"Love and Capital: Karl and Jenny Marx and the Birth of a Revolution" (Little, Brown and Co.), by Mary Gabriel: Karl Marx, the father of international communism, was a devoted husband to his wife ...

Karl Marx's loyal wife and needy family motivated him to complete his books. Often, ... If Karl Marx hadn't died in 1883, we can suppose he'd be used to being misunderstood and demonized by now.

Karl Marx did not know what we know: ... Some of the book’s most touching moments center not on Marx’s relations with his wife and daughters but on his friendships; it is here, ...

Karl Marx famously said, “If anything is certain it is that I am not a Marxist.” Nowhere was that more evident than in the Marx family home in London. There, Marx presided over a court of five ...

Indifference was the world’s first reaction to Karl Marx’s magnum opus. In 1867, when the first volume of “Capital” was published in German, it was greeted with such silence that the ...

Karl Marx, the father of international communism, was a devoted husband to his wife, Jenny, a daughter of Prussian and British aristocracy.

Karl Marx's loyal wife and needy family motivated him to complete his books. Often, though, his boisterous family contributed to his lengthy writing blocks.