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Directed by: Vesela Kazakova and Mina Mileva
Editing: Donka Ivanova
Music: Vesela Kazakova
In the clips are used the russian songs: Ден победьи, Ленин тaкой мoлoдой, Война народная, Толькo так победим
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Interest in Marx surges as British citizens search for alternative
Alex Gordon was glowing with pride as he showed visitors around a huge portrait of Karl Marx, Lenin’s office during exile and other precious collections.
The 51-year-old Chair of the Marx Memorial Library could barely hide his excitement as the two-story whitish building located at the heart of London witnessed in recent years an increasing number of visitors and membership, especially of young people.
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Interest in Marxism surges as British search for alternative
Interest in Marxism has been growing among the public, as Britons try to search for an alternative, says Alex Gordon, Chair of the Marx Memorial Library in London.
Marx Walk - The Life of Karl Marx in London
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MEMORIAL OF KARL MARX - NO SOUND
Wreath arriving given only by U.S.S.R. embassy in Great Britain. Wreath arriving given by Roumanian people. General view during speeches. Unveiling by Harry Pollitt. Chatting in front of memorial. L to R Mr Frederic Longvet and M. Robert Longbet great grandsons of Karl Marx. Invited guests admiring wreaths after the ceremony.
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UK: London photo expo remembers Odessa massacre 5 months on
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C/U Photograph of fire burning in front of the Trade Union House, Odessa *GRAPHIC*
M/S Man looking at photograph
C/U Photograph of dead bodies *GRAPHIC*
W/S People inside gallery
M/S Women looking at photographs
C/U Photograph of people trying to identify a dead body *GRAPHIC*
SOT, Alex Gordon, Chair of the Marx Memorial Library (English): We are pretty proud to be able to host this very graphic exhibition of photograph of the attack which took place in Odessa on the Trade Unions House.
M/S Man looking at photographs, taking a picture with his phone
C/U Photograph of dead body *GRAPHIC*
SOT, Alex Gordon, Chair of the Marx Memorial Library (English): And what you can see in the photographs is first of all the effects of the fire bombs and the petrol bombs and the building burning.
C/U Photographs of dead bodies lying in burnt building *GRAPHIC*
M/S Women talking in front of photographs
M/S Woman drinking whine
C/U Lenin commemorative plaque
W/S Karl Marx memorial library
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A photography exhibition commemorating the victims of the Odessa massacre opened in the Marx Memorial Library in Central London, Thursday.
At least 48 people died, and over 200 were injured during clashes between pro and anti-Kiev protesters in Odessa on May 2, which resulted in the city's Trade Union being set on fire and scores of people, mostly anti-Kiev protesters, dying in the blaze.
Marx Memorial Library was very proud to host the very graphic exhibition of photographs, Alex Gordon, chair of the Marx Memorial Library said. The exhibition was organised by Foundation Kultura and will run over the 3-4 of October.
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LIVE - Antifascist Resistance in Ukraine meeting in London
Supporters of the Solidarity with Antifascist Resistance in Ukraine group are meeting in London at the Marx Memorial Library, on Tuesday, November 11 to discuss recent events in Ukraine. Among the speakers will be Andrew Murray, from the Communist Party of Britain, and Anatolii Sokoliuk, the international secretary of the Communist Party of Ukraine. Lindsey German from the Stop the War Coalition is expected to attend as a guest speaker.
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Gary McGill visits Karl Marx's Tomb at Highgate Cemetery
On September 9, 2007 I visited Karl Marx's grave memorial at Highgate Cemetery with my friend Dolly.
CAN103 ASTRONAUT TERESHKOVA VISITS MARX MEMORIAL
(8 Feb 1964) Valentina Tereshkova, Russia's first woman cosmonaut visits the Highgate Cemetery, London tomb of communist founder Karl Marx.
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Marx Memorial Library Clips
Directed by: Vesela Kazakova and Mina Mileva
Editing: Donka Ivanova
Music: Vesela Kazakova
In the clips are used the russian songs: Ден победьи, Ленин тaкой мoлoдой, Война народная, Толькo так победим
Highgate Cemetery
There was a sign that said Criminals Work in This Area (note the sirens in the background!) and we still got off the bus...to go to the cemetery...
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MARX, Karl. Zur Kritik der politischen Oekonomie. Erstes Heft. 1859. Peter Harrington Rare Books.
MARX, Karl. Zur Kritik der politischen Oekonomie. Erstes Heft [all published]. Berlin: Franz Duncker, 1859.
Presented by Ian Smith, Senior Rare Book Specialist at Peter Harrington.
Octavo (223 x 145 mm). Original printed paper wrappers, rebacked.
Rare first edition – one of 1000 copies – of the “germ” of Das Kapital. The Kritik was Marx’s first attempt at a general statement of his theories, written following several years’ research in the British Museum. Marx had initially planned a multi-volume work, but he was dissatisfied with it, and no further parts were written or published. The work is, however, of considerable importance: Marx himself described Das Kapital as a continuation of his Zur Kritik der politischen Oekonomie (PMM 339). It represents Marx’s early attempts at the formulation of his economic theories and contains his treatment of the history of value and monetary theory. The preface outlines his classic formulation of historical materialism, and as such is the major Marxist contribution to the interpretation of history and political economy:
“In the social production of their life, men enter into definite relations that are indispensable and independent of their will, relations of production which correspond to a definite stage of the development of their material productive forces. The sum total of these relations of production constitutes the economic structure of society, the real foundation, on which rises a legal and political superstructure and to which correspond definite forms of social consciousness. The mode of production of material life conditions the social, political and intellectual life process in general. It is not the consciousness of men that determines their being, but, on the contrary, their social being that determines their consciousness” (Introduction, p. v., translation taken from Karl Marx and Frederick Engels, Selected Works I, 362–4).
MARX, Karl. Zur Kritik der politischen Oekonomie. Erstes Heft. 1859. Peter Harrington Rare Books.
MML Online Marxism Courses: Capitalism & Crisis
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Capitalism & Crisis facilitated by Prof John Foster.
Capitalism is often presented as simply an economic system: one which depends on the free market and individual enterprise – providing everyone with the opportunity to accumulate capital and become rich.
Karl Marx argued that this approach hid the key political pre-conditions for capitalism's growth. According to Marx, the capitalist free market was neither natural nor universal. Historically, it had emerged relatively recently and it had had to be created through political action. Two major social transformations were required. Working people had to be separated from any means of direct subsistence, as, for instance, small-holders living off the land. At the same time land and all other means of production had to be concentrated in the hands of ‘private’ owners. Only in this way could a labour market be created in which workers were paid less than the value of what they produced and a ‘surplus’ accrue to those who purchased labour power and a profit made. This free labour market also required continuing political protection – to ensure that the private ownership of the means of production was maintained and that labour did not ‘combine’ and form unions.
For Marx capitalism was a system committed to maximising the overall surplus which capitalists as a class were collectively able to extract from all those who had to sell their labour power to survive.
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