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Parliamentary Condemnation

When
16 January 1886
Where
Parliament of the German Empire
Part of
Prussian deportations of Poles and Jews ordered under Bismarck

The German Empire's parliament condemned the expulsions in January 1886, though the Prussian parliament did not.

On 16 January 1886, the parliament of the German Empire condemned the expulsions with a great majority. The Prussian parliament failed to condemn them because anti-Polish forces were more strongly represented there than in the imperial parliament.

Sources

  1. Prussian deportations Wikipedia, revision of 2026-10-05

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