" This policy was opposed by Ludwig Windthorst, who became the leader of the Center Party while fighting against it.
David Blackbourn described how this policy led to three eight-year-old girls being forcibly placed into an orphanage for over a month after an experience they had while berry-picking in Marpingen. This policy was effectively ended by the "Peace Laws" and may have prompted the assassination attempt by Eduard Kullmann. A specific kind of political speech was outlawed by this policy's "Pulpit Paragraph." This policy was opposed by Ludwig Windthorst, who became the leader of the Center Party while fighting against it. The encyclical Quod Nunquam opposed laws supporting this policy designed by Adalbert Falk. This policy that included the May Laws required civil marriages and banned the Jesuits. For 10 points, name this anti-Catholic policy promoted in Germany by Otto von Bismarck.
David Blackbourn described how this policy led to three eight-year-old girls being forcibly placed into an orphanage for over a month after an experience they had while berry-picking in Marpingen.
Kulturkampf