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The 1937 Luxembourgian referendum was a referendum held in Luxembourg on 6 June 1937 on the issue of criminalising revolutionary political parties. It was proposed that all parties that supported the overthrow of the democratic process be outlawed, under the so-called 'Muzzle Law' (Luxembourgish: Maulkuerfgesetz). Specifically, since they were the only such party with a large support base, it was widely interpreted as targeting the Communist Party.
[edit] Results
| Option |
Votes |
% |
| For |
70,371 |
49.32 |
| Against |
72,300 |
50.68 |
| Total |
142,671 |
100 |
| Turnout |
92.95%[1] |
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