Engels died in 1895 at the age of 74. It would have been technically possible he could have lived long enough to be around for the 1917 Russian revolution (he would have been 97).
How would the first widespread communist revolution been affected with one of the co-founders of Marxism itself still alive at the time?
How would the first widespread communist revolution been affected with one of the co-founders of Marxism itself still alive at the time?