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Rosa Luxemburg and the German Revolution
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12:18Now PlayingRosa Luxemburg was a feminist, an anti-war activist and a communist. She and Karl Liebknecht led the Spartacist Uprising (1919) during the period named the German Revolution. It was done by the Spartacus League/ Communist Party of Germany (KPD) This video is part of a History YouTuber Collaboration named: Project HerStory.
History Hustle presents: Rosa Luxemburg and the German Revolution.
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– "Rosa Luxemburg: More Than a Revolutionary", (Annette Insdorf ) in The New York Times (31 May 1987).
– The Vanquished, Why the First World War Failed to End, 1917-1923 (Robert Gerwarth).
– The German Revolution 1917-1923 (Pierre Broue, Ian H. Birchall, Brian Pearce).
– Weimar Radicals. Nazis and Communists Between Authenticity and Performance (Timothy S. Brown).
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