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Spontaneity, strikes and socialism: rereading Rosa Luxemburg

Posted on 31st December 2023 by International Socialism

A review of The Complete Works of Rosa Luxemburg, volume 3: Political Writings 1, On Revolution 1897-1905, Peter Hudis, Axel Fair-Schulz and William A Pelz (eds) (Verso), £70 and The Complete Works of Rosa Luxemburg, volume 4: Political ­Writings 2,… Continue Reading →

Book reviews Mass strikes, Rosa Luxemburg

Was the German Revolution defeated by January 1919?

Posted on 6th January 2016 by Camilla

John Rose argued in his talk at Marxism 2014 that the German Revolution had effectively suffered terminal defeat by January 1919.1 The National Congress of Workers’ and Soldiers’ Councils voted in December 1918 to hand power to the National Assembly… Continue Reading →

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Luxemburg, Müller and the Berlin workers’ and soldiers’ councils

Posted on 6th July 2015 by Camilla

Two very important new books about the German Revolution were published last year: Working-Class Politics in the German Revolution: Richard Müller, the Revolutionary Shop Stewards and the Origins of the Council Movement by Ralf Hoffrogge and The German Left and… Continue Reading →

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