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Karl Liebknecht, born August 13, 1871

Karl Liebknecht Memorial Portrait for the Cover of the Liberator Magazine, March, 1919

"Lay down your weapons, you soldiers at the front. Lay down your tools, you workers at home. Do not let yourselves be deceived any longer by your rulers, the lip patriots, and the munitions profiteers. Rise with power and seize the reins of government. Yours is the force. To you belongs the right to rule. Answer the call for freedom and win your own war for liberty." - Karl Liebknecht, 1918

Liebknecht, the great Marxist revolutionary and thinker who co-founded the anti-war Spartacist League and then the Communist Party of Germany after WWI with Rosa Luxemburg, was born on August 13, 1871.

After a failed communist uprising in the streets of Berlin, Karl Liebknecht & Rosa Luxemburg were murdered by rightist militiamen, January 15, 1919.

Uncredited Photographer     German Revolutionary Karl Liebknecht Addressing a Crowd, Possibly During the Failed Spartakist Uprising, Berlin     c.1919

“For capitalism, war and peace are business and nothing but business.” Karl Liebknecht

Ramallah Underground - Aswatt il Zaman (Sounds of the Past)

رام الله أندرجرند - أصوات الزمن

Breathtaking instrumental single largely because it samples “Wahdon” by Fairouz almost in its entirety.

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📍 Amboseli National Park, Kenya 🇰🇪

Photography: @santoshsaligram

Selected: @gentianaibra

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Soundtrack: Illioï by Zap Mama

I’m working forty hours, Six long days. And I’m highly embarrassed Every time I get my pay. And they working everybody; Lord, they workin’ poor folks to death. And when you pay your rent and your car note, You ain’t got a damn thing left.

The link to this live album by Asad Qizilbash on the sarod is still available here: it’s extremely beautiful stuff

also noticing the site has one of my favorite classic veena recordings: Magic Music From South India, by S Balachander (it’s an old album okay ignore the title). I think if you even just like hearing guitar these two will obv be different but are must hears, really worth it