| June 1825 |
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after the release from prison, Jahn moved to Freyburg/Unstrut (Saxony-Anhalt of today) under police |
| Sept. 1828 |
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temporary banned to Kölleda in Thuringia due to alleged
contacts with students and teachers of secondary schools in the area |
| 25/8/1848 |
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Jahn as MP for the governmental district of
Merseburg held a speech in the Frankfurt National Assembly and was inconsistent with the
revolutionary gymnasts, and for ‘Law and Order’ |
| 15/10/1852 |
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Friedrich Ludwig Jahn died at the age of 74 in Freyburg an der Unstrut. |
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'Germany’s unity
was the dream of my awakening life,
the dawn of my youth,
the sunshine of manhood
and now the evening star
beckoning me
to the eternal rest.'
Source: Jahn, 'Swan’s Speech' |
