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The Young Karl Marx

That's why the captain had to leavestraightaway

That's why the captain had to leave
straightaway

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That's why the captain had to leave straightaway.
Duration
4 seconds
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31
Timestamp in Movie
01:11:53
Uploaded
Jul 13, 2025
Genres
biography, drama, history
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Movie Summary

The early years of Karl Marx, Friedrich Engels and Jenny Marx, between Paris, Brussels and London.
Women were supposed to stay behind while the men fought. - The Young Karl Marx 00:04
Women were supposed to stay behind while the men fought.
I know another miracle will happen - The Young Karl Marx 00:38
I know another miracle will happen
I found a darling - The Young Karl Marx 00:04
I found a darling
It was a new, romantically-charged realism. - The Young Karl Marx 00:04
It was a new, romantically-charged realism.
Berlin has 4,220,000 inhabitants... - The Young Karl Marx 00:05
Berlin has 4,220,000 inhabitants...
In these everyday stories of busy people during wartime, - The Young Karl Marx 00:12
In these everyday stories of busy people during wartime,
It had been buried by the glorification of the homeland, blood and soil. - The Young Karl Marx 00:06
It had been buried by the glorification of the homeland, blo...
The city meant contradiction. And working women. - The Young Karl Marx 00:05
The city meant contradiction. And working women.
One year before, the Wannsee Conference was held on the opposite shore. - The Young Karl Marx 00:05
One year before, the Wannsee Conference was held on the oppo...
Charlottenburg Sports Club. - No, the trunks are from the old lady. - The Young Karl Marx 00:06
Charlottenburg Sports Club. - No, the trunks are from the ol...
Oh, your old lady? You leave your mother alone on the first day of your holiday! - The Young Karl Marx 00:05
Oh, your old lady? You leave your mother alone on the first ...
It's my only day of holiday. - The Young Karl Marx 00:04
It's my only day of holiday.
I like you much better than earlier. - The Young Karl Marx 00:04
I like you much better than earlier.
Bodies were also more visible, - The Young Karl Marx 00:08
Bodies were also more visible,
You can feel shyness, - The Young Karl Marx 00:06
You can feel shyness,
That's exactly what Mum said today. - Your mum? - The Young Karl Marx 00:04
That's exactly what Mum said today. - Your mum?
No, our matron. That's what we call her. - Then she had a great idea. - The Young Karl Marx 00:06
No, our matron. That's what we call her. - Then she had...
I have to ask Inge. - The loudspeaker? - The Young Karl Marx 00:04
I have to ask Inge. - The loudspeaker?
If there was such a thing as a feminist film in Nazi Germany, then it was this. - The Young Karl Marx 00:06
If there was such a thing as a feminist film in Nazi Germany...
It was shot in 1942, - The Young Karl Marx 00:10
It was shot in 1942,