Age of Bismarck #5: Breaking the Peace (Patreon)

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Bismarck's greatest problem by spring 1866 was that he seemed the only Prussian that actually wanted a war with Austria. This, certainly, was the view of most Europeans, and some were willing to put this theory to the test. Faced with this opposition, could Bismarck overcome it? More importantly for the Iron Chancellor, could his nerves withstand the frustration of combatting these fools who thought they knew better? Find out in this fascinating new piece of Bismarckian chicanery.