HOUSE OF KARL MARX
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Karl Marx was born in this 18th-century house on May 5, 1818, to an old Jewish family from Trier (the historic heart of Ashkenazi country). Transformed into a museum in 1930-1931, it was requisitioned by the Nazis in 1933. They burned everything in it - which is why none of the Marx family's furniture remains - and set up the headquarters of their press organization, Nationalblatt. After 1945, the house was returned to the Social Democratic Party (SPD). It has now become an extremely detailed and educational museum.
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Visited in april 2015
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A house " ordinaire" , often full of Chinese, who is only interest to people really fascinated by Karl Marx. Signs panels in the rooms, but nothing exceptional.