List of Palatinate revolutionaries 1848/49
The list of Palatine revolutionaries 1848/49 contains a selection of Palatine and foreigners. They were revolutionary or politically active in the Bavarian Palatinate in Vormärz or in the Palatinate uprising in 1849.
It is the subject of additions.
People in the pre-march
On March 5, 1848, the following took part in the Heidelberg meeting :
- Friedrich Justus Willich , Committee of Seven
- Georg Jacob Stockinger
Members of the Frankfurt National Assembly
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Members of the Frankfurt National Assembly (MdFN) 1848/49 and the Stuttgart Rump Parliament were the Palatinate:
- Rudolph Eduard Christmann , MdL
- August Ferdinand Culmann , successor
- Maximilian Glaß ( withdrawn early )
- Gustav Adolf Gulden
- Georg Friedrich Kolb , Member of the State Parliament
- Joseph Martin Reichard
- Nikolaus Schmitt (lawyer)
- Friedrich Schüler , MdL
- Carl Alexander Sparrow
- Franz Tafel , MdL
- Philipp Umbscheiden
Other members of the Stuttgart rump parliament
Member of the state parliament
- Ludwig Greiner (politician)
- Philipp Heintz
- Philipp Hepp
- Adam Müller (farmer)
- Ludwig Andreas Jordan
- Georg Jacob Stockinger
- Philipp Tillmann
- Friedrich Justus Willich
Others
MdL and member of the Frankfurt National Assembly for the constituency of Günzburg in Bavaria :
Participant in the Palatinate uprising in 1849
The indictment file contains the names of 333 revolutionaries, the attached [ referral ] verdict contains 71 other names in addition to these 333 people.
In the following the leading number is the number in the indictment file of the Royal. General State Procurator of the Palatinate.
Members of the Provisional Government
The Provisional Government of the Rhine Palatinate was composed as follows:
- 03 Joseph Martin Reichard , President and Minister of War
- 07 Peter Fries , Minister of Justice
- 06 Dr. Ludwig Greiner , Foreign Minister
- 05 Dr. Philipp Hepp , Minister of Finance
- 04 Nikolaus Schmitt , Minister of the Interior
National Defense Committee
- - the members of the Provisional Government
- 08 August Ferdinand Culmann
- 01 Heinrich Didier
- 02 Carl Wilhelm Schmidt
Participants in the uprising in the indictment file
- 181 Fritz Anneke
- 182 Friedrich Beust
- 179 Ludwig Blenker
- 199 Ludwig Eckardt
- 093 Eduard Eppelsheim / er
- 114 Hans Alfred Erbe
- 173 Daniel Fenner from Fenneberg
- 039 Georg Hamm
- 144 Peter Imandt
- 206 Ludwig Kalisch
- 238 Oskar Kieselhausen
- 035 Konrad Krez
- 020 Heinrich Loose
- 243 Ludwik Mierosławski
- 047 Jacob Mueller
- 143 Victor Schily
- 184 Alexander Schimmelfennig
- 018 Friedrich pupil
- 241 Reinhold Solger
- 033 Gustav Struve
- 190 Franz Sznayde
- 186 Gustav Adolph Techow
- 130 Franz Umbscheiden
- 060 Carl Wallau
- 196 August Willich
Further participants in 1849
- Moritz Bolza
- Emil Dietzsch
- Friedrich Engels
- Ludwig Gross
- Mathilde Hitzfeld
- Gottfried Kinkel
- Daniel Friedrich Ludwig Pistor
- Carl Schurz
- August Thieme
Death sentences
Officers
- Theodor Fugger von Glött , kb Unterleutnant, execution sentence
- Henrich Jacob von Fach, kb Junker, escape from execution
Civilians, death sentence in attendance
- 022 Philipp Peter Schmidt , pardoned to prison and 20 years of forced labor, released in 1859
- 3 more
Death sentences without amnesty
- 018 Friedrich pupil
- 161 Conrad Emil Haas
- ### eight poles
literature
- Heinrich Best, Wilhelm Weege: Biographical manual of the members of the Frankfurt National Assembly 1848/49 . Düsseldorf 1998.
- Rudolf H. Böttcher: The family ties of the Palatinate Revolution 1848/1849. A contribution to the social history of a bourgeois revolution. Special issue of the Association for Palatinate-Rhenish Family Studies. Volume 14. Issue 6. Ludwigshafen am Rhein 1999.
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- Indictment files, drawn up by the K. General State Procuratorate of the Palatinate, together with the verdict of the Prosecution Chamber of the K. Appellate Court of the Palatinate in Zweibrücken on June 29, 1850, in the investigation against Martin Reichard, dismissed notary in Speyer, and 332 consorts because of armed rebellion against armed power, high treason and treason etc. Zweibrücken 1850.