Karl Marx still stirs emotions on his 200th anniversary
China's President called him "the greatest thinker of modern times;" others say he caused 100 million deaths.
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The 200th anniversary of Karl Marx's birth on May 5 sparked a variety of opinions on his legacy and whether it has any relevance today.
The anniversary passed unnoticed in New Zealand despite a long history of notable Marxists in academia and public life.
News focused on the controversy of
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Karl Marx still stirs emotions on his 200th anniversary
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