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| − | '''Friedrich Engels''' (1820-1895) was a German philosopher who collaborated with [[Karl Marx]] to provide the intellectual foundations of communism. Engels finished the work on the second and third volumes of Marx's "Das Kapital" ("Capital") after Marx died. | + | '''Friedrich Engels''' (1820-1895) was a [[German]] [[philosopher]] who collaborated with [[Karl Marx]] to provide the intellectual foundations of [[communism]]. Engels finished the work on the second and third volumes of Marx's "Das Kapital" ("Capital") after Marx died. |
Like Marx, Engels lived most of his adult life in [[England]]. | Like Marx, Engels lived most of his adult life in [[England]]. | ||
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Revision as of 17:52, November 16, 2007
Friedrich Engels (1820-1895) was a German philosopher who collaborated with Karl Marx to provide the intellectual foundations of communism. Engels finished the work on the second and third volumes of Marx's "Das Kapital" ("Capital") after Marx died.
Like Marx, Engels lived most of his adult life in England.