Dresden 1848/49
German essay collection Dresdner Hefte issue 158, 2/2024
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Key Facts
- Country: Germany[1]
- Editor: Dresden Historical Society[2], Susanne Schötz[3]
- Follows: Verb(o)unden[4]
- Followed by: What a theatre![5]
- Part of the series: Dresdner Hefte[6]
- Place of publication: Dresden[7]
- Commons category: Dresdner Hefte (158)[8]
- Language of work or name: German[9]
- Issue: 158[10]
- Volume: 42[11]
- Has part(s): Dresden 1848/49[12], A “legal revolution”[13], Radical journalists?[14], »...rather herd sheep than help govern here!«[15], The misunderstood state parliament of 1849[16], "Therefore, I will not abandon my conviction..."[17], »State of Affairs in Saxony«[18], Women's roles in the revolution of 1848/49[19], The Dresden Women's Association for the Support of Needy Families (1849/50)[20], "The way we look at history always has a lot to do with us"[21]
- Publication date: June 1, 2024[22]
- Sponsor: Dresden[23], Volksbank Dresden-Bautzen[24]
- Main subject: European Revolutions of 1848[25], news media[26], bureaucracy[27], Landtag of the Kingdom of Saxony[28], Bernhard Hirschel[29], women's history[30], Louise Otto-Peters[31], Theo Jung[32]
- Catalog: Regional bibliography of Saxony[33]
- Described at URL: https://d-nb.info/1334483310/04[34], https://www.dresdner-geschichtsverein.de/heft/dresden-184849-175-jahre-dresdner-maiaufstand[35]
- Published in: Dresdner Hefte[36]
- Title: Dresden 1848/49[37]
- Subtitle: 175 Jahre Dresdner Maiaufstand[38]
- Short name: Dresdner Heft 158[39]
- Author of foreword: Caroline Förster[40], Susanne Schötz[41]
- Editor-in-chief: Caroline Förster[42]
- Copyright status: copyrighted[43]