A vivid, illustrated biography that follows Rosa Luxemburg from her working-class Polish-Jewish roots to her emergence as a brilliant Marxist theorist and uncompromising anti-war activist. It recounts her political organizing, polemics with reformist socialists, repeated imprisonments, and key role in the German revolutionary movement, while explaining her ideas on mass action, democracy, and internationalism in accessible panels and sketches. The narrative culminates in her brutal suppression and assassination during the 1919 uprising, portraying both her intellectual legacy and passionate commitment to social justice.