Landmarks of Polish History
Landmarks of Polish History
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It was not, how- ever, until Napoleon III introduced the principle of racial unity into European politics thai the Poles found an opportunity. An armed insurrection started at Warsaw in 1863. The hopes of the insurgents centred in Napoleon, who, after the victories of Magenta and Solferino, was regarded in Poland as the champion of the oppressed. But Napoleon was absorbed in home affairs and, acting with Great Britain and Austria, limited his action to the presentation of pacific notes to Russi...a. The resulting diplomatic correspondence dragged on while the insurrection was being stamped out by force. A period of civil suppression followed. What remained of self-government disappeared, the Poles lost the right of entering the Civil Service, and the Russian language was introduced into the schools and courts. Everything Polish was pro- hibited, the very name of the country being changed to "The District of the Vistula. " The Prussian Government took similar measures, and enforced them with German ruthlessness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was not, how- ever, until Napoleon III introduced the principle of racial unity into European politics thai the Poles found an opportunity. An armed insurrection started at Warsaw in 1863. The hopes of the insurgents centred in Napoleon, who, after the victories of Magenta and Solferino, was regarded in Poland as the champion of the oppressed. But Napoleon was absorbed in home affairs and, acting with Great Britain and Austria, limited his action to the presentation of pacific notes to Russi...a. The resulting diplomatic correspondence dragged on while the insurrection was being stamped out by force. A period of civil suppression followed. What remained of self-government disappeared, the Poles lost the right of entering the Civil Service, and the Russian language was introduced into the schools and courts. Everything Polish was pro- hibited, the very name of the country being changed to "The District of the Vistula. " The Prussian Government took similar measures, and enforced them with German ruthlessness.
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