Part of the series of biographies of Karl Marx.
'Karl Marx: The Story of His Life' (German: 'Karl Marx. Geschichte seines Lebens'), first published in German in 1918, is considered a classic amongst biographies of Marx. Written by Franz Mehring (1846-1919).
A short history of the anarchist movement in Brazil.
Communist critique of leftist support for nationalisation and worker co-ops.
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Even if your not particularly interested in reading about Marx's life I highly recommend that everyone interested in the history of the Marx/Bakunin split in the 1st International at least read Chapter Thirteen: "The International at Its Zenith", as it provides a very even handed account of the tensions between the anarchists and the Marxists in the International. Indeed, Mehring, despite being a Marxist himself, paints a picture of Marx and his followers in International that is not at all flattering.
Mehring was of course an associate of Rosa Luxemburg and was himself a leading member of the Spartacus League.
Good points Sike;
In fact, Mehring was attacked by Ryazanov for criticizing Marx on that point. Later on Pannekoek in a private letter to Mattick commented on the whole affair: https://libcom.org/history/pannekoek-marx-bakunin
mikail, thanks for pointing out the Pannekoek letter to Mattick, I had not seen it before.
How do you do a compressed PDF?
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https://smallpdf.com/compress-pdf
Although, after you're compressed it, you should check to make sure that it's still readable.
dp.
I know about compressing images but does that compress the text?
Yes.
Are there any other PDF tools, preferably offline, which compress the text?