Communist Party of Germany
The Communist Party of Germany (Opposition), generally abbreviated as KPO or KPD, was a communist opposition organisation established at the end of 1928 and maintaining its existence until 1939 or 1940.
Communist Party Of Germany People (First 48 people) - Page 1
Ernst Goldenbaum
German Politician
Fritz Selbmann
Politician
Karl Liebknecht
German revolutionary
Hilde Benjamin
Former German Federal Minister of Justice
Horst Sölle
German Politician
Emil Eichhorn
German Politician
Hans Jendretzky
German Politician
Elli Schmidt
German activist
Emmy Damerius-Koenen
German politician
Lea Grundig
Visual artist
Gertrud Classen
Günther Wyschofsky
Former politician
Herbert Scheibe
German general
Ernst Thälmann
German Politician
Rudolf Herrnstadt
German journalist
Erich Honecker
Former Chairman of the State Council of East Germany
Christian Heuck
German Politician
Ernst Lohagen
German Politician
Albert Norden
German Politician
Margot Honecker
Former Minister of National Education of the German Democratic Republic
Ernst Niekisch
German writer
Erich Weinert
Former President of the National Committee for a Free Germany
Ernst Torgler
German Politician
Wilhelm Reich
Doctor of medicine
Charlotte Zinke
German Politician
John Heartfield
German visual artist
Karl Radek
Revolutionary
Willi Bredel
German writer
Curt Geyer
German Politician
Bernard Koenen
German Politician
Victor Klemperer
German scholar
Artur König
German Politician
Beppo Römer
Gustav Gundelach
Former Member of the German National Assembly
Walter Fisch
Former Member of the German National Assembly
Alfred Neumann
Israeli architect
Greta Kuckhoff
Spy
Albert Buchmann
German Politician
Clara Zetkin
German activist
Ernest Mandel
Belgian economist
Arthur Rosenberg
Writer
Heinz Hoffmann
Former Minister of National Defence of East Germany
Erich Mielke
Karl Korsch
Political figure
Jürgen Kuczynski
German economist
Hilde Eisler
Activist and journalist
Eleonore Staimer
German official
