May Uprising in Dresden
1849 failed revolution in Dresden, Kingdom of Saxony
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May Uprising in Dresden
Summary
May Uprising in Dresden is a rebellion[1]. It draws 222 Wikipedia views per month (rebellion category, ranking #73 of 615).[2]
Key Facts
- May Uprising in Dresden is in the country of Kingdom of Saxony[3].
- May Uprising in Dresden's instance of is recorded as rebellion[4].
- The location of May Uprising in Dresden was Dresden[5].
- May Uprising in Dresden is part of European Revolutions of 1848[6].
- May Uprising in Dresden's Commons category is recorded as Dresdner Maiaufstand[7].
- May Uprising in Dresden's archives at is recorded as State Archives Dresden[8].
- May Uprising in Dresden's archives at is recorded as Bautzen Archive Network[9].
- May Uprising in Dresden's archives at is recorded as Saxony State Archives Leipzig[10].
- May Uprising in Dresden began on May 3, 1849[11].
- May Uprising in Dresden ended on May 9, 1849[12].
- May Uprising in Dresden occurred on May 3, 1849[13].
- May Uprising in Dresden's topic's main category is recorded as Category:Dresdner Maiaufstand[14].
- May Uprising in Dresden's described by source is recorded as Der Kampf in Dresden im Mai 1849[15].
- May Uprising in Dresden's described by source is recorded as Meine Flucht von Dresden nach New-York im Jahre 1849[16].
- May Uprising in Dresden's described by source is recorded as The history of the May Uprising of 1849[17].
- May Uprising in Dresden's described by source is recorded as Dresdner Hefte[18].
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When and Where
May Uprising in Dresden took place on May 3, 1849[13]. It began on May 3, 1849[11]. It ended on May 9, 1849[12]. The location of it was Dresden[5]. It is in the country of Kingdom of Saxony[3].
Context
May Uprising in Dresden is part of European Revolutions of 1848[6]. Its instance of is recorded as rebellion[4].
Why It Matters
May Uprising in Dresden draws 222 Wikipedia views per month (rebellion category, ranking #73 of 615).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 8 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[19] It is known by 5 alternative names across languages and contexts.[20]