Karl Marx, 26, and Jenny, his wife, leave for exile. His investigation of the British working class's shady origins leads him to Friedrich Engels in Paris in 1844. Engels, the dandy, completes young Karl Marx's new worldview. They will lead the labor movement through censorship, police repression, riots, and political upheavals.
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Karl Marx, 26, and Jenny, his wife, leave for exile. His investigation of the British working class's shady origins leads him to Friedrich Engels in Paris in 1844. Engels, the dandy, completes young Karl Marx's new worldview. They will lead the labor movement through censorship, police repression, riots, and political upheavals.
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