Letters to Karl and Luise Kautsky from 1896 to 1918 / Rosa Luxemburg ; edited by Luise Kautsky and translated from the German by Louis P. Lochner.
Material type: TextLanguage: English Original language: German Publication details: New York, NY : Robert M. McBride & Company, c1925.Description: viii, 238 pages : illustrations and portraits ; 21 cmOther title:- Letters of Rosa Luxemburg [Spine title]
- Briefe an Karl und Luise Kautsky, 1896-1918. English
- HX 274.7 .L89 1925
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Translation of Briefe an Karl und Luise Kautsky, 1896-1918.
Includes an appendix (pages 233-238).
Includes one illustration/portrait of Rosa Luxemburg (page ii).
Introduction / Luise Ronsperger Kautsky --
1. Beginnings, 1896 -- 2. Incipient friendship, 1900 - 1904 -- 3. From the imprisonment at Zwickau to the first Russian revolution -- 4. The first Russian revolution, 1905 -1906 -- 5. Up to the world, 1907 - 1914 -- 6. Letters from prison during the war, 1915 - 1918.
Afterward / Luise Ronsperger Kautsky
"The series [of letters], beginning in 1896 and ending with the year 1918, shows how a relationship [between Luise Katusky and Rosa Luxemburg] that consisted at first merely of a certain 'consanguinity of the mind', of a co-membership in the party and of a co-partnership in work, gradually ripened into a most intimate friendship. Moreover, it gives a picture of Rosa's development and reveals Rosa both while at work and while engaged in struggle, both while resting and while seeking recreation, as a person of tremendous earnestness and at the same time of most joyous abandon." -- from the introduction
Translated from German into English.
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