The Communist Manifesto does not address the issue of sexual orientation or gender identity.

It has been praised by some as the "Communist Manifesto of the 21st Century".

He describes the mid-19th century condition in the Communist Manifesto as follows:

"I'm actually reading the Communist Manifesto," Nash said with a smile after a recent practice.

The name refers to the first sentence of The Communist Manifesto.

In 1917, Smith read the Communist Manifesto for the first time.

A growing proportion of politically active workers were no longer without a country, as the Communist Manifesto had proclaimed.

In this city he read for the first time the Communist Manifesto.

By 1848 the Communist Manifesto had been published with a fully developed theory of revolutionary socialism.

Marx had thundered in the closing line of his Communist Manifesto.