1. Bismarck's Domestic Policy: 1871-1890
... continuation of bad relations with the Centre, Biz decided "he would win over the Social Democrats-not certainly by appealing to their leaders, whom he was persecuting and sending to prison, but by a constructive social programme, which he hoped would detach the working-class voters ... Party remained small and -- to Karl Marx's dismay -- moderate during the 1870s, Bismarck and the state administration felt threatened by a potentially revolutionary force that was likely to grow with industrial progress. In opposition to many liberals, but with the support of the Center Party and the ......
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