Right-wing paramilitaries killed socialist leaders Rosa Luxemburg and Karl Liebknecht after the January uprising in Berlin. Their deaths became a symbol of the violent suppression of revolutionary politics in postwar Germany. The events reflected conflict over workers’ councils, parliamentary government, demobilization, and the future of the republic.
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