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- 1815.04.01 / Schönhausen. Birth of Otto von Bismarck. [7] Incoherence [8] / 887452 / Bismarck% 20naissance
- 1851.05 / Berlin. Nomination of Otto von Bismarck as ambassador of Russia in St. Petersburg. [9]
- 1862.09.23 / Berlin. Appointment of Otto von Bismarck as President of the Council and Minister for Foreign Affairs of Prussia. [10]
- 1866.05.07 / Berlin. Attack on Otto von Bismarck without injury, perpetrated by Ferdinand Cohen-Blind. He stops his aggressor himself. [11] [12]
- 1867.07.17 / Berlin. Nomination of Otto von Bismarck as Federal Chancellor of Prussia by the King William I. [13]
- 1870.07 / Ems. Editorial of the Ems dispatch by Otto von Bismarck, precipitating the start of the Franco-Prussian War. [14] [15]
- 1870.07.20 / Berlin. Declaration war of France to Prussia officially presented to Otto von Bismarck. [16]
- 1871.01.29 / Paris. Capitulation of the forts of Paris and signature of an armistice between Otto von Bismarck and Jules Favre, marking the end of the [[Franco-Prussian War] ]]. [17]
- 1874.07.13 / Kissingen. Attack on Otto von Bismarck not serious, perpetrated by a young worker of 19 years, Edourd Cullmann. [18]
- 1879 / Vienna. Alliance between Germany and Austria following a visit by Otto von Bismarck to Vienna. [19] [20]
- 1890.02.01 / Berlin. Resignation of Otto von Bismarck of the post of Minister of Commerce and Industry of Prussia. [21]