Rosa Luxemburg's Herbarium

Discover the botanical side of revolutionary thinker Rosa Luxemburg in Rosa Luxemburg’s Herbarium by Claudia Horn, with a preface by Peter Hudis. While imprisoned during the First World War, Luxemburg continued collecting, pressing, and documenting plants, building a collection of nearly 400 varieties of leaves and flowers. This beautifully illustrated book brings together photographs of her preserved specimens, personal letters, and insights into her ecological thinking, exploring the connections between botany, nature, and environmental justice. A fascinating read for plant lovers, natural history enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the relationship between science, history, and the natural world.

Details:

• Author: Claudia Horn

• Format: Paperback

• 224 pages

• Includes full-colour illustrations and photographs

• Dimensions: 6 × 8 in (15.2 × 20.3 cm)