Clara Zetkin penned an obituary for Liebknecht in September 1919 and together with Rosa Luxemburg he became a celebrated martyr of the German left.
The artist Käthe Kollwitz depicted his lying in state in the work Memorial for Karl Liebknecht.
In 1930, the Soviet government renamed a village near Kursk in central Russia after him, Imeni Karla Libknekhta.
Since 1919, an annual Liebknecht-Luxemburg Demonstration has been held in Berlin, the world's largest funerary parade and the biggest meeting of the German left.
The annual L-L Demo is held on the second Sunday in January to this day and 14,000 people attended the rally in Liebknecht and Luxemburg's honor in 2016.
Clara Zetkin penned an obituary for Liebknecht in September 1919 and together with Rosa Luxemburg he became a celebrated martyr of the German left. The artist Käthe Kollwitz depicted his lying in state in the work Memorial for Karl Liebknecht. In 1930, the Soviet government renamed a village near Kursk in central Russia after him, Imeni Karla Libknekhta. Since 1919, an annual Liebknecht-Luxemburg Demonstration has been held in Berlin, the world's largest funerary parade and the biggest meeting of the German left. The annual L-L Demo is held on the second Sunday in January to this day and 14,000 people attended the rally in Liebknecht and Luxemburg's honor in 2016.
Karl Liebknecht