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• The present Prince is the Iron Chancellor's great-grandson.
• Thus he became known as " the iron chancellor ."
• "Today, it is goodbye ` Iron Chancellor, "'
• When the synagogue was dedicated in 1866, the " Iron Chancellor,"
• Otto von Bismarck, " Iron Chancellor " of the second German Empire once studied law here in G鰐tingen.
• Even Otto von Bismarck, the Iron Chancellor, has to trouble himself with the Frenchwoman's demands for reparations.
• Since then Brown has come to be popularly known as the iron chancellor, a man who delivers tough remedies wrapped in velvet words.
• He then became a passionate admirer of Bismarck, adding collections of speeches and other writings by the Iron Chancellor to his extensive library.
• Klaus von Bismarck, a former head of Germany's information centers abroad and a relative of 19th century " Iron Chancellor"
• He supported Bismarck's Reich for much the same reason, an enthusiasm that waned when the Iron Chancellor refused to subsidise his Bayreuth theatre.
• Bismarck, the Prussian " Iron Chancellor " who united Germany in 1870, was a realist and conservative who had little in common with the Nazi thugs.
• The idea of erecting a monument to Otto von Bismarck had been mooted as far back as 1863 by retired Prussian officer W鋞trisch and an admirer of the Iron Chancellor.
• Otto von Bismarck, Germany's " iron chancellor, " started a worldwide revolution when he created the first state-run social security system in 1883.
• In a high school and a city named after the Iron Chancellor, the grandchildren of German immigrants pore over their lessons in the school's most popular foreign language : Spanish.
• In the first episode we are introduced to a single fast-track career civil-servant who carries a torch for the Iron Chancellor since working on his team a decade ago.
• Called the " Iron Chancellor " for his tight-fisted approach to spending, Brown has raised the standing of the Labor Party in financial circles to a level previously unknown.
• This was a view which some would argue was confirmed by subsequent events that, with the dismissal of the Iron Chancellor, Wilhelm II effectively destroyed any chance Germany had of stable and effective government.
• Among others, Austen met and dined with the " Iron Chancellor ", Otto von Bismarck, an experience that was to hold a special place in his heart for the duration of his life.
• Otto von Bismark, Germany's Iron Chancellor, once remarked that the whole " Balkan, " as he called it, was not worth the young bones of a single Pomeranian Grenadier.
• :The book you need to look for, E . G . A ., is " The Bismarck Myth : Weimar Germany and the Legacy of the Iron Chancellor " by Robert Gerwarth.