In the winter of 1871 and 1872, in order to strengthen his position in the country, Bismarck made a painful decision to attack the "papal infallibility" that advocated Catholicism on the grounds of opposing clericalism.

This initiative was supported by the Progressive Liberal Party and the Protestants. In his 1873 campaign speech, Fischev said that Prussia was going through a great struggle for the worldview, a "cultural struggle". But it was very popular with Bismarck. In February 1872, Falck submitted a draft law on state supervision of schools.

Forcing the bill through is the first battle of the cultural struggle. Newspapers and periodicals funded by the Wilf Fund said that after warning the Vatican Pope, the bill would include "changing the marriage formalities from the church to the civil affairs bureau," "taxing the church heavily for its business," and "restricting the Jesuit and other transnational religions." - The above is an excerpt from "Bismarck"

Judging from his approach, Bismarck in history did declare war on the Pope and Catholicism, and because of this incident, he was assassinated by Catholics in history, and also laid the groundwork for Russia's visit to Berlin later. This is not a deliberate attempt to lower Bismarck's IQ in order to exaggerate Napoleon's abilities in the text, but it is true.

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