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The brilliant ideas of Karl Marx caused him to be admired and revered, despised and shunned, and separated him from other great thinkers of his time, by bringing all of Europe to the point of revolution. Communism was the frightening concept that inspired such fervor in the working class and Karl Marx was, in a way, the perfect man to conduce it with his education under the greatest minds tempered by a penniless upbringing.
Of course, as with so many new ideas that propose a radical change to the system, this wasn’t the way it seemed at first. The very words, published in a small village newspaper, the Reinische Zeitung, caught the eye of the authorities; provoking controversy throughout Germany at this heretic and blasphemer. Karl Marx quickly relinquished his writing and moved to Paris where his studies in history and political science would aid him and partner him with someone else worthy of his consideration.
“Marx greatly impressed us all. He was of medium height,......

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