What did Bismarck mean by the phrase "blood and iron" in the context of the question of German unification?

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VincenzoC · Answer 1 · 2017-03-04T05:18:08+0000

It means that they would use blood (hard work, the power of the people) and iron (technology, weapons, etc) to succeed and unify the German territories.

What did Bismarck mean by the phrase "blood and iron" in the context of the question of German unification?

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