By 1833, only two years after its founding in Marseille, it had over fifty thousand members, and Austria declared participation in it treason punishable by death.
By 1833, only two years after its founding in Marseille, it had over fifty thousand members, and Austria declared participation in it treason punishable by death. Parallel organizations later arose in Poland and Germany and were linked to it by its founder's 1834 attempt to turn it into a pan- European movement. For 10 points—name this group which attempted to seize Sardinia in 1833, created as a replacement for the Carbonari by Giuseppe Mazzini.
By 1833, only two years after its founding in Marseille, it had over fifty thousand members, and Austria declared participation in it treason punishable by death.
{Young Italy} [or {Giovine Italia}]