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Rosa Luxemburg What Say the Citizens of This Business as Usual Narrative of Change?By Lenore Daniels (Page 10 of 10 pages) Become a premium member to see this article and all articles as one long page. 1 comment
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[4] First published in Die Rote Fahne, December 14, 1918, reprint, The Rosa Luxemburg Reader, editors
Peter Hudis and Kevin B. Anderson, 2004).
[5] Annelies Laschitza, Introduction by the Editor of the German Edition," The Letters of Rosa Luxemburg, editors, Georg Adler, Peter Hudis, Annelies Laschitza, 2011.
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