Join us as we delve into the lives and legacies of four influential Jewish revolutionaries who played pivotal roles in shaping modern history. In these sessions, we will explore their backgrounds, beliefs, and the impact they had on their respective movements and societies. Through engaging narratives and insightful analysis, we will gain a deeper understanding of how these figures—each driven by their unique interpretations of justice and freedom—helped to shape the revolutionary fervor of their times.
December 4, 2025/Adolph Fischhof. Adolf Fischhof (1816-1893) was a Hungarian-born Jewish physician who rose to prominence as the leader of the Revolution in 1848 in Vienna, the largest and most impactful of the Revolution of 1848.
December 11, 2025/Leon Trotsky. Leon Trotsky, born Lev Davidovich Bronstein, was a Ukrainian-born Jewish Marxist revolutionary and theorist whose role in the Russian Revolution of 1917 cemented his place in history. socialism.
December 18, 2025/Rosa Luxemburg. Rosa Luxemburg was a Polish-Jewish Marxist philosopher, revolutionary socialist, and economist who played an essential role in the early 20th-century socialist movements in Europe.
December 25, 2025/Béla Kun. Béla Kun, a Hungarian-Jewish communist revolutionary, was a key leader during the chaotic aftermath of World War I.