An Australian in Germany
An Australian in Germany
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He, too, aimed at the industrialisation of Poland. Bismarck's law (26th April, 1886) created the Settlement Commission. This was to buy up the large estates and establish closer settlement ; that is, to plant a number of small German pro- prietors on the land. In spite of the activity of the Settlement Commission, the opposition of the Polish land-banks and Polish private speculators brought more German land into the hands of Poles than vice versa. Hence in 1904 a supplementary Act was passed, ...according to which, in the " settlement provinces, " and some others adjoining them, local consent for the establishment of small holdings became unnecessary. It was hoped that the opera- tions of the Polish land-banks would be paralysed.
80 AN AUSTRALIAN IN GERMANY Another illusion. The land-banks now devoted their attention to the acquisition of large estates and their subdivision and sale to neighbouring peasants on the time-payment system. The next Prussian steps were the establishment of the Mittelstandkasse in Posen in 1905, and of the German Farmers' Bank in 1906, both subsidised by the State.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He, too, aimed at the industrialisation of Poland. Bismarck's law (26th April, 1886) created the Settlement Commission. This was to buy up the large estates and establish closer settlement ; that is, to plant a number of small German pro- prietors on the land. In spite of the activity of the Settlement Commission, the opposition of the Polish land-banks and Polish private speculators brought more German land into the hands of Poles than vice versa. Hence in 1904 a supplementary Act was passed, ...according to which, in the " settlement provinces, " and some others adjoining them, local consent for the establishment of small holdings became unnecessary. It was hoped that the opera- tions of the Polish land-banks would be paralysed.
80 AN AUSTRALIAN IN GERMANY Another illusion. The land-banks now devoted their attention to the acquisition of large estates and their subdivision and sale to neighbouring peasants on the time-payment system. The next Prussian steps were the establishment of the Mittelstandkasse in Posen in 1905, and of the German Farmers' Bank in 1906, both subsidised by the State.
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