Frankfurt Parliament and the 1848 Revolution in the German States (1848–1849)

1. March Revolution sparks German constitutional demands

   Mar 1, 1848Labels: March Revolution, German states

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2. Vorparlament meets to plan all-German elections

   Mar 31, 1848Labels: Vorparlament, Frankfurt

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3. Frankfurt National Assembly opens in Paulskirche

   May 18, 1848Labels: Frankfurt Parliament, Paulskirche

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4. Heinrich von Gagern elected assembly president

   May 19, 1848Labels: Heinrich von

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5. Provisional Central Power approved for executive authority

   Jun 28, 1848Labels: Provisional Central

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6. Archduke John elected Reichsverweser (regent)

   Jun 29, 1848Labels: Archduke John, Reichsverweser

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7. Armistice of Malmö triggers Frankfurt political crisis

   Aug 26, 1848Labels: Armistice of, Prussia

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8. Execution of Robert Blum radicalizes public opinion

   Nov 9, 1848Labels: Robert Blum

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9. Basic Rights of the German People proclaimed

   Dec 27, 1848Labels: Basic Rights

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10. Frankfurt Constitution proclaimed for a German Empire

    Mar 28, 1849Labels: Frankfurt Constitution, German Empire

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11. Frederick William IV refuses the imperial crown

    Apr 3, 1849Labels: Frederick William, Prussia

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12. Frankfurt Parliament votes to relocate to Stuttgart

    May 30, 1849Labels: Frankfurt Parliament, Stuttgart

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13. Rump Parliament convenes in Stuttgart

    Jun 6, 1849Labels: Rump Parliament, Stuttgart

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14. Württemberg troops dissolve the Rump Parliament

    Jun 18, 1849Labels: W rttemberg, Rump Parliament

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