The The Personality and Political Activity of Otto-von-Bismarck in the Russian Conservative, Liberal and Democratic Press in the second half of the 19-th - the beginning of the 20th century
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The article is devoted to the personality and the political activity of one of the leading European diplomats of the 19th century, German Chancellor Otto-von-Bismarck reflected in the Russian press of the different political directions, and how these opinions influenced the decision-making in foreign policy by the Russian political elite.
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