Max Beer : Austrian-Born Marxist Journalist, Economist, Historian, Author On Imperialism

August 10, 1864 — April 30, 1943

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An Austrian-born Marxist journalist, economist, and historian. Beer is best remembered as an early writer on the topic of imperialism and for a series of books, published in translation in several countries, which examined the nature of class struggle throughout human history.

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