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The understanding of time, characterized by dynamism (Johann Wolfgang Goethe) and stasis (Gottfried Keller), that underpins the Kirchheimbolanden city tour(s) on the Middle Ages, Baroque era, and 19th century, also helps to understand the Revolution of 1848\/49. The events of these two years also exist in the tension between “Time moves on” and “Time stands still”. <\/p>\n
What happened in Kirchheimbolanden back then also gains particular significance from the perspective of today’s constitutional order.<\/p>\n
City tour panels 46-60 thus address a historical event that is of particular relevance. They are a further development of the Kirchheimbolanden Free Corps Circular Route, conceived in 1999 by students of the Wilhelm-Erb-Gymnasium Winnweiler. <\/p>\n
The storm that swept through Europe \u2013 also led to a politicization of the public in Kirchheimbolanden in 1848\/49. In 1848, the dominant theme was a state order determined by popular sovereignty, fundamental rights, and the separation of powers, analogous to the constitutional discussion led by the German National Assembly in Frankfurt’s St. Paul’s Church. However, when the constitution adopted by the National Assembly was not recognized by the Kingdom of Bavaria in May 1849, violence escalated in the Palatinate. <\/p>\n
The “Battle of Kirchheimbolanden on June 14, 1849” between Prussian troops and Rhenish Hessian Free Corps thus became a stage on the path to the failure of the revolution. In Kirchheimbolanden, both phases \u2013 the one conceptualizing unity, rights, and freedom from 1849, and the authoritarian-restorative one from 1849 \u2013 can be experienced in various ways. <\/p>\n
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