" One aspect of this policy was the formation of a Settlement Commission to target Polish culture in Posen.
In the Bielefeld school of history, this policy is the standard example of the "negative integration" strategy. Under this policy, the salaries of individuals who didn't comply with it were suspended via the "Breadbasket Law." One aspect of this policy was the formation of a Settlement Commission to target Polish culture in Posen. The name of this campaign was coined by a pathologist who later challenged its initiator to a duel involving a parasite-laden sausage; that pathologist was (*)  Rudolf Virchow  (FUR-khoh) . Under Ludwig Windhorst, the Centre Party opposed this campaign. Leo XIII helped end this campaign, during which Adalbert Falk released the May Laws, seminaries were closed, and the Jesuits were banned. For 10 points, name this anti-Catholic campaign initiated by Otto von Bismarck in Prussia.
In the Bielefeld school of history, this policy is the standard example of the "negative integration" strategy.
Kulturkampf  [prompt on translations such as  Culture War  or descriptive answers such as Bismarck's  anti-Catholic  campaign] 