Otto von Bismarck — "It is not by speeches and resolutions that the great problems of the day are dec…"
It is not by speeches and resolutions that the great problems of the day are decided, but by blood and iron.
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Another variant of his famous 'Blood and Iron' speech.
Date: September 30, 1862
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