With WWII came both villains and heroes; this revolutionary was of the latter category. Name that Polish agitator.

Rosa Luxemburg was born in Poland but spent her life fighting against nationalism in Germany. Luxemburg's politics leaned toward humanitarian Marxism and international socialism and democracy. But it was for her role as a founder of the Polish Social Democratic Party and the Spartacus League, whose goal was to end the First World War through revolution, that she was arrested and murdered in 1919 by the Free Corps.

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