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Otto Von Bismarck was primarily motivated by a desire to unify Germany under Prussian leadership and strengthen the German state. He believed in realpolitik, prioritizing practical and strategic considerations over ideological principles. His ambition to consolidate power and expand Prussia's influence drove him to engage in wars and diplomatic maneuvers, ultimately leading to the unification of Germany in 1871. Bismarck's vision was to create a stable and powerful empire that could compete with other European powers.

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