Revolution and Counter-RevolutionEdited by ELEANOR MARX AVELINGReading editionChapter navigation25 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterREVOLUTION AND COUNTER-REVOLUTIONGERMANY IN 1848Edited by ELEANOR MARX AVELINGNOTE BY THE EDITORI. GERMANY AT THE OUTBREAK OF THE REVOLUTION.II. THE PRUSSIAN STATE.III. THE OTHER GERMAN STATES.IV. AUSTRIA.V. THE VIENNA INSURRECTION.VI. THE BERLIN INSURRECTION.VII. THE FRANKFORT NATIONAL ASSEMBLY.VIII. POLES, TSCHECHS, AND GERMANS.IX. PANSLAVISM—THE SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN WAR.X. THE PARIS RISING—THE FRANKFORT ASSEMBLY.XI. THE VIENNA INSURRECTION.XII. THE STORMING OF VIENNA—THE BETRAYAL OF VIENNA.XIII. THE PRUSSIAN ASSEMBLY—THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY.XIV. THE RESTORATION OF ORDER—DIET AND CHAMBERXV. THE TRIUMPH OF PRUSSIA.XVI. THE ASSEMBLY AND THE GOVERNMENTS.XVII. INSURRECTION.XVIII. PETTY TRADERS.XIX. THE CLOSE OF THE INSURRECTION.XX. THE LATE TRIAL AT COLOGNE.Previous chapter ←GERMANY IN 1848Next chapter →NOTE BY THE EDITORAll chapters and sections (25)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsREVOLUTION AND COUNTER-REVOLUTIONGERMANY IN 1848Edited by ELEANOR MARX AVELINGNOTE BY THE EDITORChapters1234567891011121314151617181920CHICAGOCHARLES H. KERR & COMPANY1912← GERMANY IN 1848NOTE BY THE EDITOR →