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Local DescriptionNear fine, minor marks along the upper dust jacket. DescriptionSecondhand. This riveting, New York Times bestselling biography illuminates the life of Otto von Bismarck, the statesman who unified Germany but who also embodied everything brutal and ruthless about Prussian culture.
AwardsShortlisted for BBC Samuel Johnson Prize for Non-Fiction 2011. Reviewsrich and readable Michael Burleigh, The Sunday Times this is a fine biography. The Scotsman Magnificent new biography. Tim Blanning, Literary Review Table of contents1. Introduction; 2. Born Prussian and What that Meant; 3. The 'Mad Junker'; 4. Bismarck Represents Himself, 1847 to 1851; 5. Bismarck as Diplomat 1851-1862; 6. Power; 7. 'I have beaten them all! All!'; 8. The Unification of Germany 1866 to 1870; 9. The Decline Begins: Liberals and Catholics; 10. 'The Guest House of the Dead Jew'; 11. Three Kaisers and Bismarck's Fall from Power; 12. Conclusion: Bismarck and His Legacy; Bibliography; Index |