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| 0069 | Civilis, Gaius Julius |  |
| Induced by Emperor Vespasion to rebel against the soldier Emperor Vitellius |
| 0070 | Sabinus, Julius | |
| Julius Sabinus , leader of the German Lingone tribe claims descent from Julius Caeser |
| The rebellion is quickly defeated |
| 0079 | Sabinus, Julius | |
| Death of Julius Sabinus , executed |
| Executed with his family, leader of a rebellion against Rome in 79 |
| 0973 | Henry II | |
| Bavaria Henry the Wrangler leads a rebellion against Otto II |
| 0973 | Otto II | |
| Bavaria Henry II the Wrangler leads a rebellion against Otto II |
| 0978 | Otto II | |
| Bavaria Subdues the rebellion of cousin Henry II of Bavaria |
| 1036 | Conrad II | |
| Milan Campaigns against the uprising in Milan led by Archbishop Aribert |
| 1038 | Conrad II | |
| Milan Subdues the rebellion of the Milanese led by Archbishop anbert |
| 1051 | Henry III the Black | |
| Lorraine Lorraine rebels against Henry III |
| 1055 | Henry III the Black | |
| Pope Godfrey instigates a fresh insurrection in Germany |
| 1073 | Henry IV | |
| Saxony Outbreak of war with Saxony |
| 1073 | Otto von Nordheim | |
| Saxony Takes part in the Saxon uprising against Henry IV |
| 1076 | Henry IV | |
| Saxony Saxony uses the excommunication of Henry IV to rise up again against the Emperor |
| 1138 | Conrad III | |
| Bavaria Puts down a rebellion led the Henry the Proud in Bavaria & Saxony |
| 1140 | Conrad III | |
| Bavaria Suppresses a rebellion led by Duke Henry the Proud of Bavaria & Saxony |
| 1159 | Frederick I Barbarossa | |
| Lombardy Greed of the Emperor's officials leads to revolt of the Lombard cities |
| Lombardy Lombardy has Pope Adrian's support |
| 1162 | Frederick I Barbarossa | |
| Lombardy Responds to the rebellion by burning Milan |
| 1220 | Frederick II | |
| Sicily Puts down a rebellion in Sicily |
| 1252 | Conrad IV | |
| Terra di Lavoro Subdues a rebellion in Terra di Lavoro |
| 1519 | Luther, Martin | |
| Luther admits to holding the same views as John Huss, a heretic |
| Luther wants Germany to be liberated from the clergy by the Princes |
| States the clergy should be deprived of their privileges |
| 1524 | Munzer, Thomas | |
| Leads an uprising demanding the abolition of feudal dues, serfdom & tithes |
| 1525 | Luther, Martin | |
| Bavaria Advocates winning back common land |
| Allstedt Based on the model community in Allstedt of common ownership |
| Bavaria Denounces the revolt in a leaflet "against the murdering thieving hordes of peasants" |
| Publication of, "Against the Murdering, Thieving Hordes of Peasants " |
| Allstedt Rebellion is inspired by Lutheran teachings |
| Bavaria Teaches the right to choose a pastor & oppose landlord oppression |
| Frankenhausen The peasant rebellion is crushed at Frankenhausen by the German Princes |
| 1608 | Rudolf II | |
| Forced to make his brother Matthias King of Hungary |
| 1611 | Rudolf II | |
| Bohemia Hands over Bohemia to his brother Matthias King of Hungary |
| 1617 | Wallenstein, Albrecht Wenzel Eusebius von | |
| Venice Wallenstein, at his own expense, raises a mercenary force for Emperor-elect Ferdinand of Styria |
| 1618 | Matthias | |
| 22nd May Bomemia The radical Bohemian Protestants meet secretly and decide to act against the Habsburg regents |
| 1618 | Wallenstein, Albrecht Wenzel Eusebius von | |
| Wallenstein supports the Catholic Emperor Ferdinand during the rebellion of Protestants |
| 1620 | Wallenstein, Albrecht Wenzel Eusebius von | |
| Bohemia Crushes a rebellion in Bohemia led by Elector Palatine Frederick V |
| Bohemia Wallenstein crushes a rebellion in Bohemia led by Elector Palatine Frederick V |
| 1848 | Frederick William IV | |
| Berlin Capitulates to the demands of the revolutionaries in Berlin |
| Berlin Contacts Metternich to reform the German Confederation but Metternich is deposed |
| Berlin Declares "Prussia will merge with Germany" |
| Berlin Frederick's generals ask him to leave for Potsdam, he refuses & street violence ensues |
| Berlin Frederick stays in his Palace surrounded by a mob who force constitutional reforms |
| Berlin Heads a procession wearing a black-red-gold armband |
| Berlin Stays in Berlin with the idea of leading a united Germany |
| Berlin The Kings troops are overwhelmed & leave Berlin |
| Berlin Trans fers responsibility for law & order to a civilian militia |
| Berlin Wishes to stay with his "dear Berliners" |
| 1850 | Frederick William IV | |
| Berlin Refuses to abandon the constitution after Schwarzenburg's offer to divide Germany |
| 1901 | Waldersee | |
| 12th Sep China is forced to pay an indemnity |
| 1918 | Baden, Max von | |
| 29th Oct Kiel Suppresses the mutiny of the Kiel Fleet |
| 7th Nov Munich Suppresses the revolution in Munich |
| 1918 | Ebert, Friedrich | |
| Groener agrees to support Ebert against the Bolsheviks |
| 29th Oct Rebellion breaks out when the military command, without consultation with the government, orders the German High Seas Fleet to sortie |
| 29th Oct Wilhelmshaven The crews of two ships in Wilhelmshaven mutiny, when the military arrest about 1,000 seamen and have them transported to Kiel, the Wilhelmshaven mutiny turns into a general rebellion that quickly swept over most of Germany |
| 7th Nov Munich The revolution had reaches Munich, causing King Ludwig III of Bavaria to flee |
| 1918 | Eisner, Kurt | |
| Bavaria The King abdicates & Eisner comes to power at the head of a Soviet style government |
| Bavaria The Wittelsbach King abdicates & Eisner heads of a Soviet style Government |
| Jan Bavaria Stirs up industrial unrest during the "January Strike" |
| 7th Nov Munich Address es a demonstration of workers, peasants & soldiers |
| 1918 | Groener, Karl Eduard Wilhelm | |
| Bavaria Suppresses the Communist uprising, assisted by Ebert |
| 1918 | Hipper, Franz von | |
| Oct Kiel A suicidal mission to attack the British fleet triggers off the Kiel mutiny |
| Dec Fails to rally sailors against von Baden's government & surrenders the fleet |
| 1918 | Ludendorf, Erich von | |
| 1st Oct Ludendorf tells his staff, "Our own Army is...heavily infected with the poison of Spartacist Socialist Ideas" |
| 1918 | Ludwig III | |
| 7th Nov Munich The revolution reaches Munich, causing King Ludwig III of Bavaria to flee |
| 1918 | Luxemburg, Rosa | |
| Nov Berlin Uprising led by the Communist Party of Germany, KPD. |
| 1918 | Maximilian of Baden | |
| 4th Nov Kiel 1st day of the Kiel Mutiny |
| 7th Nov Berlin In a legally questionable act, Reichskanzler Prince Max of Baden transfers his powers to Friedrich Ebert, leader of the MSPD, who, shattered by the monarchy's fall, reluctantly accepts |
| 7th Nov Cologne Sailors capture Cologne |
| 7th Nov Berlin The Red flag is raised over the Imperial Palace in Berlin |
| 8th Nov Revolutionaries sieze 11 major cities |
| 9th Nov Berlin Wilhelm II refuses to abdicate, Prince Max of Baden simply announces that he had done so and frantically attempts to establish a regency under another member of the House of Hohenzollern |
| 1918 | Noske, Gustav | |
| Berlin Puts down the rebellion of Spartacists |
| Nov Kiel Puts down the rebellion |
| 1918 | Scheer, Reinhard | |
| 25th Oct Jutland Recalls U-boats to take part in a final sortie but naval mutinies end all such plans |
| 1918 | Schroder, Ludwig von | |
| Nov Kiel Retires after orders to march against the Kiel Mutiny are countermanded |
| 1918 | Wilhelm II | |
| 7th Nov "Majority Social Democrats" (MSPD, who support a parliamentary system) put themselves at the front of the revolutionary movement & demand that Emperor Wilhelm II abdicate |
| 1919 | Eglhofer, Rudolf | |
| 28th April Munich Leads a "Red Army" of 20,000 workers from Munich's factories |
| 29th April Munich Declares, " dictatorship of the Red Army" |
| 1919 | Levine, Eugen | |
| 13th April Munich Forms an Executve Council, the Council lasts for 2 weeks |
| 13th April Munich Proclaims the "dictatorship of the proletariat" |
| 1919 | Noske, Gustav | |
| Potsdam Leads Freikorps & Potsdam gaurd attacks on the Vorwarts publishing House |
| 1920 | Seeckt, Hans von | |
| Ruhr Seekct becomes Commander of the armed forces & restores order |
| Ruhr The Kapp Government in Berlin falls after a General strike in the Ruhr |
| 1923 | Bock, Fedor von | |
| 30th Sep Thuringia Major Fedor von Bock crushes a coup attempt by the Black Reichswehr |
| 1923 | Lossow, Otto von | |
| 20th Oct Bavaria General Otto von Lossow in Bavaria is relieved of command by Berlin; he refuses. |
| 1923 | Mueller, Alfred | |
| 20th Oct Saxony General Alfred Mueller marches on Saxony to prevent a communist takeover |
| 1923 | Stressman, Gustav | |
| Thuringia Puts down a communist rebellion in Thuringia |
| 30th Sep Thuringia Major Fedor von Bock crushes a coup attempt by the Black Reichswehr |
| Oct Hamburg Bloody street riots in Hamburg between communists and the police |
| Oct Saxony In Saxony and Thuringia the coalition-governments of KPD and SPD protest against the prohibition of the communist and socialist press, the Reichwehr forces these governments to resign |
| Oct Bavaria The Bavarian government takes direct control over the local parts of the Reichswehr |
| 20th Oct Saxony General Alfred Mueller marches on Saxony to prevent a communist takeover |
| 23rd Oct Hamburg Communist takeover of Hamburg |
| 25th Oct Hamburg Hamburg uprising suppressed |
| 29th Oct Saxony The Socialist/Communist government is suppressed in Saxony |
| 8th Nov Munich Beer Hall Putsch in Munich |
| 9th Nov Munich Beer Hall Putsch is crushed |
| 1944 | Frank, Hans | |
| Aug Warsaw Frank & Himmler are given the responsibility for suppressing the Warsaw insurgents |
| 1989 | Honecker, Erich | |
| Oct East Replaced as leader of the Socialist Unity Party by Egon Krenz |
