International and Prussian Protectionist Tariffs
Helps define the International's position on Prussian protectionist tariff policy.
Explore 22 historical events and records for Germany in 1868.
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Helps define the International's position on Prussian protectionist tariff policy.
Participates in a General Council resolution changing the venue of the International's 1868 congress.
Participates in a General Council resolution responding to Felix Pyat's conduct.
Helps issue an International declaration concerning British government policy toward Tsarist Russia.
Helps prepare a Brussels Congress resolution on the consequences of machinery under capitalism.
Helps prepare a resolution advocating reduction of the working day for the Brussels Congress.
Prepares the Fourth Annual Report of the General Council of the International.
Writes on relations between the International and the International Alliance of Socialist Democracy.
5th child of Emperor Frederick & Victoria
Franz Ritter von Epp is born under the name of Franz Epp, being the son of the painter Rudolph Epp and Katharina Streibel
Creates a Customs Parliament including the south German States
Creates a Customs Parliament including the south German States
Prepares an expanded periodic arrangement including transition metals and groups elements of similar valency in vertical families.
Composes, "German Requiem"
Appointed Major General
Marries Archduchess Maria Theresa of Austria-Este
Composes, "Meistersinger"
Richard Wagner's Die Meistersinger von Nurnberg premiered in Munich, exploring artistic tradition, innovation and love.
Publication of "Monsieur de Bismarck"
National Liberal politicians became influential collaborators in aspects of Bismarck's programme within the new federation.
Elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of London
Schleswig-Holstein, Kausenburg and Mecklenburg join the Zollverein
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