Poland, Prussia And Culture
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6, col. c. Note that in 1815 the King of Prussia in his proclama- tion assured the Poles that ' they need not give up their nationality '.
2 Buzek, p. 487. ' The Times, October 30, p. 5, 1906, col. d.
AND CULTURE 19 means universally. Wherever they could do so, the Germans substituted their owii language for Polish, even in the teaching of religion . It happened that in Wrzesnia (in German, Wreschen) certain children ' refused to pay any attention to religious instruction imparted in the German... language'. They said simply, 'We are Poles, not Germans, and do not wish to know anything about the German religion '. Some twenty of them, therefore, were ' detained, and, on their still proving obdurate ', fourteen of their number received 'corporal punishment '.^ Speaking of this incident in the Landtag, the Prussian Minister of Public Instruction said : ' the teacher had merely enforced a pedagogic principle, the excellence of which had been proved for two thousand years.' ^ But the barbarous Poles could not perceive the excellence of the principle nor the superiority of a German to a Polish prayer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
6, col. c. Note that in 1815 the King of Prussia in his proclama- tion assured the Poles that ' they need not give up their nationality '.
2 Buzek, p. 487. ' The Times, October 30, p. 5, 1906, col. d.
AND CULTURE 19 means universally. Wherever they could do so, the Germans substituted their owii language for Polish, even in the teaching of religion . It happened that in Wrzesnia (in German, Wreschen) certain children ' refused to pay any attention to religious instruction imparted in the German... language'. They said simply, 'We are Poles, not Germans, and do not wish to know anything about the German religion '. Some twenty of them, therefore, were ' detained, and, on their still proving obdurate ', fourteen of their number received 'corporal punishment '.^ Speaking of this incident in the Landtag, the Prussian Minister of Public Instruction said : ' the teacher had merely enforced a pedagogic principle, the excellence of which had been proved for two thousand years.' ^ But the barbarous Poles could not perceive the excellence of the principle nor the superiority of a German to a Polish prayer.
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