" and "Miele Alliance" further exacerbated the tension that led to the outbreak of war. The intensification of international tension caused by the division of Europe into two armed camps caused fear of war and encouraged military alliance and military expansion. After the German Empire established Germany, Austria - Hungarian Empire, Russia, the Three Emperor Alliance, the system maintained power balance in Europe. This alliance guarantees that the other two countries will maintain neutrality when any member countries take military action against non-member countries, in particular France or the Balkans. However, this system did not last long.