Karl Marx
Karl Marx · Philosophy & Social Sciences
Communist Manifesto
1818, Trier, Germany — 1883, London, England
Germany · France · Belgium · United Kingdom
Karl Marx is recognized among Jewish contributors to Philosophy & Social Sciences — Communist Manifesto
Karl Marx was a philosopher, economist and revolutionary whose 'Communist Manifesto' (1848, with Friedrich Engels) and 'Das Kapital' reshaped politics, economics and social thought worldwide. His analysis of capitalism and class remains among the most influential in modern history. He was of Jewish ancestry — both grandfathers were rabbis — though his father converted to Lutheranism and Marx was baptized as a child.
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Communist Manifesto
Source: Political philosophy
