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Este trabajo evalúa el accionar político de Paul Levi, el heredero político de Rosa Luxemburg, quien condujo al Partido Comunista alemán (KPD) desde la muerte de Rosa Luxemburg y Karl Liebknecht, en enero de 1919, hasta poco antes del putsch conocido como la "acción de marzo" de 1921, dos años durante los cuales Levi consiguió transformar al KPD en un partido obrero revolucionario de 350.000 miembros. Intentaremos demostrar, mediante el análisis de documentos primarios en alemán e inglés, que la política de Frente Único fue adoptada por la Internacional Comunista a instancias del KPD, cuyo aporte al desarrollo de la táctica de la Internacional Comunista fue enfatizado por el propio Lenin. La comprensión de estos procesos es fundamental para entender la evolución de la revolución alemana, que se extendió desde noviembre de 1918 hasta octubre de 1923, y cuyo fracaso eventual fue la causa última de la degeneración estalinista de la revolución rusa y de la Internacional Comunista.Palabras clave: Paul Levi, Rosa Luxemburg, Partido Comunista de Alemania (KPD), Internacional Comunista (Comintern), Revolución alemana, Frente ÚnicoThis paper evaluates the political activity of Paul Levi, the political heir of Rosa Luxemburg, who led the German Communist Party (KPD) from the death of Rosa Luxemburg and Karl Liebknecht in January 1919 until shortly before the putsch known as the "March Action" of 1921, two years during which Levi managed to transform the KPD into a revolutionary workers' party with 350,000 members. We will attempt to demonstrate, with the help of primary sources in German and English, that the United Front policy was adopted by the Communist International at the initiative of the KPD, whose contribution to the development of the tactics of the International Communist was emphasized by Lenin himself. An understanding of these processes is essential for the analysis of the German Revolution, which lasted from November 1918 to October 1923, and whose eventual failure was the ultimate cause of the Stalinist degeneration of the Russian revolution and the Communist International.Keywords: Paul Levi, Rosa Luxemburg, Communist Party of Germany (KPD), Communist International (Comintern), German Revolution, United Front