was born in Trier in Germany in 1818 in a middle class Jweish family. During his childhood, his family converted to Protestantism. Karl Marx studied law, History and Philosophy in different German Universities and achieved his PhD degree the age of 23. After taking doctorate degree, he was influenced by Hegelian philosophy and took up evolutionary journalism. So he was expelled from Germany, Belgium and France. Finally, he came to London where he spent the last 30 years of his life.
His main works are: Introduction to a Critique of Hegelian philosophy of Rights, 1843; The Poverty of Philosophy-A Criticism of Proudhon, 1847; Discourse upon the Question of Free Exchange, 1848; A Contribution to the Critique of the political Economy, 1859; and the famous book "DAS CAPITAL
