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Musician and Socialist General Buried Hatchet For Country's Good

Rosa Luxemburg commence à militer à 16 ans, au sein du Parti du prolétariat de la Pologne russe. En 1893, elle fonde avec son compagnon Leo Jogiches le Parti social-démocrate du royaume de Pologne, avant de devenir membre actif et influent du Parti social-démocrate allemand et du bureau de la II e Internationale. En 1898, elle se fait connaître en croisant le fer avec Eduard Bernstein, leader du courant révisionniste au sein du mouvement socialiste. A l’idée d’une transformation graduelle et pacifique du capitalisme, Rosa Luxemburg oppose la nécessité d’une rupture révoluti...

"Son turizm sezonunu yüzde 75 kayıpla kapattık. Bu sene temmuzdan itibaren iyileşme bekliyoruz ama tüm sektörün toplarlanması birkaç yıl alacaktır". Bu sözler Türkiye'nin uluslararası üne sahip tatil beldelerinden Bodrum'un Belediye Başkanı Ahmet Aras'a ait. Küresel çapta işletmelere kepenk kapattıran koronavirüs salgını ulaşım, konaklama, eğlence gibi çok sayıda gelir kalemini kapsayan turizm sektörüne kan kaybettirdi. Döviz akışındaki ciddi azalma küçük esnaftan ülke ekonomisine kadar pek çok alanda kayba uğrattı. Yetkililere göre mevcut şartlara ...

150 years since the birth of Rosa Luxemburg The World Socialist Web Site is hosting an online meeting to mark the 150th anniversary of the birth of Rosa Luxemburg on Sunday, March 7 at 1 pm US Eastern Time. Register here. 150 years ago today, on March 5, 1871, Rosa Luxemburg was born in the small Polish town of Zamość. Despite her premature and violent death at the age of 47, she was, together with Lenin and Trotsky, one of the most important revolutionary Marxist leaders of the 20th century. Under conditions of deep capitalist crisis, her work contains vital lessons for today. Rosa Luxemb...

shtetl,” our minds immediately turn to Fiddler on the Roof. The 1964 hit Broadway musical and 1971 film is set in Anatevka, a fictional shtetl that depicts an insular, homogenous community in Ukraine in 1905. It’s no surprise that the story of Tevye and company resonates with so many of us, as it so beautifully details shtetl life but ultimately ends with — spoiler alert! — the family becoming displaced by pogroms and moving to America. Between 1900 and 1924, some 2 million Jews fled to the United States, the majority from the Pale of Settlement — the Eastern European region that...