The Civil War in France

Brief Overview

«The Civil War in France» is a work by Karl Marx in which he analyzes the events of the Paris Commune of 1871. Marx examines the causes, progression, and consequences of the uprising, highlighting its significance as the first attempt by the proletariat to establish its power. He describes how the workers of Paris took control of the city and attempted to create a new society based on the principles of equality and social justice. Marx criticizes the bourgeois government and its repressive measures, while also noting the heroism and dedication of the Communards. The book underscores the importance of class struggle and serves as an inspiration for future revolutionary movements.