Barricades in Vienna in May 1848
The demonstration of the students on March 13, with which they demanded freedom of speech, teaching, and learning, was the starting note for the revolutionary events of 1848. From then on, the “Academic legion”, an armed formation of students, was at the forefront of all revolutionary actions. When the government resolved to dissolve the Legion, the students, supported by workers from the periphery, erected roughly 160 barricades in Vienna’s city centre from 26 to 28 May, with which they forced the government to repeal the decree.
Anton Ziegler
1848
Carl Anton Goebel (auch Göbel)
1848
Unknown
1848
Carl Anton Goebel (auch Göbel)
1848
Eduard Ritter
1848
Franz Xaver d. J. Gaul
1848
Franz Ruß d. Ä.
1848
Johann Nepomuk Höfel
1848
H. Sommer, Gustav Veith
1848
Franz Werner
1848
Franz Schmutz
1848
Mathias Mossbeck
1848
Joseph Albrecht, L. Mossbeck
1848
Franz Werner
1848
Franz Gerasch, Johann Rauh, Leopold Theodor Neumann
1848
Eduard Ritter, Johann Höfelich
1848
Josef Löwy
after
1848
Anton Ziegler
1849
Alexandre
1848
Josef Haßlwander (Hasslwander)
1848
Unknown
1848
Unknown
1848
Eduard Ritter, Johann Höfelich
1848
Franz Kollarz (Kolář), Johann Rauh
1848