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District Vote Counting During The Referendum in West Prussia, 1920

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District Vote Counting During The Referendum in West Prussia, 1920

Image text:

election results arrives in Marienburg (Malbork) on the occasion of the referendum. Through the Treaty of Versailles, most of West Prussia went to Poland without a vote (Polish corridor). On 11 July 1920 a vote took place east of the Vistula river in West Prussia and southern east Prussia on whether these two regions should go to either the Reich or to Poland. In West Prussia 92 percent voted to remain part of empire, and 98 percent voted the same in West Prussia.

Photographer:

Scherl

Date:

01.07.1920

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11.07.1920

Image ID:

00086599

Dimensions:

2536px x 1751px

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No model release, no property release. No commercial, merchandising or advertising use without release by SZ Photo

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Scherl/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo

Collection:

Historical archives

From collection:

Territorial questions after the treaty of Versailles: Poll, demonstrations und flight 1920/21

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Keywords:

politics social issue historical

Headline:

District Vote Counting During The Referendum in West Prussia, 1920

Date:

01.07.1920

Photographer:

Scherl

Image ID:

00086599