Clara Zetkin analyzes Rosa Luxemburg's activity in the German revolution from the time of her release from prison in November 1918 until her murder by soldiers in the pay of the Social-Democratic government. She shows that, despite Luxemburg's earlier criticism of Lenin and the Bolshevik Party in Russia, she was following essentially the same policies as the Bolsheviks in the last months of her life.
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Rosa Luxemburg's Views on the Russian Revolution
By Clara Zetkin
Clara Zetkin analyzes Rosa Luxemburg's activity in the German revolution from the time of her release from prison in November 1918 until her murder by soldiers in the pay of the Social-Democratic government. She shows that, despite Luxemburg's earlier criticism of Lenin and the Bolshevik Party in Russia, she was following essentially the same policies as the Bolsheviks in the last months of her life.
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