Most likely not, too independant and strong mind, that she would have survived Stalin, maybe a similar 'fate' as Trotsky.If Rosa Luxemburg survived the Spartacist uprising and fled to the USSR. If she survived the World War II, would she have been in line for a leadership position in East Germany?
She might have being purged in the 1930s just like the rest of the German Communists who fled thereIf Rosa Luxemburg survived the Spartacist uprising and fled to the USSR. If she survived the World War II, would she have been in line for a leadership position in East Germany?
She might have being purged in the 1930s just like the rest of the German Communists who fled there
If she survived though she would have being as a non-entity, an old woman whose publications are decidedly ignored by the SED, some works of hers might get smuggled to the west though and find a following there. She might have split the left-wing movement even more than otl since now there is another variant on Marxism to follow.
Honecker had a soft spot for her, I would never be a socialist except for her example, he said.
She would probably be in some far-left sect unsatisfactory to Stalinists and Trotskyists alike. If she were to survive at all into the 1940's, it would be by fleeing to the West
Perhaps a third modality along side mao and Trotsky, a different school of Marxism.
...and then she bumped into Ayn RandActually, she probably would have a cult following among the few earlier post war-leftists in West Germany. Possibly resulting in yet another bunch of permanently splitting K-groups in the 70s/80s, so not much change probably.