The first major change brought by this war came.
German Emperor William II, against great opposition, led Germany into this war, but his pre-war disputes with Prime Minister Bismarck became an even more noteworthy topic than the war itself.
This new emperor was not like his grandfather. Due to an innate disability, William II had an extreme sense of pride and naturally couldn't tolerate having a Prime Minister like Bismarck who would openly contradict and even reprimand him in cabinet meetings.
As for Bismarck, he had given everything for this country. The creation of the German Empire was inseparable from the contributions of the Iron Chancellor Bismarck. Under Bismarck's leadership, the former Kingdom of Prussia successively defeated Denmark, Austria, and France, thus building a powerful German Empire.
