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Friedrich Engels

German philosopher, social scientist and revolutionary, Karl Marx's lifelong collaborator. The son of a textile manufacturer, he worked in his family's firm in Manchester, where he wrote The Condition of the Working Class in England. With Marx he wrote The Holy Family, The German Ideology and the Communist Manifesto; after Marx's death he edited the second and third volumes of Capital and became the leading adviser to the European socialist parties.

Lived

1820–1895

Also known as

Engels, Friedrich · Frederick Engels · F. Engels · Фридрих Энгельс · フリードリヒ エンゲルス · エンゲルス · Fryderyk Engels · Engels Friedrich · Ф. Энгельс · Fridrih Èngelʹs · Bedřich Engels

Authority records

Wikidata · VIAF · Library of Congress · GND · ISNI · BnF

Sources

Marxists Internet Archive — works online; Wikipedia — Friedrich Engels

Bibliography

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