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Karl Marx / Friedrich Engels Papers Marx: (1792-) 1835-1883 (-1910) Engels: 1820-1895 (-1924,1935)1835-1895 Karl Marx / Friedrich Engels Papers Marx: (1792-) 1835-1883 (-1910) Engels: 1820-1895 (-1924,1935)1835-1895 International Institute of Social History Cruquiusweg 31 1019 AT Amsterdam The Netherlands hdl:10622/ARCH00860 © IISH Amsterdam 2020 Karl Marx / Friedrich Engels Papers Marx: (1792-) 1835-1883 (-1910) Engels: 1820-1895 (-1924,1935)1835-1895 Table of contents Karl Marx / Friedrich Engels Papers................................................................................................ 3 Context............................................................................................................................................... 3 Content and Structure........................................................................................................................3 Access and Use.................................................................................................................................5 Allied Materials...................................................................................................................................5 Appendices.........................................................................................................................................5 Inventar des Marx-Engels-Nachlasses...........................................................................................13 A. Manuskripte von Karl Marx (A 1-115).................................................................................. 13 B. Exzerpte von Karl Marx (B 1-168)........................................................................................ 26 C. Briefe von Karl Marx (C 1-859).............................................................................................71 D. Briefe an Karl Marx (D 1-4667).............................................................................................84 E. Marx-Dokumente (E 1-92)................................................................................................... 120 F. Manuskript, Korrespondenz und Dokumente von Jenny Marx(-von Westphalen) (F 1-139)........................................................................................................................................125 Briefe von Jenny Marx (F 2-75)...................................................................................... 125 Briefe an Jenny Marx (F 76-137).................................................................................... 126 Dokumente von Jenny Marx (F 138-139)........................................................................128 G. Manuskripte, Korrespondenz und Dokumente der Familie Marx (G 1-366)........................128 Eleanor Marx(-Aveling) (G 1-188)....................................................................................129 Manuskripte von Eleanor Marx (G 1-4)................................................................ 129 Briefe von Eleanor Marx (G 5-91)........................................................................ 129 Briefe an Eleanor Marx (G 92-185)......................................................................130 Dokumente betr. Eleanor Marx (G 186-188)........................................................ 134 Jenny Marx(-Longuet) (G 189-274)................................................................................. 134 Briefe von Jenny Marx(-Longuet) (G 190-251).....................................................134 Briefe an Jenny Marx(-Longuet) (G 252-271)...................................................... 134 Dokumente betr. Jenny Marx(-Longuet) (G 272-274)...........................................135 Laura Marx(-Lafargue) (G 275-375)................................................................................ 135 Briefe von Laura Marx(-Lafargue) (G 275-277)....................................................135 Briefe an Laura Marx(-Lafargue) (G 278-348)......................................................135 Dokumente betr. Laura Marx(-Lafargue) (G 349).................................................136 Familie Marx/von Westphalen (G 350-366).....................................................................136 Briefe von/an Familie Marx/von Westphalen (G 350-363)....................................136 Dokumente betr. Familie Marx/von Westphalen (G 364-366)......................................... 137 H. Manuskripte von Friedrich Engels (H 1-170)...................................................................... 137 J. Exzerpte von Friedrich Engels (J 1-66)............................................................................... 147 K. Briefe von Friedrich Engels (K 1-1747)...............................................................................153 L. Briefe an Friedrich Engels (L 1-6486)................................................................................. 172 M. Engels-Dokumente (M 1-55)...............................................................................................221 N. Zeitungs- und Zeitschriftenartikel von Marx und Engels (N 1-192).....................................225 O. Dossiers...............................................................................................................................267 Acta über Communismus (d. Stadtverwaltung Elberfeld), 1845-1847 (O 1-13)...............267 Dossier: Kommunisten-Bund, 1848-1852 (O 14-32)....................................................... 268 Dossier: Deutsches Flüchtlings-Komitee London, 1849-1850 (O 33-43).........................269 Dossier: Herausgabe "Neue Rheinische Zeitung. Politisch-ökonomische Revue", 1850 (O 44-67)............................................................................................................................... 270 Dossier: Vogtiana, 1853-1864 (O 68-78).........................................................................271 Dossier: Marx-Engels Nachlaß, 1894-1924 (O 79-95).................................................... 272 P. Zeitungsausschnitte (P 1-25)............................................................................................... 273 Q. Manuskripte von Dritten (Q 1-41)....................................................................................... 276 R. Briefe von Dritten an Dritte (R 1-139).................................................................................279 S. Drucksachen (S 1-68)..........................................................................................................284 International Institute of Social History 2 Karl Marx / Friedrich Engels Papers Marx: (1792-) 1835-1883 (-1910) Engels: 1820-1895 (-1924,1935)1835-1895 Karl Marx / Friedrich Engels Papers Collection ID ARCH00860 Creator Marx, Karl Other Creator(s) Engels, Friedrich Period Marx: (1792-) 1835-1883 (-1910) Engels: 1820-1895 (-1924,1935)1835-1895 Period (bulk) 1835-1895 Extent 5.6 m. Language list German Language of Material German Context Biographical Note Marx, Karl: born in Trier, Prussia 1818, died in London 1883; studied law and philosophy, Ph.D. Jena 1841; political editor Rheinische Zeitung Cologne 1842-1843, Deutsch-französische Jahrbücher Paris 1844, extradited from Paris in 1845, went to Brussels and founded in 1846 the Kommunistische Korrespondenzkomitee with Engels, both joined the Bund der Gerechten/Bund der Kommunisten and wrote its 'Kommunistisches Manifest'; editor in chief of Neue Rheinische Zeitung Cologne 1848/49; its suppression and the defeat of the revolution led to permanent exile in London from 1850; earned a living as a political journalist for e.g. New York Daily Tribune; elaborated his criticism of political economy resulting eventually in 'Das Kapital' (vol. I, 1867) to be the scientific justification of modern socialism; took part in the foundation of the International Working Men's Association (IWMA, 'First International') in 1864; member of its General Council and corresponding secretary for Germany until 1872; his conflict with Michail Bakunin, focussing on political organization and parliamentary tactics as means, and proletarian state power as a middle range goal of the workers' movement, led to the end of the IWMA and preformulated the strategy of international social democracy eventually dominant until the First World War. Engels, Friedrich: born in Barmen, Prussia 1820, died in London 1895; sent to Manchester in 1842 to complete his commercial training in his father's spinning mill, he became familiar with labour and living conditions of the factory workers and made contact with the Chartist movement; convinced communist, he started lifelong friendship with Marx in 1844, shared the latter's political activities and joined the editorial board of the Neue Rheinische Zeitung in 1848; officer of the revolutionary army in Baden 1849 and forced to flee after its defeat; returned to the firm in Manchester first as a clerk, later as an associate, thus able to secure Marx's life in exile by regular financial support; a member of the IWMA since 1864 and wealthy enough to retire, he joined its General Council in 1870 and, as correspondence secretary for Spain and Italy, played in public the main role in the conflict with Bakunist anarchism; his 'Anti-Dühring' 1878 popularized the results of Marx's studies and defined Marxism as opposed to the competing schools of contemporary socialism; after Marx's death he was the undisputed head of the developing Marxist school in international social democracy and influenced it by a vast and widespread correspondence; until his death he spent most of his time editing the unfinished volumes II (1885)
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