On March 14, 1883, the world lost one of the most influential philosophers and economists in history, Karl Marx. To commemorate the 140th death anniversary of the renowned philosopher, a gathering was held on Sunday, March 12th, at Highgate Cemetery in London. This annual gathering, known as the Marx Oration, brought together people from all walks of life to honor the legacy of Karl Marx and his contributions to society.
The event drew a diverse group of attendees including workers, students, men, and women, all united in their respect for Marx's ideas and vision. Members of political organizations such as the KKE, YCL Britain, and Fronte Comunista were also present to pay their respects to the great philosopher.
Karl Marx's theories on capitalism, socialism, and communism have had a profound impact on political and economic thought throughout the world. His ideas have influenced countless scholars, activists, and leaders in their pursuit of social justice and equality.
The Marx Oration is an opportunity for people to come together and reflect on the continued relevance of Marx's ideas in today's world. It is a reminder of the ongoing struggle for workers' rights, social justice, and a fairer society. The event serves as a tribute to a man whose work continues to inspire and challenge us to strive for a better future.
