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Marx's Arrival in Paris
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Cologne, June 9. The editor-in-chief, Karl Marx, has arrived in Paris.[1]
- ↑ The news of Marx's arrival in Paris was evidently somewhat delayed in reaching Cologne. Judging from Marx's letter to Engels of July 7, 1849 sent from Paris to Kaiserslautern (the Palatinate), he arrived in the French capital in the first days of June.