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 49 people) - Page 0
Hans Beimler
Communist
Julian Marchlewski
Polish Politician
Willi Münzenberg
German political activist
Eugen Leviné
Political leader
Edgar André
Football player
Ludwig Renn
Author
Anton Saefkow
Ruth Fischer
German Politician
Robert Uhrig
Otto Brenner
German Politician
Jo Mihaly
German dancer
Leo Flieg
German Politician
Arkadi Maslow
Politician
Margarete Wittkowski
Economist
Kurt Schlosser
Max Hoelz
German Politician
Albert Funk
German politician
Paul Wandel
Former Minister of People's Education of the German Democratic Republic
Willy Sägebrecht
Politician
Herbert Warnke
Politician
Arthur Koestler
Author
Ingeburg Lange
East German politician
Günter Mittag
Former Member of the State Council of Germany
Rosa Luxemburg
Polish-German revolutionary
Paul Frölich
German journalist
Maxim Zetkin
Politician
Johannes R. Becher
German Politician
Paul Verner
German Politician
Bernhard Bästlein
Ernst Schneller
German school teacher
Helene Overlach
German Politician
Conrad Blenkle
German Politician
Lisa Ullrich
German Politician
Anton Krzikalla
Politician
Ernst Putz
Politician
Walter Markov
Hermann Axen
German activist
Otto Winzer
Former Minister of Foreign Affairs of the German Democratic Republic
Hermann Matern
German Politician
Ernst Däumig
German Politician
Edwin Hoernle
German Politician
Heinrich Brandler
German Politician
Adolph Hoffmann
German Politician
Anton Ackermann
Former Minister of Foreign Affairs of the German Democratic Republic
Karl Wittfogel
German-American playwright
Alfred Kurella
German writer
Otto Gotsche
Writer
