Most people know the name Rosa Luxemburg. It is also well-known that she was murdered, drowned in the Landwehr Canal. Some remember her famous words about freedom, which is always the freedom of those who think differently. Few know that she never really had a significant role in the history of the labor movement and, above all, that her political proposals and numerous texts contain unresolved issues relevant to current politics. This book brings several aspects into the light of discussion and measures the present against the mirror of Rosa Luxemburg. Amidst the past and the unrepeatable, Frigga Haug highlights the relevance of Rosa Luxemburg. By deconstructing and reconstructing Luxemburg's thinking in this book like a puzzle, a vision of a politics emerges that proves itself in the daily struggle.