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BERLIN CONFERENCE Bismarck hopes that the other European powers will walk into his trap... Date: 1884
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1884 Berlin Bismarck Conference Hopes Powers Trap Walk
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1. Title: "Bismarck's Berlin Conference Trap: A Historical Cartoon from 1884" This political cartoon, dated back to 1884, depicts the cunning Chancellor of Germany, Otto von Bismarck, orchestrating the infamous Berlin Conference with a sly and manipulative expression. The conference, held from November 1884 to February 1885, aimed to address the escalating competition and conflicts among European powers over African colonies. In the cartoon, Bismarck is shown seated at a large table, surrounded by other European leaders, each represented by caricatured figures. With a smirk on his face, Bismarck holds a map of Africa, while pointing to various territories with a long stick. The caption above his head reads, "Bismarck hopes that the other European powers will walk into his trap." The other European leaders appear oblivious to Bismarck's machinations, each engrossed in their own maps and territorial claims. The cartoon cleverly highlights the self-serving nature of European powers during the Scramble for Africa, as they competed for resources and influence on the African continent. The Berlin Conference ultimately led to the partitioning of Africa among European powers, with little regard for the indigenous populations and their rights. This historical cartoon serves as a stark reminder of the political maneuverings and power struggles that shaped the international landscape during the late 19th century. This and thought-provoking cartoon is an invaluable addition to any collection of historical images, providing insights into the complex web of international politics and diplomacy during the era of imperialism.
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