

Overview
In September 1847, the people gathered at the “Salmen” inn in Offenburg and put forward 13 demands: freedom of the press, trial by jury, fair taxation and a parliament representing the people. What began as a protest became the revolution in Baden. In April 1848, Friedrich Hecker set out from Konstanz with a volunteer militia, in September Gustav Struve proclaimed the republic in Lörrach, and in May 1849 the Baden army went over to the people. Grand Duke Leopold fled and a provisional government took control of the country. Only Prussian troops brought the Baden Revolution to an end: on 23 July 1849, the fortress of Rastatt surrendered.
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Christof Bastert
Cornelia Bastert
Michael Blume
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Stephan Brachmann
Regina Brischle
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Yann Tristan Cousquer
JĂĽrgen Dick
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Jutta Dresch
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Raphael Eckstein
Frank Engehausen
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Oliver Felsen
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Peter Fischer
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