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The Communist Manifesto outlines the urgent call for the global proletariat to unite against oppressive systems. It begins with a warning about the rising influence of communism in Europe and emphasizes the need for the Communist Party to articulate its goals. The manifesto advocates for the working class, irrespective of national boundaries, and presents immediate demands aimed at achieving a stateless and classless society. It also reflects on mid-19th century conflicts in various nations and concludes with a commitment to democratic socialism and the necessity for worldwide proletarian solidarity.

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The Communist Manifesto, Karl Marx, Friedrich Engels

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Título: The Communist Manifesto
Idioma: Inglés
Autores: Karl Marx, Friedrich Engels
Editorial: DOUBLE 9 BOOKSLLP
Publicado en: 2022
ISBN13: 9789356568693
Etiquetas: No ficción, Ciencias Políticas & Política, Clásicos, Política, Alemania, Comunismo, Marxismo, Crítica social, Revolución, Socialismo, Capitalismo, Trabajadores, Burgueses, Solidaridad, Movimiento Obrero, Lucha de Clases, Antifascismo
Primera publicación: 1848
Título original: Manifest der Kommunistischen Partei
Calificación: 4,3 de 5
Descripción: The Communist Manifesto outlines the urgent call for the global proletariat to unite against oppressive systems. It begins with a warning about the rising influence of communism in Europe and emphasizes the need for the Communist Party to articulate its goals. The manifesto advocates for the working class, irrespective of national boundaries, and presents immediate demands aimed at achieving a stateless and classless society. It also reflects on mid-19th century conflicts in various nations and concludes with a commitment to democratic socialism and the necessity for worldwide proletarian solidarity.