- 00:00
Introduction to the state of German workers and the rise of industrial cities.
- 04:55
Formation of the Socialist Workers' Party of Germany in 1875.
- 11:18
Passage of the Anti-Socialist Law in 1878.
- 16:46
Bismarck introduces social welfare laws to counter socialism.
- 24:46
Bismarck's final attempts to suppress socialism in 1890.
- 26:43
Conclusion on Bismarck's failure and the rise of social democracy.
How Bismarck Tried to Crush Social Democracy (And Failed)
Summary
The video discusses Otto von Bismarck's anti-socialist measures in Germany during the late 19th century, detailing his attempts to suppress the socialist movement through repressive laws and the introduction of social welfare systems as a counter-move. Despite Bismarck's efforts, the socialist movement grew stronger and more radicalized, ultimately becoming a major political force that contributed to Bismarck's political downfall.
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