23 January 1874ElectionOtto Eduard Leopold Furst von Bismarck-Schonhausen
The Catholic Centre increases its seats because of hatred of the May Laws. Catholics rally around the Centre Party which increases its vote from 63 to 91 seats
Historical records for Germany in 1874, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
The Catholic Centre increases its seats because of hatred of the May Laws. Catholics rally around the Centre Party which increases its vote from 63 to 91 seats
Further May Laws against the Ultramontane clergy provoking Pius IX to annul them
Eduard Kullmann attempts to assassinate Bismarck with a pistol, but only hits his hand, Kullmann names the church laws as the reason why he had to shoot Bismarck
Eduard Kullmann attempts to assassinate Bismarck with a pistol, but only hits his hand, Kullmann names the church laws as the reason why he had to shoot Bismarck
Count Arnim is arrested after the discovery of a plot to replace Bismarck by him
Appointed Ambassador of Paris
A Catholic, Heinz Kullman, attempts to assassinate Bismarck at Bad Kissingen
Finally passes the military budget, each military budget is to last 7 years
Bismarck's attempts to restrict the power of the Catholic Church, represented in politics by the Catholic Centre Party, were not successful, in the 1874 elections, these forces double their representation in the Parliament
Appointed Chair of History at the University of Berlin
A Catholic, Heinz Kullman, attempts to assassinate Bismarck at Bad Kissingen
Publication of "Die Messalinen Wiens" from whom the word "masochism" is derived
Publication of "Die Messalinen Wiens" from whom the word "masochism" is derived
Bismarck's attempts to restrict the power of the Catholic Church, represented in politics by the Catholic Centre Party, were not successful, in the 1874 elections, these forces double their representation in the Parliament
Bismarck's attempts to restrict the power of the Catholic Church, represented in politics by the Catholic Centre Party, were not successful, in the 1874 elections, these forces double their representation in the Parliament. Bismarck even blames the poisoning of a popular lion from Berlin Zoological Gardens on Catholic conspirators
Publication of "Die Messalinen Wiens" from whom the word "masochism" is derived
A Catholic, Heinz Kullman, attempts to assassinate Bismarck at Bad Kissingen
Appointed President of the Reichstag
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