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Blum, Robert
(1807-1848),
oppositional politician and publicist. From the late 1830s, the leading member of the democratic movement in Saxony and Germany; vice-president of the Frankfurt Pre-Parliament (1848) and spokesman for the left in the Frankfurt National Assembly. In October 1848, he took part in the Vienna uprising; executed for high treason in November 1848.
British Envoys to Germany, Vol. II, pp. 102n, 340 British Envoys to Germany, Vol. III, pp. 4, 46-49, 140, 242, 271-273, 281-282, 420, 423 British Envoys to Germany, Vol. IV, p. 317 |
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