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Cuando los prisioneros de guerra se convirtieron en un negocio

Los caballeros medievales buscaban apresar a sus enemigos para pedir por ellos un cuantioso rescate. 

Rosa Luxemburg, el "alma libre" que venció todos los obstáculos para hacer la revolución

Tras años de lucha contra el capitalismo y el imperialismo, en 1919 Rosa Luxemburg auspició la revolución comunista en Alemania, cuyo fracaso le costó la vida. 

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