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Otto von Bismarck Foundation

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Address
Am Bahnhof 2
21521 Friedrichsruh
contact
Tel.: 04104/97710
E-Mail: info@bismarck-stiftung.de
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Description
The Otto von Bismarck Foundation is showing the exhibition ‘Otto von Bismarck and his time’ at Friedrichsruh Historical Railway Station. The life and politics of the Prussian-German statesman are explained in the context of the diverse developments in 19th century Germany. Bismarck was Prussian Prime Minister from 1862 to 1890 and the first German Chancellor from 1871 to 1890. He drove forward the process of nation state formation and the introduction of social insurance, established a European alliance system, but was also responsible for the suppression of social democracy and political Catholicism as well as ethnic minorities. On display are Bismarck's passport for his trip to St. Petersburg in 1859, the golden pen with which he signed the peace treaty with France in 1871, evidence of German colonial policy and knick-knacks that tell of the Bismarck myth.
Holiday Schedule
Open on Easter and Whit Monday.
Tips
In the close vicinity are the Lokschuppen Aumühle and the museum of the Bismarck family.
The Otto von Bismarck Foundation is situated in the centre of the Sachsenwald recreation area, where the visitor finds several trails.
Arrival by Public Transport
Public transport: take the S-Bahn to Aumühle, from there it is a 20-minute walk through the Sachsenwald forest to Friedrichsruh. Alternatively, the HVV bus 433 takes four minutes to the ‘Friedrichsruh, Bismarck-Museum’ stop.
Parking
There is free parking for cars and coaches at the museum.
Free
The Otto von Bismarck and his Times exhibition is dedicated to this important German stateman of the second half of the 19th century. It showcases the most significant political, social, and economic developments of this era, which was largely shaped by Otto von Bismarck. The topics are presented from different perspectives using modern and interactive methods.