Vil'gel'm I i Bismark - Utin E.

Since time immemorial, Germany has been divided into many principalities, kingdoms and individual cities. In the 19th century, the universal dream was national unity, which was talked about by everyone from kings and princes to poets and clergymen. In 1861, William I became King of Prussia. His greatest wisdom was the appointment of Otto von Bismarck as Chancellor. William I entrusted Bismarck with the fate of Prussia and made no mistake in his choice. For almost 30 years, Bismarck tirelessly created the state, which had to play a crucial role in the history of the 20th century. This became his main goal in life. In pre-revolutionary Russian historiography, perhaps the most comprehensive publication, which gave a detailed and detailed analysis of these epochal personalities, their relationships and their internal and foreign policy, which resulted in the creation of The united German state, which became the leading power of Europe, was the book of Eugene Isaakovich Utina "Wilhelm I and Bismarck."