Bismarck : some secret pages of his history (Vol. 2 of 3). Being a diary kept by Dr. Moritz Busch during twenty-five years' official and private intercourse with the great Chancellor

A vivid, first‑hand chronicle, this diary follows Dr. Moritz Busch as he spends twenty‑five years alongside the architect of modern Germany. Through his eyes we glimpse the inner workings of the Chancellor’s headquarters on Wilhelmstraße, the bustling foreign office, and the private rooms where political strategy blended with daily life. Busch’s observations capture the tension between public press campaigns and the behind‑the‑scenes negotiations that shaped Europe’s balance of power.

Beyond the grand diplomatic maneuvers, the memoir offers intimate details of the people who surrounded the statesman—senators, journalists, and the court’s own intrigues. Readers hear the tone of heated parliamentary debates, the subtle art of press manipulation, and the personal habits that defined the man behind the legend. The narrative invites listeners to step into a pivotal era, feeling the weight of decisions that still echo in today’s political landscape.