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Posts tagged ‘karl liebknecht’


21 January 2019

At Friedrichsfelde

Harry Stopes

On the second Sunday in January every year there is a march to the Friedrichsfelde Cemetery in Berlin to commemorate Karl Liebknecht and Rosa Luxemburg.


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