What Marx Really Meant

What Marx Really Meant is a 1934 book by G. D. H. Cole that attempted to modernize Marxism for the era since Karl Marx's 1883 death.

What Marx Really Meant

Title page for What Marx Really Meant (1934)
Author	G. D. H. Cole
Subject	Marxism
Publisher	Knopf
Publication date	1934
Pages	309

See also

• Why Marx Was Right, a 2011 book that similarly modernized Marxism for its own era

Bibliography

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