“it was Marx who declared that the whole idea of Communism could be summed up in a single formula—the abolition of private property; that the state of the future must take over the centralized management of the means of production, and that the abolition of capital meant the abolition of wage-labour. There was nothing flagrantly illogical in deducing from this that the expropriation of the bourgeoisie and the nationalization of industry and agriculture would bring about the general emancipation of mankind.” CommunismPrivate PropertyEmancipationBourgeoisieMarxExpropriation Book:Main Currents Of Marxism: The Founders, The Golden Age, The Breakdown Source: Main Currents Of Marxism: The Founders, The Golden Age, The Breakdown