One can make the case that almost every German federal election is an 'epic' saga. 1898 to me....is an interesting case for a government study.
In the end, out of 398 seats....23 different political parties held seats.
The Centre Party ended up with the most seats. Describing them? Mostly leaning to the right, have a Catholic Church attachment, and having a standing on spending limits for the states and federal government.
This being a district by district election? When you can find a map of district results....it probably will surprise you how you could have regional strongholds of X-party, and next to it.....another district with a totally different party holds 'power'.
So many parties making a coalition difficult? I would offer this example as strong evidence. As long as you could get 8,000 votes....you were figured to get a minimum of one representative seat.
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