The Impact of Marks on the First International

The impact of marks on the nineteenth century er we are met really to celebrate the first international. He was no doubt thought of by these worthy men in london as a learned german, better drafting manifestoes than most of the honest working men who were gathered together for this purpose. In the end, of course, he transformed it into an instrument of his own will and influence. The number of markes in the first international was perhaps not greater than the number of bolsheviks in the socialist parties of russia in 19 17. But the effect is much the same. That is to say, they won the if the question is asked about the impact of the movement of marxism