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on 22 May 1863 the Diet sent a sharp note to the King: "The House of Deputies has no further means of coming to terms with this ministry.... Every further negotiation only strengthens our conviction that a chasm separates the advisors to the Crown and the Country." As a result, the king finally dissolved the diet.
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and after the president of the parliament interrupted Bismarck during a dispute over his Polish policy, he stated that he answered only to the King and was “not subject to the disciplinary authority vested in the president of the parliament.” The struggle between Bismarck and the Diet continued, and
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The convention improved Russo-Prussian relations, while Franco-Russian relations were strained by the open sympathy Napoleon III had shown towards the Poles. Bismarck himself later saw it as a precondition for the Russian neutrality in the
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Meanwhile, Bismarck publicly stated it was on the initiative of the Russians that the treaty had been formed, while Russian Foreign Minister Gorchakov declared that the Convention has never been put into force.
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Bismarck, who had just been appointed Prime Minister in September 1862 and ruled without a parliamentary majority, was criticized by liberal Prussian politicians like
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occurred. Prussia immediately closed its border and mobilised the Prussian Army to secure its eastern provinces against a similar event. Initiated by Prime Minister
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already showed a map of Europe to the Austrian ambassador, which contained an independent Poland and a major realignment of European frontiers.
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The convention was criticized by western liberals and led to a serious diplomatic crisis.
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The convention was never implemented as Russia dealt on its own with Polish uprising.
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Index


Russian Empire
Kingdom of Prussia
Gustav von Alvensleben
St. Petersburg
Alexander Gorchakov
uprising against the Russian rule
Congress Poland
Otto von Bismarck
Prussian King's
Alexander II of Russia

Hans Victor von Unruh
Heinrich von Sybel
Prussian Landtag
Great Britain
Austrian Empire
Napoleon III
Second French Empire
Empress Eugenie
Austro-Prussian
Franco-Prussian War



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