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  • Harry von Arnim
    Harry, count von Arnim

    …into exile and anonymously published Pro Nihilo (1875), a pamphlet attributing his disgrace to Bismarck’s jealousy. Convicted of treason, of insulting the emperor, and of libeling Bismarck, Arnim was sentenced in absentia to five years’ penal servitude. Since the legal grounds for Arnim’s prosecution had been doubtful, Bismarck obtained passage…

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    …into exile and anonymously published Pro Nihilo (1875), a pamphlet attributing his disgrace to Bismarck’s jealousy. Convicted of treason, of insulting the emperor, and of libeling Bismarck, Arnim was sentenced in absentia to five years’ penal servitude. Since the legal grounds for Arnim’s prosecution had been doubtful, Bismarck obtained passage…

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