"Bismarck and France" is a study of Chancellor Bismarck's role in Germany's relations with France in the 19th century. As the author, Jacques Benville reveals the complex political and diplomatic relations between these two countries and the influence they had on the events of their time. The book describes Bismarck's strategies in detail, his attempts to maintain stability in Europe and support imperial Germany in the face of acute international conflicts. France, as Germany's eternal rival, is a key player in this historical narrative. Thanks to the deep analysis of the author, the reader can better understand the essence of the political processes and events of the period of the formation of modern Europe.