Die Steinklopfer (German Edition)

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• English-German Dictionary
• German Expressionism
• German literature

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Revolutions in central and north Germany enforce constitutional state reforms. Standardisation of the Abitur equivalent to the A-Level system used elsewhere which allows students to enter German universities. The Sanssouci Palace in Potsdam is connected to Berlin by rail, one of the first electrified railway sections in Old Germany. Since , the Palace has been used as a film location i. The Blue Angel , Development of a railway network across the whole of Germany, much of which still exists today.

The most important stations are developed during this period, including: Due to rapid urbanisation and lack of housing several important cities expanded rapidly at this time, including Duisburg and Dortmund. The Berlin Zoological Gardens was established in and opened to the public in The oldest zoo in Germany, today, it hosts more visitors than any zoo in Europe around 3 million visitors per year.

They are all being killed by the Prussian military. The first Proletariat uprising, the Weber Rebellion, witnesses 3, weavers in Silesia protesting against inhumane working conditions and exploitation. The uprising is quashed by the Prussian military — which murders them all. Liberal regimes, now with seats in government, herald a series of liberal reforms in all German states.

Establishment of the first parliament in German history at the Paulskirche, Frankfurt am Main , and elaboration of the German Imperial Constitution. The era of Realism in literature i.

The Pre-March Revolution involves a series of protests, gatherings and disturbances, but by July the Bundes troops are victorious and the revolution fails. Popular movements in Saxony, Baden and the Pfalz attempt to put into effect the Constitution of the Empire, but they are defeated by Prussian troops. Surveillance, spying and so on, creates fear and leads to political persecution of musicians e.

Rudolf Virchow, friends with the famous archaeologist Heinrich Schliemann, claims that the Neanderthal is not prehistoric man. The Great Depression, which starts in the United states with the panic of , represents the first global economic crisis. The chemist Julius Lothar Meyer —95 develops the first periodic table of chemical elements.

German literature

It was the first modern German nation-state and the basis for the later German Empire — King Ludwig II of Bavaria sets in motion the building of his second palace, Linderhof —85 , the smallest of the large palaces he had built, and the only one he lived to see completed. The most famous among these are Neuschwanenstein —92, still in construction when Ludwig died , Neues Schloss Herrenchiemsee —86, built along the lines of Versailles, but never completed , and Linderhof —85 , the only palace the king lived to see completed.

The second Industrial Revolution sees massive immigration; the population rises from 41 to 65 million, and from only eight cities with no more than , inhabitants, more than 48 cities are formed. The German Empire, a union of sovereign states and free cities, is established under Prussian leadership. The process of urbanisation begins: As a consequence of the Kulturkampf the influence of the Catholic Church is limited in Germany.

Friedrichshain , Moabit , now closed and Am Urban ; even parks and playgrounds were important to improve city life for the proletariat, Virchow continued. The anti-Socialist laws known as Sozialistengesetz prohibit socialist organisations, meetings and publications. The dome of Cologne is completed construction began in It is the tallest church building in the world at the time.