Historical Events tagged with "reactionary"
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Luxembourg's Reactionary Constitution Adoption
In late November, Luxembourg underwent a significant political shift with the unilateral adoption of a new constitution following the Coup of 1856. The new constitution, characterized by its reactionary principles, was implemented without consensus from the broader political bodies, highlighting tensions between liberal and conservative forces within the nation. The decision marked a pivotal moment in Luxembourg's governance, steering it towards more autocratic rule under Grand Duke Henri, who sought to stabilize his authority amidst growing unrest and demands for more democratic governance.
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