Karl Marx - Geschichte seines Lebens: Biografie

The book explores the life of Karl Marx, detailing his early experiences in Brussels where he faced restrictions on political expression. It highlights his decision to resign from the Prussian state and his refusal to accept citizenship from other nations, despite offers from the French provisional government. The narrative draws parallels between Marx and Heinrich Heine, emphasizing their shared struggles as exiles. Additionally, it contrasts their choices with those of Freiligrath, who embraced his new identity, showcasing the complexities of national identity among prominent figures of the time.