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  • | Social democratic picture postcard with a portrait of Karl Marx Colour Lithography Around 1895 Photo Photo by ImagnoGetty Images | MR Online

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    Originally published: National Herald on May 6, 2018 by Prasenjit Bose (more by National Herald)  | (Posted May 12, 2018)

    Friedrich Engels, while informing a common friend about Marx’s death in March 1883, wrote “…mankind is shorter by a head, and the greatest head of our time at that”.

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