Frankfurt Parliament

A leftist whose great-grandfather was a German freedom fighter who had sat in the famous liberal Frankfurt Parliament in 1848, he was an individualist who disliked authority, a deeply moral person who followed his own ethical code but had no time for dogma, an intellectual who probably was capable of imagining the terrors of the job more acutely than most trainees.

Shadow Knights Gary Kamiya 2010

A leftist whose great-grandfather was a German freedom fighter who had sat in the famous liberal Frankfurt Parliament in 1848, he was an individualist who disliked authority, a deeply moral person who followed his own ethical code but had no time for dogma, an intellectual who probably was capable of imagining the terrors of the job more acutely than most trainees.

Shadow Knights Gary Kamiya 2010

A leftist whose great-grandfather was a German freedom fighter who had sat in the famous liberal Frankfurt Parliament in 1848, he was an individualist who disliked authority, a deeply moral person who followed his own ethical code but had no time for dogma, an intellectual who probably was capable of imagining the terrors of the job more acutely than most trainees.

Shadow Knights Gary Kamiya 2010

A leftist whose great-grandfather was a German freedom fighter who had sat in the famous liberal Frankfurt Parliament in 1848, he was an individualist who disliked authority, a deeply moral person who followed his own ethical code but had no time for dogma, an intellectual who probably was capable of imagining the terrors of the job more acutely than most trainees.

Shadow Knights Gary Kamiya 2010

Words written by Ludwig Philippson, editor of the General Jewish Gazette, after the failure of the Frankfurt Parliament perfectly summarized the general view of the community.

Emancipation Michael Goldfarb 2009

By the time the Frankfurt Parliament finally got to grips with its real task, time was running out on the revolutions around Europe.

Emancipation Michael Goldfarb 2009

This portrait was made at the time of the ill-fated Frankfurt Parliament, which he served as vice-president and primary author of the Constitution for a united Germany presented to Prussian King Frederick William IV.

Emancipation Michael Goldfarb 2009

The Frankfurt Parliament completed the first reading of the new constitution.

1849, Jan 2001

General German Labor Congress represented the journeymen; they created a program of their own for presentation at the Frankfurt Parliament.

June-July 2001

The Frankfurt Parliament assigned a committee to prepare an industrial code.

June-July 2001