Bismarck's foreign policy
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- Bismarck's foreign policy in 1873 onwards
- 'War in sight' crisis in 1875
- 1873 Dreikaiserbund
- Austria-Hungary, Germany and Russia.
- Contained the rivalry between Austria-Hungary and Russia.
- The Eastern crisis in 1875-8
- This posed a threat to Bismarck's Dreikaiserbund as he tried to maintain good relations with both Russia and Austria-Hungary at the same time.
- The revolt began in 1875 with a revolt against Bosnia and Herzegovina.
- Revolt spread to Bulgaria in 1876 with Turkish rule collapsing.
- Treaty of San Stefano in 1877
- Russia declared war on Turkey- they were defeated by R in 1878 treaty was introduced- a new independent state. Breech of the agreement wirh A-H
- Congress of Berlin
- He set up the congress and the outcome was that a series defeat for Russia.
- Austria-Hungary and Russia had been fighting on e another
- Dual Alliance with Germany and A-H in 1879
- He wanted to work on an alliance with Austria-Hungary.
- He said this alliance would help stabalise the situtation in the balkans.
- The Emperor's Alliance in 1881
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- Triple Alliance in 1882
- German Colonial Empire in 1884-5
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- Reinsurance Treaty in 1887
- Problems of his Foreign policy
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