Caricature: Otto von Bismarck and Pope Pius IX playing chess
The papal infallibility in matters of faith and morality, which was made a dogma at the First Vatican Council of 1870, was complicit in the Kulturkampf (culture struggle) which was fought with exasperation in Germany. The German Chancellor and the Pope compete in chess, where Bismarck plays off laws and clauses, the Pope encyclicals, interdicts and the syllabus
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10614672
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Mary Evans / Sueddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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Bismarck Chess Clauses Compete Dogma Exasperation Fought Infallibility Kulturkampf Laws Morality Papal Pius Syllabus Vatican
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