Marx and Engels

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Marx and Engels were 19th-century German philosophers, economists, and political theorists whose works, including "The Communist Manifesto," laid the foundations of modern socialism and communism.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf collaborative authors
philosophical duo
political theorists
advocated establishment of a classless society
overthrow of the bourgeoisie
proletarian revolution
associatedWith First International
coAuthoredWith Friedrich Engels
Karl Marx
countryOfOrigin Germany
critiqued bourgeois political economy
capitalism
religion as ideology
utopian socialism
developedConcept abolition of private property in the means of production
class struggle
dialectical materialism
dictatorship of the proletariat
historical materialism
fieldOfWork philosophy
political economy
political theory
social theory
ideology communism
scientific socialism
socialism
influenced Antonio Gramsci
Karl Kautsky
Mao Zedong
Rosa Luxemburg
Vladimir Lenin
communist movements
labor movements
revolutionary movements
socialist movements
languageOfWork English
French
German
movement Marxism
notableWork Anti-Dühring
Critique of the Gotha Programme
The Communist Manifesto
The German Ideology
theoreticalBasisFor Leninism
Marxism–Leninism
Western Marxism
various communist parties
timePeriod 19th century

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Socialist Union of Working Youth inspiredBy Marx and Engels