Friedrich Engels
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“The Civil War in the United States,” edited by Andrew Zimmerman, is a foundational Marxist analysis by Marx and Engels of the American Civil War, emphasizing class struggle. It offers insights into the war’s implications for international working-class movements and cautions against sectarianism, advocating for solidarity and concrete analysis amid bourgeois-democratic struggles.
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Friedrich Engels was a key figure in developing Marxist theory, co-authoring The Communist Manifesto and collaborating with Karl Marx for four decades. His independent works, such as The Origin of the Family, contributed significantly to socialist thought, addressing class, state, and gender issues. Engels’s legacy includes his role in international socialism and dialectical materialism.
Letters from Tomis 