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1935 Saar status referendum

A referendum on territorial status was held in the Territory of the Saar Basin on 13 January 1935. Over 90% of voters opted for reunification with Germany, with 9% voting for the status quo as a League of Nations mandate territory and less than 0.5% opting for unification with France.

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Choice Votes % Reunification with Germany 477,089 90.73% Status quo 46,613 8.86% Unification with France 2,124 0.40% Valid votes 525,826 99.59% Invalid or blank votes 2,161 0.41…

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1935 Saar status referendum → Choice Votes % Reunification with Germany 477,089 90.73% Status quo 46,613 8.86% Unification with France 2,124 0.40% Valid votes 525,826 99.59% Invalid or blank votes 2,161 0.41…

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1935 Saar status referendumChoiceChoice Votes % Reunification with Germany 477,089 90.73% Status quo 46,613 8.86% Unification with France 2,124 0.40% Valid votes 525,826 99.59% Invalid or blank votes 2,161 0.41…1.00infobox
municipal authoritiesinstance ofMarinus van der Goes van Naters stated that the Deutsche Front infiltrated public services0.80text
the policeinstance ofMarinus van der Goes van Naters stated that the Deutsche Front infiltrated public services0.80text
and voters were forced to vote for Saar's return to Germany under threats of dismissals or loss of pensioninstance ofMarinus van der Goes van Naters stated that the Deutsche Front infiltrated public services0.80text
the Volkstimmeinstance ofsocialist and separatist newspapers0.80text
Volkszeitung were taken downinstance ofsocialist and separatist newspapers0.80text
and there were reports of illegal seizuresinstance ofsocialist and separatist newspapers0.80text
confiscations of documents by the members of the Deutsche Frontinstance ofsocialist and separatist newspapers0.80text

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