February 1845Expulsion from FranceKarl Heinrich Marx
French authorities expel Marx following pressure from the Prussian government.
Historical records for Germany in 1845, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
French authorities expel Marx following pressure from the Prussian government.
Marx settles in Brussels and continues his political and economic studies.
Marx and Engels publish The Holy Family against the Young Hegelian critics.
Marx and Engels study British industry, political economy and working-class organisation.
Birth of Karl Kautsky
Birth of Louis II, son of Maximilian II
Birth of Louis III, son of Prince Regent Luitpold
Birth of Wilhelm Konrad von Rontgen
Marx renounces his Prussian citizenship and remains stateless for the rest of his life.
Composition of "Tannhauser"
Publication of "The Condition of the working Classes"
Marx and Engels begin The German Ideology, developing a materialist interpretation of history.
Marx writes concise theses emphasising practical activity and social relations.
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