Wilhelm I and Bismarck: Historical Essays. Utin E.I.

The proposed book of a Russian lawyer, military leader and publicist Yevgeny Isaakovicautin (1843-1894) contains two essays dedicated to large figures of the XIX century-King of Prussia Wilhelm I and Chancellor Otto von Bismarck.

In 1861, Wilhelm I ascended the throne, and the people took him as the "father of the nation." His greatest wisdom was the appointment of the Chancellor Otto von Bismark, who became the sworn enemy of those social and political principles that were replaced by the old traditions of the outdated feudalism, and for almost 30 years, which created the state, which was to play the most important role in the history of the 20th century. The author notes the unusual willpower and the mighty nature of the “Iron Chancellor”, exposes him with a great diplomat, although it is not without bitterness that this person was eliminated from the field of politics all sorts of moral principles that slow down the case he had begun.