Count Wintzingerode protested against it while in the making, and Leopold von Plessen was one of the initiators.
Count Wintzingerode protested against it while in the making, and Leopold von Plessen was one of the initiators. The third part of this law created an investigating committee based at Mayence. Frederich Gentz suggested obtaining the support of Russia for this law, whose supporters included Baron Berstett, and parts of it were drafted by Adam Muller. Proponents of this law were concerned by the possibility that Karl Follen was in league with an organization that attended the Wartburg Festival, known as the "Unconditionals". Passed in response to August von Kotzebue being assassinated by Karl Sand, for 10 points, name this set of repressive laws passed by the German Confederation in 1819 and favored by Metternich, whose goal was to suppress radical student groups.
Count Wintzingerode protested against it while in the making, and Leopold von Plessen was one of the initiators.
{Carlsbad Decrees} [accept: {Karlsbader Beschlusse}]