4 January 1882Constitution of GermanyOtto Eduard Leopold Furst von Bismarck-Schonhausen
Passes a Royal Edict proclaiming the Emperors responsibility for Government policy
Historical records for Germany in 1882, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Passes a Royal Edict proclaiming the Emperors responsibility for Government policy
Informs the Landtag that the First Minister will be the servant of the King-Emperor
Says the Emperor is the real Minister President of Prussia
Marx travels to Algiers seeking relief from chronic respiratory illness.
Emmy Noether is born in Erlangen, Bavaria.
The future pioneering algebraist is born into a mathematical family.
Birth of Kurt von Schleicher
Birth of Wilhelm
Bismarck expands Germany's network of defensive alliances.
Germany concludes the Triple Alliance with Austria-Hungary and Italy.
Wagner's final completed opera is first performed at Bayreuth.
Parsifal receives its world premiere at the Bayreuth Festspielhaus.
James Franck is born in Hamburg, Germany.
The future Nobel physicist is born into a Hamburg family.
Birth of Wilhelm Keitel
Hans Geiger is born in Neustadt an der Haardt.
The future developer of radiation counters is born in Germany.
Birth of Guenther Hans von Kluge
Max Born is born in Breslau, Germany.
The future quantum physicist and Nobel laureate is born.
Appointed Chief of the Admiralty
The work develops themes central to Nietzsche's mature philosophy.
Chosen by Field Marshal Helmuth von Moltke the Elder as his principal assistant on the General Staff at Berlin with the rank of Generalquartiermeister
Appointed Member of General Staff
Composition of "Parsifal", Wagners final work
Publishes the first edition of The Gay Science.
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