5 March 1872Fictitious Splits in the InternationalKarl Heinrich Marx
Completes with Engels a private circular answering factional attacks and preparing for confrontation with Bakunin's supporters.
Historical records for Germany in 1872, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Completes with Engels a private circular answering factional attacks and preparing for confrontation with Bakunin's supporters.
Religious schools are forced to undergo official Government inspection and in June religious teachers are banned from Government schools
Religious schools are forced to undergo official Government inspection and in June religious teachers are banned from Government schools
The estate of the Church was confiscated, monastic orders dissolved, and the paragraphs of the Prussian constitution assuring the freedom of the Catholics is removed
Under the May Laws administered by Adalbert Falk, the state begins to monitor the education of clergy closely, creates a secular court for cases involving the clergy, and requires notification of all clergy employment
Under the May Laws administered by Adalbert Falk, the state begins to monitor the education of clergy closely, creates a secular court for cases involving the clergy, and requires notification of all clergy employment. The Jesuits are banned (and remained banned in Germany until 1917)
Under the May Laws administered by Adalbert Falk, the state begins to monitor the education of clergy closely, creates a secular court for cases involving the clergy, and requires notification of all clergy employment. The Jesuits are banned (and remained banned in Germany until 1917)
Under the May Laws administered by Adalbert Falk, the state begins to monitor the education of clergy closely, creates a secular court for cases involving the clergy, and requires notification of all clergy employment
Publishes an article arguing for nationalisation of land as part of a broader social transformation.
Religious schools are forced to undergo official Government inspection and religious teachers are banned from Government schools
Death of Heinrich Abeken
Marx participates in the International's Hague Congress during conflict with the anarchist faction.
The German Government breaks off diplomatic relations with the Vatican
The German Government breaks off diplomatic relations with the Vatican
William, Franz Joseph & Nicholas meet, Bismarck wants to create another Holy Alliance. William, Franz Joseph & Nicholas meet, Bismarck can create another Holy Alliance
Birth of Otto Braun
The German Government breaks off diplomatic relations with the Vatican. William, Franz Joseph & Nicholas meet, Bismarck can create another Holy Alliance. The Jesuits are banned (and remained banned in Germany until 1917) and in December the German Government broke off diplomatic relations with the Vatican
Persuades William to Appoint Roon as Minister of President of Prussia
The estate of the Church was confiscated, monastic orders dissolved, and the paragraphs of the Prussian constitution assuring the freedom of the Catholics is removed
Has Roon dismissed after 10 months because he fails to sufficiently support Bismarck
Dismissed by Bismarck because of his lack of support
Religious schools are forced to undergo official Government inspection and in June religious teachers are banned from Government schools. The Jesuits are banned (and remained banned in Germany until 1917) and in December the German Government broke off diplomatic relations with the Vatican.
The German Government breaks off diplomatic relations with the Vatican. Religious schools are forced to undergo official Government inspection and religious teachers are banned from Government schools.
The estate of the Church was confiscated, monastic orders dissolved, and the paragraphs of the Prussian constitution assuring the freedom of the Catholics is removed
Under the May Laws administered by Adalbert Falk, the state begins to monitor the education of clergy closely, creates a secular court for cases involving the clergy, and requires notification of all clergy employment. The Jesuits are banned (and remained banned in Germany until 1917).
After the Falk Laws (May Laws) had been passed, the Prussian authorities start to close down most of schools teaching the Polish language.
Minister Falk orders all classes of religion to be held in German by the spring of the following year
The estate of the Church was confiscated, monastic orders dissolved, and the paragraphs of the Prussian constitution assuring the freedom of the Catholics is removed.
The wave of protests on the side of Polish Catholics and the clergy is pacified when the Catholic Seminaries of Posen and Gniezno are closed down, and the state takes up the supervision of education.
Under the May Laws administered by Adalbert Falk, the state begins to monitor the education of clergy closely, creates a secular court for cases involving the clergy, and requires notification of all clergy employment.
Appointed Minister President of Prussia by Bismarck
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