Title: German Immigration in 1848 - Ancestry Insights
Headings: German Immigration in 1848
Historical Insights German Immigration in 1848
Content: While some remained on the East Coast, many chose to settle on farms in the Midwest, where they hoped to return to a more simple life. By 1900, the cities of Milwaukee, Cincinnati, and St. Louis boasted high numbers of German Americans. Media Gallery
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Even with all the bloodshed and fighting, the Revolution of 1848 failed to unite the German-speaking states into a single nation. March 18, 1848, Berlin, Germany. Credit: Culture Club/Hulton Archive/Getty Images
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The German Revolution of 1848 took place within Germany’s major cities. Barricades were set up in the streets and gunfire rang through residential areas, often taking the lives of innocent civilians. 1848, Austria.