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According to bismarck what did the “common man” want?

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The common man wanted a united Germany, as Germans shared a common, united culture and spirit.

The common man, as Bismarck saw things, was not much interested in the finer points of politics, of policy-making and political maneuvering. Common people simply saw themselves as Germans and saw themselves thus naturally in opposition to others -- like Frenchmen. (Bismarck managed to unite all of Germany partly by means of pursuing a war vs. France.)
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