Marxist journalists

German-born philosopher (1818-1883)

French author (1873-1935)

Italian writer, literary critic, and translator (1908–1950)

Spanish Republican leader of the Spanish Civil War and communist politician (1895-1989)

British political activist, writer, and historian (born 1943)

writer, journalist, literary critic and revolutionary; also known for being Karl Marx's son-in-law (1842-1911)

Australian politician, 14th Prime Minister of Australia (1885-1945)

Peruvian writer and academic (1894–1930)

Norwegian author (1902–1943)

British historian & peace activist (1924-1993)

Cuban poet, journalist, political activist, and writer (1902–1989)

intellectual, journalist, official, professor

German politician (1877-1941)

Russian revolutionary and writer (1890-1947)

Austrian/Czech publicist and writer (1885-1948)

Soviet diplomat (1873-1941)

Trinidadian historian, journalist and Marxist (1901–1989)

Japanese journalist (1859–1933)

Belgian economist and Marxist philosopher (1923–1995)

Trinidadian anti-colonial writer (1903-1959)

Hungarian politician (1890-1919)

Salvadoran journalist and poet (1935-1975)

Soviet journalist (1898–1940)

Swedish socialist (1886-1969)

Swedish writer (1926-1975)

French-Algerian journalist (1921–2013)

French politician (1839-1903)

Swedish politician (1884-1956)

Japanese journalist, communist and Soviet spy (1901-1944)

Turkish novelist (1910–1973)

German politician (1884-1948)

French writer (1865-1941)

French journalist and politician (1902-1941)

Israeli journalist

Swiss psychologist and christian marxist or socialist christian pacifist and editor (1913-1991)

Swedish politician (1863-1899)

German writer (1901–1978)

Soviet politician (1872-1945)

American Trotskyist and leading figure in the Socialist Workers Party (1910-1979)

German politician (1903-1966)

Burmese journalist (1914-1978)

German historian and art collector plundered by the Nazis (1870-1940)

Egyptian activist and blogger

Georgian revolutionary (1876-1905)

American journalist, political cartoonist

Sri Lankan politician (1901–1972)

Norwegian editor and politician (1900-1972)

Communist militant (1881–1956)

Chinese writer

First African American woman to work at a mainstream white-owned newspaper (1903-2000)

Australian journalist (1898-1967)

Latvian politician (1905-1987)

Spanish politician (1912–2003)

Panamanian folklorist, painter, musician, journalist, activist and writer of poetry, essays and children's literature (1922-2012)

Italian politician and journalist (1924–1993)

Argentine politician

French sociologist

Moldovan writer (1901–1937)

German Writer and politician (1901-1973)