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Young Germany
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| Texts with keyword "Young Germany" | Author | Date | |
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| Letters from Wuppertal | Friedrich Engels | Mar 1839 | |
| Open Letter to Dr. Runkel | Friedrich Engels | May 1839 | |
| Modern Literary Life | Friedrich Engels | Mar 1840 | |
| North -and South- German Liberalism | Friedrich Engels | Mar 1842 | |
| âYoung Germanyâ In Switzerland (Conspiracy Against Church and State!) | Friedrich Engels | Sep 1845 | |
| Revolution and Counter-Revolution in Germany | Karl Marx Friedrich Engels | Jan 1851 |
Note from MECW vol. 2, 1975 :
Young Germany (Junges Deutschland) â a literary group that emerged in Germany in the 1830s and was under the influence of Heinrich Heine and Ludwig BĂśrne. In their fiction and journalistic works, the writers of this group (also known as Young Literature), Gutzkow, Wienbarg, Mundt, Laube, Jung and others, expressed the opposition sentiments of the petty bourgeois and intellectuals who advocated freedom of conscience and the press, the introduction of a constitution, the emancipation of women, and so on. Their political views were vague and inconsistent; many of them soon became ordinary liberals.