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He wasn't. It was "Iron Chancellor", presumably for his forceful approach.

"Blood & iron" was an earlier passage in a speech declaring that Germany's fate (when it was still a jumble of states) would be resolved through nationality (blood) and might (iron).

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Q: Why was Otto Von Bismarck nicknamed the Blood and Iron Chancellor?
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