The Communist Manifesto

In 1848, a revolutionary document shook the foundations of society. "The Communist Manifesto," penned by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, ignited a global movement that would reshape the world. This powerful critique of capitalism and call for proletarian uprising has influenced politics, economics, and social thought for over 170 years. Today, we delve into the core ideas of this seminal work, exploring its historical context and enduring impact. From the famous opening line, "A spectre is haunting Europe," to its rallying cry, "Workers of the world, unite!" we'll uncover the manifesto's key arguments and examine how they continue to resonate in our modern era. Join us as we unravel the complexities of class struggle, alienation, and the vision of a classless society that Marx and Engels so passionately advocated.

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