All About History Book of Communism digital subscription

Trace the bloody roots of communism, from Engels, Marx and the Russian Revolution to the fall of the Iron Curtain.

“A spectre is haunting Europe – the spectre of communism.” When Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels wrote those words in 1848 they were acknowledging that their newly minted social and economic philosophy was already seen as a threat to the capitalist world. They were right. Communism has incited revolutions, toppled regimes, started wars, and fallen itself. But in a 21st century world of populist politics, will it rise again?