Germany Bismarck Opposition 30.11.22
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- Created on: 30-11-22 11:57
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- Germany: Bismarck Opposition 1871-1890
- perceived threat of the Catholics
- due to growth of centre party/ catholic south unifying later/ Papal Infaliability
- introduced laws to remove power from catholics
- started in 1872 but increased in 1873 with Falk Laws
- catholic policy actually created his opposition
- Kulturkampf seen as anti-religious not just anti-catholic
- centre party grew!!
- 58 seats in 1871 to 91 in 1874
- 93 in 1877
- Catholic Austria were angry
- perceived threat of socialists
- due to growth of SPD/having revolutionary ideas
- antisocialist laws
- reduce power of SPD
- socialist meetings and publications banned
- passed after 2 assassination attempts on Kaiser
- not really a threat as only 12 seats in 1877
- State Socialism
- Medical Insurance 1883
- Accident Insurance 1884
- Pensions 1889
- socialist policies created opposition
- unified the WC
- SPD grew form this point on
- perceived threat of the Catholics
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