luxemburg

English - Turkish

Definition of luxemburg in English Turkish dictionary

Lüksemburg

i., bak. Luxembourg

(isim) lüksemburg

Lüksemburglu

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luxemburg compromise

(Politika, Siyaset) lüksemburg uzlaşması

luxemburg compromise

(Avrupa Birliği) Lüksemburg Uzlaşması (1966)

English - English

Definition of luxemburg in English English dictionary

{i} small country in northwestern Europe; capital city of Luxemburg; town in Iowa (USA)

Luxembourg der Euro

a grand duchy (a constitutional monarchy) landlocked in northwestern Europe between France and Belgium and Germany; an international financial center

X: (Glis ) - Hieselmaus (Muscardinus) - (Dryomys) - Gaardeschleifer (Eliomys)

the capital and largest city of Luxembourg

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Rosa Luxemburg

{i} (1871-1919) born in Poland, German Jewish Marxist politician and revolutionary who was a socialist philosopher and cofounder of Spartacus party (assassinated in Berlin)

Rosa Luxemburg

a German socialist leader, born in Poland. In 1892 she helped to start the Polish Socialist Party, and later the Spartacus League, a political group which became the German Communist Party. She was killed by soldiers during a protest organized by the Spartacus League (1871-1919). born March 5, 1871, Zamo, Pol., Russian Empire died Jan. 15, 1919, Berlin, Ger. Polish-born German political radical, intellectual, and author. As a Jew in Russian-controlled Poland, she was drawn early into underground political activism. In 1889 she fled to Zürich, Switz., where she obtained her doctorate. Having become involved in the international socialist movement, in 1892 she cofounded what would become the Polish Communist Party. The Russian Revolution of 1905 convinced her that the world revolution would originate in Russia. She advocated the mass strike as the proletariat's most important tool. Imprisoned in Warsaw for agitation, she then moved to Berlin to teach and write (1907-14). Early in World War I she cofounded the Spartacus League (see Spartacists), and in 1918 she oversaw its transformation into the German Communist Party; she was murdered during the Spartacus Revolt less than a month later. She believed in a democratic path to socialism after a world revolution to overthrow capitalism and opposed what she recognized as Vladimir Ilich Lenin's emerging dictatorship

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