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Uploaded by on Oct 13, 2006

'Epitaph, 1919' by Bertolt Brecht is a short poem to the memory of Rosa Luxemberg.
The brick monument to Karl Liebknecht and Rosa Luxemburg (1926) in Berlin commemorated the ill-fated Spartacist 1919 uprising. It was designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. The Nazis had it destroyed in 1933.

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  • Like Rosa said, its either barbarism or socialism.

  • Long live the international working class! Long live the world revolution! Workers of the world, unite!

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  • Didn't know about the monument...thanks for info.

  • She was a great leader for the time but we must remember that socialism cannot sustain a nation in our current worldwide economy

  • Now the tier garten in Berlin have a monument to Rosa where she was murdered. via Rosa!

  • I was at the LLL demonstration, it was quite moving. May all of them stay in our minds forever, may the capital walls fall, may we reach the next stage of society.

  • "Freedom is always the freedom of dissenters"

    -Rosa Luxemburg

    It's the most brilliant quote ever

  • She fought her "own" Capitalists while other so called "socialist" went along with German Imperialism, or British, or French. In a time of war she urged workers and soldiers to turn the guns around the main enemy is at home.

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