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Klappentext: Der Staatsmann Otto von Bismarck verkörpert Staatsdenken und Staatslenken gleichermaßen. Als wichtigster deutscher Politiker des 19. Jahrhundert wurde er von den wesentlichen Strömungen seiner Zeit geprägt. Er drückte ihnen in fünf Jahrzehnten politischen Handelns aber auch seinen Stempel auf. In zwölf Aufsätzen untersuchen ausgewiesene Kenner die Verknüpfungen von Bismarcks staatstheoretischem Denken und seiner praktischen Politik. Die Verzahnung von Theorie und Praxis im Wandel eines halben Jahrhunderts und die Rezeption dieses Prozesses werden hier erstmals in einem Band untersucht. Das Buch richtet sich an Leser mit historischem und politikwissenschaftlichem Interesse und bietet einen Zugriff auf die Prägungen und Wirkungen Bismarcks sowie auf seine wesentlichen Politikfelder. Mit Beiträgen von Michael Epkenhans, Andreas Fahrmeir, Ewald Frie, Lothar Höbelt, Hans-Christof Kraus, Ulrich Lappenküper, Ulf Morgenstern, Christoph Nonn, Christoph Nübel, Martin Otto, T. G. Otte und Johannes Willms

At the dawn of the First World War and until the beginning of the Second one, the shadow of the former German Chancellor Otto von Bismarck hovers over the European Leaders. Yet, the Prince, deceased in 1898, did not see the tensions increasing between the European countries. His previous political actions during his chancellery however have still a strong impact on the future generations. Hence, on the German side, a Bismarckian cult was established during the Great War in order to remember the victories of the Chancellor, and on the French side, as a way to take revenge on the Franco-Prussian war of 1870 and take back Alsace-Lorraine. During the inter-war period, while Germany desperately sought for a successor to the German "Junker", France watches with suspicion the suitors who proclaim themselves as Bismarck's heir : Stresemann, Hindenburg, Papen, Hitler. Subsequently, the accession of Hitler brought a mystification of the cult of the "great Germans", like the Iron Chancellor but Frederick the Great also. The French then established a comparison between Bismarck and Hitler. All of these steps will be analysed using a "corpus" notably composed with books, daily and monthly press and textbooks, in order to highlight the French representation. Thus, these sources will help us to fully account for global French thought towards the German Statesman. ; À l'aube de la Première Guerre mondiale et jusqu'à l'orée de la Seconde, l'ombre de l'ancien Chancelier allemand Otto von Bismarck plane au-dessus des dirigeants européens. Pourtant, le Prince, mort en 1898, n'a pas vu l'accroissement des tensions entre les pays européens. Ses actions politiques durant sa chancellerie ont néanmoins toujours un impact fort sur les générations futures. De ce fait, du côté allemand, un culte bismarckien se met en place durant la Grande Guerre pour se remémorer les victoires du Chancelier, et du côté français, pour se venger de la guerre franco-prussienne de 1870 et reprendre l'Alsace-Lorraine. Durant l'entre-deux-guerres, pendant que ...

At the dawn of the First World War and until the beginning of the Second one, the shadow of the former German Chancellor Otto von Bismarck hovers over the European Leaders. Yet, the Prince, deceased in 1898, did not see the tensions increasing between the European countries. His previous political actions during his chancellery however have still a strong impact on the future generations. Hence, on the German side, a Bismarckian cult was established during the Great War in order to remember the victories of the Chancellor, and on the French side, as a way to take revenge on the Franco-Prussian war of 1870 and take back Alsace-Lorraine. During the inter-war period, while Germany desperately sought for a successor to the German "Junker", France watches with suspicion the suitors who proclaim themselves as Bismarck's heir : Stresemann, Hindenburg, Papen, Hitler. Subsequently, the accession of Hitler brought a mystification of the cult of the "great Germans", like the Iron Chancellor but Frederick the Great also. The French then established a comparison between Bismarck and Hitler. All of these steps will be analysed using a "corpus" notably composed with books, daily and monthly press and textbooks, in order to highlight the French representation. Thus, these sources will help us to fully account for global French thought towards the German Statesman. ; À l'aube de la Première Guerre mondiale et jusqu'à l'orée de la Seconde, l'ombre de l'ancien Chancelier allemand Otto von Bismarck plane au-dessus des dirigeants européens. Pourtant, le Prince, mort en 1898, n'a pas vu l'accroissement des tensions entre les pays européens. Ses actions politiques durant sa chancellerie ont néanmoins toujours un impact fort sur les générations futures. De ce fait, du côté allemand, un culte bismarckien se met en place durant la Grande Guerre pour se remémorer les victoires du Chancelier, et du côté français, pour se venger de la guerre franco-prussienne de 1870 et reprendre l'Alsace-Lorraine. Durant l'entre-deux-guerres, pendant que ...

At the dawn of the First World War and until the beginning of the Second one, the shadow of the former German Chancellor Otto von Bismarck hovers over the European Leaders. Yet, the Prince, deceased in 1898, did not see the tensions increasing between the European countries. His previous political actions during his chancellery however have still a strong impact on the future generations. Hence, on the German side, a Bismarckian cult was established during the Great War in order to remember the victories of the Chancellor, and on the French side, as a way to take revenge on the Franco-Prussian war of 1870 and take back Alsace-Lorraine. During the inter-war period, while Germany desperately sought for a successor to the German "Junker", France watches with suspicion the suitors who proclaim themselves as Bismarck's heir : Stresemann, Hindenburg, Papen, Hitler. Subsequently, the accession of Hitler brought a mystification of the cult of the "great Germans", like the Iron Chancellor but Frederick the Great also. The French then established a comparison between Bismarck and Hitler. All of these steps will be analysed using a "corpus" notably composed with books, daily and monthly press and textbooks, in order to highlight the French representation. Thus, these sources will help us to fully account for global French thought towards the German Statesman. ; À l'aube de la Première Guerre mondiale et jusqu'à l'orée de la Seconde, l'ombre de l'ancien Chancelier allemand Otto von Bismarck plane au-dessus des dirigeants européens. Pourtant, le Prince, mort en 1898, n'a pas vu l'accroissement des tensions entre les pays européens. Ses actions politiques durant sa chancellerie ont néanmoins toujours un impact fort sur les générations futures. De ce fait, du côté allemand, un culte bismarckien se met en place durant la Grande Guerre pour se remémorer les victoires du Chancelier, et du côté français, pour se venger de la guerre franco-prussienne de 1870 et reprendre l'Alsace-Lorraine. Durant l'entre-deux-guerres, pendant que ...

Born on 1 April 1815 at Schonhausen Estate in Magdeburg Otto von Bismarck is charged undoubtedly one of the central figures in German history, not only of the 19th century. His power was to have recognized the political and social currents of his time and used talented and passionate about it as 'CEO of a purpose' (Hegel). Here lay the initially as a 'hothead' notorious not only amazing sense of direction, tactical finesse and flexibility of the day, but also Kuhle calculation, prudence and determination; Characteristics that distinguished him from most political actors of his origin layer and its time. By advocating revolutionary means and rose above the narrow-mindedness of the landowner milieu, he could make decisive contributions to the establishment of the small German nation-state afford its constitution and practice the standards of the liberal age corresponded, without denying the noble civil representatives the possibility of integration. Adapted from the source document.