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This major interpretation of the Revolution of 1848-1849 in Germany stresses its character as a mass political phenomenon. Building skillfully on the theme of the interaction of self-conscious radicalism and spontaneous popular movements, Jonathan Sperber analyzes the social and religious antagonisms of pre-1848 German society and shows how they were politicized by the democratic political opposition.--

Rhineland (Germany) --- History. --- Aachen District. --- Altenkirchen County. --- Armed forces. --- Bamberger, Rudolf. --- Bechtheim. --- Berlin National Assembly. --- Breitenbach. --- Catholics and Catholicism. --- Charivaris. --- Darmstadt. --- Deidesheim. --- Duisburg. --- Edenkoben (town). --- Erkelenz County. --- Flemmlingen. --- Frankenstein. --- Frimmersdorf. --- Geralsheim. --- German nationalism. --- Gimmeldingen. --- Haardt Mountains. --- Hardenberg. --- Hengstbach. --- Hungary. --- Höhscheid. --- Iggelheim. --- Jacobinism. --- Jochgrim. --- Kaiserslautern (canton). --- Kirchbrombach. --- Koblenz (city). --- Kreuznach. --- Landau (canton). --- Leiwen. --- Maikammer. --- Marienburghausen. --- Mettenheim. --- Münstermaifeld. --- Nussdorf. --- Oberbexbach. --- Obermendig. --- Odenkirchen. --- Oppenheim. --- Ottweiler. --- Paris. --- Pirmasens County. --- Political organizations. --- Pünderich. --- Reichenbach. --- Rheinzabern. --- Riots. --- Germany --- History