Oststaat-Plan

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Oststaat-Plan
Eastern State Plan
  Lands to be ceded to Poland according to the Treaty of Versailles in 1919
Duration1918–1919
LocationEastern territories of the German Empire
Goal(s)
  • Secession of the Eastern provinces from Germany
  • Suppression of the Greater Poland uprising
  • Reassertion of German authority over the region
CausePolish independence, Greater Poland Uprising, German eastern concessions following the Treaty of Versailles
Patron(s)Adolf Von Batocki
OutcomeNever realized

The Oststaat-Plan (German pronunciation: [ˈɔststɑːt plˈɑːn] lit. 'Eastern State Plan'), was a plan developed after World War I by Adolf von Batocki to secure German sovereignty over the eastern provinces of Prussia despite Polish territorial demands after Poland's independence and the Greater Poland Uprising in 1918. The plan failed due to lack of support from the German government.

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