Thanks Cyberguy for the insights. However I only care about the results. Mein Kampf from some mediocre painting artist from Austria also left some room for interpretation, however any form of socialis...
In this point of view is true. But do not forget that this painter himself "realized" what he described in Mein Kampf. From the beginning to the end, until fall.
In contrast Marx died in 1883 and the "Great Socialist Revolution" was in 1917. The previous "try" was at 1905. So Marx and Engelsnever had any opportunity to "realize" that it is at the "Communist Manifesto".
And do not forget Rockefeller, who financed Lenin's idea and revolutiony aspirations (even Rockefeller financed Lenin in person too, he gave him a Rolls-Royce). The conclusion is that the money drives the world, as Rockefeller financed and in this way he indirectly supported the birth of the Sovietunion. Marx's and Engels' idea without Lenin's misinterpretation and (!) Rockefeller's money could never have existed and "perfectuated".
In contrast Marx died in 1883 and the "Great Socialist Revolution" was in 1917. The previous "try" was at 1905. So Marx and Engelsnever had any opportunity to "realize" that it is at the "Communist Manifesto".
And do not forget Rockefeller, who financed Lenin's idea and revolutiony aspirations (even Rockefeller financed Lenin in person too, he gave him a Rolls-Royce). The conclusion is that the money drives the world, as Rockefeller financed and in this way he indirectly supported the birth of the Sovietunion. Marx's and Engels' idea without Lenin's misinterpretation and (!) Rockefeller's money could never have existed and "perfectuated".
