March 18, 1848: To the People of Saxony!

Summary

March 18, 1848: To the People of Saxony! is a blog post^[1].

Key Facts

• March 18, 1848: To the People of Saxony! authored To the People of Saxony! — author (P50): Jens Bemme^[2].
• March 18, 1848: To the People of Saxony!'s instance of is recorded as To the People of Saxony! — instance of (P31): blog post^[3].
• March 18, 1848: To the People of Saxony!'s instance of is recorded as To the People of Saxony! — instance of (P31): version, edition or translation^[4].
• March 18, 1848: To the People of Saxony!'s instance of is recorded as To the People of Saxony! — instance of (P31): editorial collection^[5].
• March 18, 1848: To the People of Saxony!'s copyright license is recorded as To the People of Saxony! — copyright license (P275): Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International^[6].
• March 18, 1848: To the People of Saxony!'s language of work or name is recorded as To the People of Saxony! — language of work or name (P407): German^[7].
• March 18, 1848: To the People of Saxony!'s publication date is recorded as +2023-03-21T00:00:00Z^[8].
• March 18, 1848: To the People of Saxony!'s main subject is recorded as To the People of Saxony! — main subject (P921): Revolutions of 1848 in the German states^[9].
• March 18, 1848: To the People of Saxony!'s main subject is recorded as To the People of Saxony! — main subject (P921): State Program for Digitization for Science and Culture of the Free State of Saxony^[10].
• March 18, 1848: To the People of Saxony!'s main subject is recorded as To the People of Saxony! — main subject (P921): government of march^[11].
• March 18, 1848: To the People of Saxony!'s main subject is recorded as To the People of Saxony! — main subject (P921): newspaper^[12].
• March 18, 1848: To the People of Saxony!'s main subject is recorded as To the People of Saxony! — main subject (P921): Friedrich August II of Saxony^[13].
• March 18, 1848: To the People of Saxony!'s main subject is recorded as To the People of Saxony! — main subject (P921): Karl Braun^[14].
• March 18, 1848: To the People of Saxony!'s main subject is recorded as To the People of Saxony! — main subject (P921): Baron Karl Ludwig von der Pfordten^[15].
• March 18, 1848: To the People of Saxony!'s main subject is recorded as To the People of Saxony! — main subject (P921): Robert Georgi^[16].
• March 18, 1848: To the People of Saxony!'s work available at URL is recorded as https://saxorum.hypotheses.org/8914^[17].
• March 18, 1848: To the People of Saxony!'s catalog is recorded as To the People of Saxony! — catalog (P972): Regional bibliography of Saxony^[18].
• March 18, 1848: To the People of Saxony!'s published in is recorded as To the People of Saxony! — published in (P1433): saxorum.hypotheses.org^[19].
• March 18, 1848: To the People of Saxony!'s title is recorded as 18. März 1848: An das Sächsische Volk!^[20].
• March 18, 1848: To the People of Saxony!'s cites work is recorded as To the People of Saxony! — cites work (P2860): 'The saxon storyteller'^[21].
• March 18, 1848: To the People of Saxony!'s cites work is recorded as To the People of Saxony! — cites work (P2860): Leipziger Tageblatt und Anzeiger^[22].
• March 18, 1848: To the People of Saxony!'s cites work is recorded as To the People of Saxony! — cites work (P2860): 'Dresden daily to represent local and patriotic interests'^[23].
• March 18, 1848: To the People of Saxony!'s cites work is recorded as To the People of Saxony! — cites work (P2860): Deutsche allgemeine Zeitung^[24].
• March 18, 1848: To the People of Saxony!'s X post ID is recorded as 1638175734945677313^[25].
• March 18, 1848: To the People of Saxony!'s copyright status is recorded as To the People of Saxony! — copyright status (P6216): copyrighted^[26].

Body

Authorship and Creation

March 18, 1848: To the People of Saxony! authored To the People of Saxony! — author (P50): Jens Bemme^[2].

Publication

March 18, 1848: To the People of Saxony!'s publication date is recorded as +2023-03-21T00:00:00Z^[8]. Its language of work or name is recorded as To the People of Saxony! — language of work or name (P407): German^[7].

Subject and Themes

Main subjects include To the People of Saxony! — main subject (P921): Revolutions of 1848 in the German states^[9], To the People of Saxony! — main subject (P921): State Program for Digitization for Science and Culture of the Free State of Saxony^[10], To the People of Saxony! — main subject (P921): government of march^[11], To the People of Saxony! — main subject (P921): newspaper^[12], To the People of Saxony! — main subject (P921): Friedrich August II of Saxony^[13], and To the People of Saxony! — main subject (P921): Karl Braun^[14].