Otto von Bismarck — "Jena came twenty years after the death of Frederick the Great; the crash will co…"
Jena came twenty years after the death of Frederick the Great; the crash will come twenty years after my departure if things go on like this.
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A prophetic warning about Germany's future after his departure from power
Date: Unknown, late 19th century
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