Revolution and Counter Revolution, or Germany in 1848 by Karl Marx audiobook.

Genre: history

In Revolution and Counter-Revolution, or Germany in 1848, Karl Marx delivers a compact, razor-sharp account of one of the nineteenth century’s most turbulent uprisings — part eyewitness report, part political diagnosis. With vivid scenes of barricades and mass meetings, clear-sighted portraits of struggling workers, liberal bourgeoisie, and reactionary rulers, and the systematic analysis that made his name, Marx traces how hope for democratic reform was repeatedly betrayed by compromise, factionalism, and the reassertion of conservative forces. This audiobook pairs urgent reportage with theoretical clarity: Marx explains not only what happened, but why — illuminating the dynamics of class, leadership, and counter-revolutionary strategy in a way that still resonates for listeners confronting political crisis today. Listeners will be drawn in by the immediacy of the narrative voice, the economy of Marx’s argument, and the palpable sense that the stakes of 1848 echo through modern struggles for democracy and social justice. Essential listening for anyone interested in revolutionary moments, political strategy, and the historical roots of contemporary conflicts.

Chapters (Approximate)

(00:00:00) Chapter 00

(00:12:52) Chapter 01

(00:35:39) Chapter 02

(01:00:07) Chapter 03

(01:11:59) Chapter 04

(01:28:28) Chapter 05

(01:37:14) Chapter 06

(01:49:06) Chapter 07

(02:01:23) Chapter 08

(02:12:14) Chapter 09

(02:22:13) Chapter 10

(02:32:19) Chapter 11

(02:46:59) Chapter 12

(03:07:15) Chapter 13

(03:19:07) Chapter 14

(03:32:01) Chapter 15

(03:42:20) Chapter 16

(03:52:28) Chapter 17

(04:03:26) Chapter 18

(04:15:25) Chapter 19

(04:29:03) Chapter 20

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