17 May 1842The Question of Centralisation in ItselfKarl Heinrich Marx
Publishes an article examining political centralisation and local autonomy in the Rheinische Zeitung.
Historical records for Germany in 1842, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Publishes an article examining political centralisation and local autonomy in the Rheinische Zeitung.
Publishes a critique of the Kolnische Zeitung's treatment of philosophy, religion and political discussion.
Publishes an article responding to attacks on communism in the Augsburg Allgemeine Zeitung.
Begins publishing a series on debates in the Sixth Rhine Province Assembly.
Marx becomes editor of the Rheinische Zeitung and sharpens its criticism of government policy.
Publishes an article on communal reform and the political position of the Kolnische Zeitung.
Publishes an article criticizing weaknesses in the liberal opposition in Hanover.
Publishes an editorial note on the proposed Prussian divorce bill.
Publishes an article criticizing a cabinet order affecting the daily press.
Publishes a response to criticism directed at the Rheinische Zeitung by a Kolnische Zeitung correspondent.
Publishes an article examining Hanover industrialists and the politics of protective tariffs.
Publishes an article discussing the attitudes of Georg Herwegh and Arnold Ruge toward The Free.
Publishes an article criticizing the polemical methods of the Augsburg newspaper.
Publishes an article examining the role of commissions of the Prussian estates.
Publishes a fuller article on the political and legal issues surrounding the Prussian divorce bill.
Appointed Conductor of the Dresden Opera House
Marx publishes articles defending freedom of the press against Prussian restrictions.
Appointed Major and attached to the staff of the VII Corps, in which post he was again impressed with the inefficiency of the organisation of the army, and occupied himself with schemes for its reform
Marx investigates the poverty and grievances of wine-growing communities in the Moselle region.
Marx writes critically about Prussia's revised censorship regulations.
Appointed Major and attached to the staff of the VII Corps, in which post he was again impressed with the inefficiency of the organisation of the army, and occupied himself with schemes for its reform
Marx begins contributing political and philosophical articles to the Rheinische Zeitung.
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