Karl Marx: A Biography presents an extensive and carefully researched portrait of the life and work of Karl Marx, whose writings and ideas profoundly shaped the course of modern history. Published by Progress Publishers in 1977, this authoritative volume offers readers a detailed account of Marx’s intellectual evolution, his personal struggles, and his lifelong commitment to understanding society and advocating social change.

Beginning with his childhood and education in Germany, the book follows Marx through his years as a student, journalist, political activist, and philosopher. It explores his relationships with family and friends, his partnership with Friedrich Engels, and the circumstances that led to the development of his theories on history, economics, and society. Alongside the major events of his life, the biography sheds light on the historical background of nineteenth-century Europe and the revolutionary movements that influenced his thinking.

The volume examines Marx’s years of exile, his work as a political writer, and the creation of his most important works, including The Communist Manifesto and Das Kapital. Rich in historical detail, the narrative reveals not only Marx the theorist but also Marx the husband, father, and tireless scholar who devoted his life to the study of human society.

Written with scholarly depth and supported by extensive historical material, the book offers valuable insights into the intellectual climate of the nineteenth century and the emergence of modern socialist thought. It remains an important reference for readers interested in philosophy, political history, economics, and biography.

Containing 694 pages, this 1977 hardcover edition is presented in a durable 6 × 9 inch format. Its substantial scope and classic Soviet-era publication make it both a significant reference work and a desirable collectible for historians, researchers, and readers of political thought.

• Published by Progress Publishers
• 1977 Edition
• Hardcover binding
• 694 pages
• Size: 6 × 9 inches
• Language: English
• Comprehensive biography of Karl Marx
• Covers his life, philosophy, and political activities
• Rich historical and intellectual context
• Ideal for scholars, historians, and collectors

 Collector’s Note

This 1977 hardcover edition of Karl Marx: A Biography is an important and collectible work of twentieth-century historical scholarship. Produced by the renowned Progress Publishers of Moscow, it offers a detailed and authoritative study of one of history’s most influential thinkers and makes a valuable addition to collections of biography, philosophy, and political history.