Eksempler på brug af Karl marx på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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A disciple of Karl Marx?
Karl Marx and Keynes on the floor.
You got to read your Karl Marx.
After the Karl Marx, of course.
Smith? A disciple of Karl Marx?
After the Karl Marx, of course.
I don't believe in God or Karl Marx.
Drawing of Karl Marx as a young man.
Karl Marx certainly also leans against the many;
A disciple of Karl Marx?
Even Karl Marx would find that boneheaded.
There he is, Karl Marx.
Now the Karl Marx Club has found Pyatigorsk.
An educated Jew, like Karl Marx himself.
Karl Marx was also one of the classical economists.
A disciple of Karl Marx?- Smith?
And the Karl Marx and George Gissing. The Dan Leno?
An educated jew, like Karl Marx himself!
That jerk Karl Marx said opium was the… religion of the people.
They were the disciples of German philosopher Karl Marx.
I hear he has Karl Marx writing for him now.
The practical socialist planning never worried Karl Marx.
Michel Bakunin and Karl Marx were as poles apart.
Karl Marx in his Communist Manifesto exactly followed this formula.
Those clowns know less about Karl Marx than that Chihuahua.
Mr President, what was it that Karl Marx said?"Religion is the sigh of the oppressed creature, the heart of a heartless world and the soul of soulless conditions.
What about Albert Einstein or Karl Marx or Groucho Marx? .
People even talk about the social ethics of companies, about ecological ethics and I have even read, heaven preserve us, about the Kantian ethics of businessmen,when in fact many of them appear to be more set on disproving the ideas of the 19th Century thinker, Karl Marx.
Heine studied in Paris, Karl Marx also know and appreciate.
Mr President, when you announced yesterday that it is a coalition of British Tories and Greek Communists who have tabled a no-confidence motion against the Commission,I was reminded of the remark of Karl Marx that when history repeats itself it does so first as tragedy and secondly as farce.