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Die Toten an die Lebenden
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Die Toten an die Lebenden

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  • Freiligrath, Ferdinand
    Ferdinand Freiligrath

    The poem Die Toten an die Lebenden (1848; “From the Dead to the Living”) resulted in his arrest for subversion, but he was acquitted. He moved to Cologne, where he formed a long-standing friendship with Karl Marx, with whom he edited the Neue rheinische Zeitung (“New Rhenish…

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    The poem Die Toten an die Lebenden (1848; “From the Dead to the Living”) resulted in his arrest for subversion, but he was acquitted. He moved to Cologne, where he formed a long-standing friendship with Karl Marx, with whom he edited the Neue rheinische Zeitung (“New Rhenish…

    Read More