Karl Marx
Communism
BORN: May 5th, 1818 in Prussia DEATH: March 14th, 1883 in in London
He became a journalist, and his socialist writings would get him expelled from Germany and France.
In 1848 he published The Communist Manifesto.
In October of 1835, Marx began studying at the University of Bonn.
In his two semesters there, he was imprisoned for drunkenness and disturbing the peace, incurred debts and participated in a duel. At the end of the year, Marx’s father insisted he enroll in the more serious University of Berlin.
In 1848 he published The Communist Manifesto.
In October of 1835, Marx began studying at the University of Bonn.
In his two semesters there, he was imprisoned for drunkenness and disturbing the peace, incurred debts and participated in a duel. At the end of the year, Marx’s father insisted he enroll in the more serious University of Berlin.
What Marx has done/inspired for others
In Brussels, Marx was introduced to socialism by Moses Hess, and finally broke off from the philosophy of the Young Hegelians completely.
He inspired socialists in England with his ideas.
In London, he helped find the German Workers’ Educational Society, and a new headquarters for the Communist League.
He inspired socialists in England with his ideas.
In London, he helped find the German Workers’ Educational Society, and a new headquarters for the Communist League.
Pictures of Karl Marx and places involving him.
Prussia
This is where Karl Marx was born.
University of Bonn
This is the school he went to until he got kicked out for being drunk, disturbing the peace, incurred debts, was part of a duel.
University of Berlin
This is the university that he went to after he got into trouble at the university of Bonn. His father told him he needed to go to this school because it was time to get serious.
Cited
Bio.com. A&E Networks Television, n.d. Web. 02 Sept. 2015.