"Revolution and Counter-Revolution; or, Germany in 1848" is a joint work of the outstanding thinkers Friedrich Engels and Karl Marx, which was first published in 1852. In this book, they examine the revolutionary events in Germany in 1848, analyzing their causes, course of events, and their consequences. The authors examine the role of the proletariat, the bourgeoisie and other social strata in these events, pointing out the contradictions between different groups of society and the class struggle. Thanks to its timely analysis and deep understanding of the political situation of the time, "Revolution and Counter-Revolution" remains an important source for understanding the international movement of the working class and the revolutionary processes of the 19th century.