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- Project 4 : Rosa Luxemburg
History 224: Making Modern Germany
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Works by Rosa Luxemburg
Searchable digital collection of Rosa Luxemburg's translated works, from 1894-1919.
Rosa Luxemburg : A Peek into the Collection
Available via Carleton.
Red Rosa : A Graphic Biography of Rosa Luxemburg
Available via Carleton.
Call Number: HX273 .L83213 2004
Rosa Luxemburg : An Intimate Portrait
Available via Carleton.
Rosa Luxemburg : Living and Thinking the Revolution
Available via e-book.
Weimar Germany : A Peek into the Collection
The Weimar Republic Sourcebook
Available via e-book.
The German Left and the Weimar Republic
Available via e-book.
Splendor and Misery in the Weimar Republic
Available via Carleton.
Creating German Communism, 1890-1990
Available via e-book.
Useful Subject Headings
Use these links to browse books and articles in the library related to Rosa Luxemburg and the Weimar Republic.
Browsing
Virtual Browsing:
Many book records in Catalyst (print or e-book) have a "Virtual Browse" section at the bottom of the catalog record. You can virtually browse the library shelves to see print books and e-books on the same subject.
In the Stacks:
Once you find a relevant print book in Catalyst, use the MAP IT! tool to discover its location in the library. Once you get to the section, browse the nearby titles to see if there are other books that address your topic, or even inspire a better, more refined topic!
For the main section of books on the Weimar Republic and early 20th century German history, head to call number section DD232 on the 5th floor.