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- A Guide to Revolution
- Cinema Rosa - "Nowhere in Africa"
- 9. RLF Forum - The German Left and the Middle East Conflict
- 20 Jahre deutsche Einheit: Ein Staat - zwei Identitäten?
- Cinema Rosa - " And Along Come Tourists "
- Cinema Rosa - " Solino "
- Cinema Rosa - " The Legend Of Rita "
- Cinema Rosa - "... then we start all over again"
- Cinema Rosa - "Football under Cover"
- Cinema Rosa - "KUHLE WAMPE, OR WHO OWNS THE WORLD?"
- Cinema Rosa - "Rosenstrasse"
- Cinema Rosa - "Rosenstrasse"
- Cinema Rosa - "Solo Sunny"
- Cinema Rosa - "Sophie Scholl – The Final Days"
- Cinema Rosa - "The All-round Reduced Personality – Redupers"
- Cinema Rosa - "Vision – From the Life of Hildegard von Bingen"
- Cross-Kultur Is Here, Like It Or Not!
- Feminism and the Left in Israel
- From My Point of View
- International Conference “Challenges of Democracy: Eruption and Erosion”
- Jews and Revolutions - from Vormärz to the Weimar Republic
- Kommunalpolitischen Workshops
- MOSES HESS BETWEEN SOCIALISM AND ZIONISM
- Reflection line
- Rosa Luxemburg Seminar - "Labor relations and Left Strategies of the Union Movements"
- The Eichmann Trial and the “Other Germany”
- The Left and the Big City - Between Tel Aviv and Berlin"
- משפט אייכמן ו"גרמניה האחרת"
- “The Radical Left in Europe – Report on 60 Parties in 25 Countries”
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- RLF Office Opening
- Opening Conference
- Maki Conference
- Ir-Lekulanu Workshop
- 1st RLF – Forum
- 2nd RLF – Forum
- RLF – Symposium
- Emil Touma Institute for Palestinian and Israeli Studies
- 3rd RLF – Forum
- Leo Baeck Institut - Literary Evening
- RLF-Conference "Autumn `89"
- Rosa Luxemburg Evening
- Meeting RLF teams Tel Aviv and Ramallah
Promoting critical thinking and active solidarity
The Rosa Luxemburg Foundation (RLF) considers itself part of the intellectual grassroots movement of democratic socialism. Established in Berlin in 1990, RLF has developed into one of the largest providers of political education in Germany. It also serves as a discussion forum for critical thinking about political alternatives, and a research institute for progressive social development.
The Rosa Luxemburg Foundation is committed to democracy and civic participation based on values like solidarity, social justice, non-violence and peaceful international cooperation. Its Tel Aviv office, established in March 2009, intends to support activities of Israeli non-governmental organizations in the following areas: civic education and culture, higher education and research, communal activities, strengthening civil society and democratic participation, human and civil rights and protection of the environment.
