Publisher's Synopsis
Lenin (Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov) once said: "Marxism is a very profound andcomprehensive knowledge. And therefore, in the 'reasons' put forward by thosewho turned away from Marxism, we often see just a few words and phrases quotedfrom Marx, which is not surprising, especially for the wrong quotations."1 Thehistory of theoretical struggle for more than 100 years proves that it is an extremelyimportant aspect of the ideological struggle to distort Max with Marx's words, tocreate all kinds of myths, to misunderstand Marx with all kinds of tricks and tactics, and to prevent Marx from becoming Marx as the founder of Marxism
