WORLD WORLDWIDE EUROPE FRANCE PARIS - news journal UPDATE - (en) France, UCL AL #373 - Bibliography - See Raoul Peck, "The Young Karl Marx" (ca, de, fr, it, pt, tr)[machine translation]

The Young Karl Marx tells the story of Marx's youth in the 1840s in 118 minutes. --- The Young Karl Marx tells the story of Marx's youth in the 1840s in 118 minutes. His meeting with Engels, the repressions and exiles he suffered, the League of the Just, his personal setbacks, up to the writing of the Communist Manifesto. We also encounter the anarchists Bakunin and Proudhon, the latter having numerous exchanges with Marx, making this film interesting for understanding the beginnings of the conflicts between anarchists and Marxists, up to the First International. The story ends just before the arrival of the Springtime of the Peoples, opening onto this air of revolution that would haunt all of Europe.

A must-see film for anyone interested in the history of the workers' movement. To quote the film: "Philosophers have only interpreted the world, while the goal is to change it."

Tommy (UCL Lyon)

https://www.unioncommunistelibertaire.org/?Voir-Raoul-Peck-Le-jeune-Karl-Marx
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