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Foreign News
May 29, 1891
The Madison Daily Leader
Madison, Lake County, South Dakota
What is this article about?
Prussian authorities impose strict measures at the Posen frontier to prevent Russian and Polish Jews from entering Germany, with troops patrolling roads and watching railway stations.
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No Jews Wanted in Prussia.
London, May 29. The Prussian authorities have ordered the sternest measures on the Posen frontier to keep the Russian and Polish Jews out of Germany. The roads at the boundary are patrolled by troops, and the railway stations are carefully watched. The military have instructions to aid the civil authorities in preventing undesirable immigrants from leaving or passing through Prussia.
London, May 29. The Prussian authorities have ordered the sternest measures on the Posen frontier to keep the Russian and Polish Jews out of Germany. The roads at the boundary are patrolled by troops, and the railway stations are carefully watched. The military have instructions to aid the civil authorities in preventing undesirable immigrants from leaving or passing through Prussia.
What sub-type of article is it?
Political
What keywords are associated?
Prussia
Jews
Immigration
Posen Frontier
Troop Patrols
Where did it happen?
Prussia
Foreign News Details
Primary Location
Prussia
Event Date
May 29
Event Details
Prussian authorities ordered stern measures on the Posen frontier to keep Russian and Polish Jews out of Germany, including troop patrols on roads and watches at railway stations, with military aiding civil authorities to prevent undesirable immigrants from passing through.