Essay - Karl Marx, the Founder of Modern Socialism and Communism and...

Karl Marx, the founder of modern socialism and communism and son of a lawyer was born on 5 May 1818 in Trier, ***** received his classical education. He studied jurisprudence at Bonn and later in Berlin, his obsession with philosophy turned him away from law. However, after spending five years in the "metropolis of intellectuals," he returned to ***** aiming ***** habilitate in 1841 (The Life and Work of Karl Marx).

***** ***** end of 1842 he took over the editorship and was received the honor of sending a censor Wilhelm Saint-Paul from Berlin particularly to take care of the Rheinische Zeitung. *****, this proved of no benefit since either the paper was made ***** undergo dual *****ship, or additionally to the common procedure, every issue was subjected to a second stage ***** censorship by the office of Cologne's Regierungspr sident (The Life ***** ***** of Karl Marx).

However, this measure was not of any benefit against the obstinate malice ***** the Rheinische Zeitung. At the same time at the beginning of 1843 ***** ministry issued a decree declaring that the Rheinische Zeitung must cease publication at the end of ***** first quarter and ***** thus, resigned immediately as the shareholders wanted to attempt a settlement that also end in noth*****g ***** the news*****-ceased publication (The Life and Work of Karl Marx).

In the summer of 1843, he married ***** daughter ***** Privy Councilor von Westphalen in Trier ***** moved to Paris, where he devoted himself mainly to studying political economy and t***** his*****ry of the great French Revolution ***** at the same ***** worked together with Ruge in publishing the Deutsch-Franzsische Jahrbucher. In 184*****, he went to Brussels after being expelled from France by Guizot and stayed t*****re, practicing the same studies, until the outbreak of the February revolution.

He agreed very less with ***** commonly accepted version of socialism and that his theory of socialism could be seen in his critique of Proudhon's mayor work in 1847, Philosophie de la misère, which published in Brussels and ***** under the title ***** ***** Poverty of Philosophy. ***** that work one can f*****d many fundamental points ***** the *****ory, which he has now presented, in complete detail. His other substantial ***** was The Manifesto of the Communist Party, London, 1848, written before the February revolution ***** adopted by a workers' congress in London (Karl *****, **********).

However, the Belgian government under the *****fluence of ***** panic caused ***** the ***** revolution expelled him again. Thus, he returned to Paris at the invitation of the ***** provisional ***** and went to Cologne with his friends and founded *****re the Neue ***** Zeitung that appeared until June 1849 and still remember well today by people on the Rhine. Marx ***** brought twice before the assizes for an offence against the press laws and for provoking people to refuse to pay *****ir taxes. Thus, ***** both occasions it had to close at the time of ***** May revolts ***** ***** when he once