Repnin Sejm concedes to Russian demands
- When
- 1767–1768
- Where
- Warsaw, locality of the Sejm summoned by the Radom Confederation in 1768
Repnin used violent and discreditable means to force the 1767–1768 Sejm to concede all points in dispute, aided by Russian troops.
Nicholas Repnin, as Russian minister plenipotentiary, obeyed his instructions and employed means described as more or less violent or discreditable to force the Sejm of 1768 to concede everything. Separately, the 1767–1768 Sejm known as the Repnin Sejm was compelled to concede all points in dispute. When the Radom Confederation seized Warsaw and summoned a Sejm in 1768, Repnin, with the aid of Russian troops, compelled it to accept the principle of Russia's right to intervene in Polish internal affairs; Warsaw is sourced as the locality of that 1768 summoned Sejm.
Sources
- Nikolai Vasilyevich Repnin Wikipedia, revision of 2026-09-16
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