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cey-4424	Hall, Sam	A Fancy of Prince Bismarck? Bismarck’s Strategic Aims for the Expulsions of 1885	2021	15	.pdf	application/pdf	7637	320	34	In response to a heightened level of antisemitic agitation during the early 1880s—Jewish homes, shops, and synagogues were damaged in the cities of Thorn, Neustettin, and Stolp—the liberal Landtag deputy Eugen Richter chastised Bismarck for encouraging Jewish persecution through his inaction.25 On the 12th of January 1881, Richter contended that the antisemites began “to cling to the coat-tails of Prince Bismarck” and that they “go right on cuddling up to him and call to him as noisy children surround their father. in Louis L. Snyder, “Bismarck and the Lasker Resolution, 1884,” The Review of Politics 29, no. 1 (January 1967): 44; Otto von Bismarck, Bismarck’s Table Talk, trans. and ed.	cache/cey-4424.pdf	txt/cey-4424.txt
