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Eugen Leviné, assassinated on this day in 1919, was a German revolutionary communist who briefly led the Bavarian Council Republic, giving luxury apartments to the homeless and factories to the workers during his short reign in power.

Eugen Levine was born to wealthy Jewish parents in St Petersberg, Russia, and became exposed to radical politics after moving to Heidelberg, Germany at a young age. In 1905, Leviné returned to Russia to participate in the failed revolution of 1905 against the Tsar and was arrested and exiled to Siberia.

After World War I ended, Leviné joined the Communist Party of Germany and helped to create a socialist republic in Bavaria. Leviné eventually rose to power as the communists assumed control of the government.

He attempted to pass many reforms, such as giving the more luxurious flats to the homeless and giving workers control and ownership of factories. Leviné also planned reforms for the education system and to abolish paper money, but did not get the chance to complete either.

The German Army, assisted by the right-wing Freikorps paramilitary invaded and quickly conquered Munich on May 3rd, 1919. Leviné himself was arrested and shot by firing squad in Stadelheim Prison.

Ex-Soviet agent Whitaker Chambers cited Leviné as an inspirational figure, writing "During the Bavarian Council Republic in 1919, Leviné was the organiser of the Workers' and Soldiers' Soviets. When the Bavarian Council Republic was crushed, Leviné was captured and court-martialed. The court-martial told him: "You are under sentence of death." Leviné answered: 'We Communists are always under sentence of death.'"

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[–] ratboy@hexbear.net 3 points 4 days ago (2 children)

relationship rantWHY the fuck must they be so hard? Are they supposed to be? Has anyone been in a long lasting relationship that wasn't? Is it like a part of it to constantly feel like you're talking to a wall? I know I'm very particular and can be very critical but no matter how I try to talk about shit that bothers me, whether through ribbing, being super gentle and explanatory using "I" statements and expressing my needs, or being angry, it feels like nothing changes. Or it's me that's the problem idk

[–] Acute_Engles@hexbear.net 7 points 4 days ago (1 children)

spoilerHard to say without more context but I have been in my current monogamous relationship for 10 years and others for multiple years before that.

It's not supposed to be hard all the time. Sometimes your needs will get sidelined unfairly and things will seem rough. Sometimes it'll seem like all you can do is bicker. However, if after multiple conversations and open dialogue about issues, noting changes then that is probably a sign of a larger issue of respect.

[–] ratboy@hexbear.net 1 points 3 days ago

ill just keep the spoilers goingYeah, I think this is accurate, as I've tried to explain that I feel like my work is not being respected. I've been with my person for 7 years now. The first half was hell, we both had a lot of work to do on ourselves. Now things are much better but my main struggle comes down to a common one around division of domestic labor and I just do not know how to get the message across that I need them to be more considerate and I feel like it's just never going to change and I hate that it might be a deal breaker for me