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The 1887 New York Times book review of Karl Marx's tome, Das Kapital, bares no resemblance to the review that the paper would write today. Back then, they were able to recognize who Marx was right away:

"He is a militant political economist. He may not encourage the spilling of blood to effect the ends he desires; but the means he proposes point to that inevitable conclusion."

Indeed, no other form of government has come anywhere near the body count credited to those nations that modeled their state rule after Marx: 149,469,610 and climbing.

Click here for the body-count source.

Vladimir Lenin was a devoted reader of the NY Times - click here to read about it...

Click here to read an article by Leon Trotsky.

The historian Henry Steele Commager ranked Karl Marx at number 31 insofar as his impact on the American mind was concerned - click here to understand his reasoning (his pull seems strongest now)...

Read about The Daily Worker...

- from Amazon:
The Gray Lady Winked: How the New York Times's Misreporting, Distortions and Fabrications Radically Alter History

     


Karl Marx Reviewed (NY Times, 1887)

Karl Marx Reviewed (NY Times, 1887)

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