The Russian Revolution manuscript is published

In her final article she condemns the crushing of the uprising and argues that defeat does not end revolutionary struggle. The piece was written as counterrevolutionary forces gained ground and amid...

Right-wing officers and soldiers of the Garde-Kavallerie-Schützen-Division capture and murder Luxemburg after the main fighting has ended. Her killing is part of counterrevolutionary repression;...

After months of searches, her body is recovered from Berlin’s Landwehr Canal. The delay and the murder’s attempted concealment become part of the struggle over public memory, accountability and the...

The publication makes Luxemburg’s response to critics of The Accumulation of Capital available after her murder. It adds to the record of her economic argument but cannot be treated as a final,...

Luxemburg’s critique of Bolshevik restrictions on political freedom reaches readers after her death. Later political traditions selectively quote her democratic warnings or her revolutionary...

Frölich, a former comrade from the revolutionary socialist movement, writes a biography while German fascism has destroyed independent working-class organizations and driven opponents into exile....

The English edition brings a major early account of Luxemburg’s life and political work to readers outside German-language socialist circles. Later biographies and archival editions supplement and...

The English-language edition expands access to Luxemburg’s major economic work beyond German-speaking audiences. Translation and editorial framing shape which parts of her scholarship become available...

Nettl’s two-volume biography assembles extensive research on Luxemburg’s political life and intellectual work. It becomes an influential reference point, while later archival discoveries and...

Dick Howard’s collection introduces speeches and essays to a wider Anglophone readership. Anthologies broaden access but also select and frame a body of writing that is much larger and more varied.