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Alexander Friedrich Werner, Bismarck Leaving the Reichstag on February 6, 1888 (1892)
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“We Germans Fear God but Nothing Else in the World!” Bismarck in the Reichstag Session of February 6, 1888 (1901)
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“The South Seas are the Mediterranean of the Future” (July 13, 1884)
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Anton von Werner, Prince Bismarck at the Bundesrat Desk, Giving a Speech (1888)
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Two Inuit Families from Labrador in a Völkerschau (1880)
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West African Members of the Police Force in the German Colony of Cameroon (1890s)
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A Cook’s Apprentice from Cameroon (1888)
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Hoisting the German Flag in Cameroon (1884)
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“The Nubians in Berlin’s Zoological Garden” (1878)
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Poster Advertising a Völkerschau Featuring “Australian Cannibals” (1885)
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“A Cannibal Dance at the Leipzig Zoological Garden” (1885)
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Ludwig von Windthorst, Leader of the German Center Party (c. 1870)
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Politics II: Parties and Political Mobilization
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Ludwig Knaus, The Malcontent (1877)
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Postcard Commemorating the Social Democratic Gotha Party Congress (1875)
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First Assassination Attempt on Kaiser Wilhelm I (May 11, 1878)
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Social Democratic Workers’ Party Congress in Dresden (August 12–15, 1871)
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Social Democratic Leader Wilhelm Liebknecht (c. 1895)
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“We Don’t Give a Hoot about the Law!” A Social Democratic Pipe (1878)
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The Anti-Socialist Law (October 21, 1878)
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August Bebel and Friedrich Wilhelm Fritzsche during the Socialist Debates (September 16 and 17, 1878)
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Berlin Police President Guido von Madai and the Social Democratic Movement (1870s and 1880s)
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“The Socialist Jack-in-the-Box” (September 28, 1878)
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Social Democratic Leader August Bebel (1882)
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Socialist “Conspirators” (1879)
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