Heckler & Koch firearms have played an unheralded and destructive role in the civil wars that have consumed the country since ...

The Pulaski Banner stands out not only for its striking design but for the extraordinary story it shares about the international roots of America’s fight for freedom.

After being expelled from Germany and later France due to his political views, Marx and his family moved to Brussels in 1845, ...

From the American Revolution to modern battles, ... (1846-1848) — 13,283 deaths ... joining the Allied powers in their fight against Germany and the Central Powers.

Killed in the Hungarian Revolution of 1848, his body never recovered (the graves hold the rest of his family), Petőfi wrote the famous line: On your feet, Magyar, the homeland calls.

Christopher Clark is Regius Professor of History at Cambridge and a fellow of St Catharine’s College. His books include Iron Kingdom: The Rise and Downfall of Prussia, 1600-1947, a biography of Kaiser ...

Germany had its brilliant men in 1848, men of brains, generosity and eloquence, but unfortunately they were not statesmen. In Austria the counter-revolution produced a statesman in Prince ...

The spirit of democracy and socialism encouraged by the Revolution of 1848 was venerated in the family, and her father, Karl Schmidt, joined the German Social Democratic Party (SPD), the party ...

Many Turners, who supported the German Revolution of 1848 were forced to flee and immigrated to the United States, bringing the Turner gymnastic movement with them.

He rushed off to join the dud German revolution of 1848. Contemptuous of marriage, he took his mistresses from the British proletariat, but married the second on her deathbed, just to please her.