 The political circumstances did not allow Jews to enter into the Prussian government positions or to get promoted if they had already a government position.A typical example is what Otto von Bismarck said on 15 June 1847 in the ' (Prussian Parliament).He said that he would "give the Jews all rights, but not to hold positions of authority in a Christian State"; if he had to obey a Jew, he would feel "deeply depressed and knuckled down".