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Blood and iron, in German Blut und Eisen, meant " military force as distinguished from diplomacy " and was associated in the 1870s with Prince Bismarck, " the iron chancellor ."
In 1919 he had edited " Der Zusammenbruch : Deutschlands Wiedergeburt durch Blut und Eisen ", which lays out a program for Germany's recovery from the defeat of World War I in which compulsory nudity is an element.
On September 1862, when the Prussian Landtag was refusing to approve an increase in military spending desired by King Wilhelm I, the king appointed Bismarck as 1848 and 1849 but by iron and blood ( " Eisen und Blut " ) . " This phrase was popularized as the more euphonous " Blut und Eisen " ( " Blood and Iron " ), and became symbolic of Bismarckian " Machtpolitik " ( " Power politics " ).