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March Madness History 323 / Jan. 28, 2013
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Cartoon mocking loud German “Rhine patriotism”
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“The Watch on the Rhine” Lyrics by Max Schneckenburger (1840) Tune by Karl Wilhelm (1854)The Watch on the Rhine
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The Hermannsdenkmal (Arminius Monument), near Detmold
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Walhalla on the Danube (completed 1842)
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Friedrich Wilhelm IV King of Prussia, 1840-1861
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Completing the Cologne Cathedral
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The opening of the Prussian United Diet (Landtag), April 11, 1847
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“No piece of paper will come between me and my people!”
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February 1848: Parisians at the barricades
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Lola Montez (1821-1861)
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Vienna, March 1848: angry crowds
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Hungarian cartoon depicting the revolution Vienna, 13. March 1848. Emperor Ferdinand: Why is the crowd making noise? Royal servant: They are doing revolution. Emperor Ferdinand: Aha, and are they allowed to do it?
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Metternich flees from Austria
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Barricades in Berlin, March 1848
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After the victory: a citizens’ militia on parade in Berlin
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Friedrich Wilhelm IV flies the German colors
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Remembering the martyrs: funerals for Berlin’s freedom fighters
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