Yesterday, I attended the exhibition, dedicated to 200 years of Marx in Museum of Contemprorary History of Russia in Moscow. And I think it will be important to pay attention to the part about Marx and Russia, since a lot of far right "experts" in his b-thday wrote articles about his so called russophobia. From the exhibition: In the 1860s turned to the study of socioeconomic development of Russia. After reading Flerovsky's book, Marx begun to study Russia using original Russian-language sources. The personal libraries of Marx contained more than 500 russian books. Marx carefully studied Russian books, many of which he summed up.Marx was familiar with the works of Dostoevsky, N.Dobrolyubov, N.Nekrasov and others. Russian music was played in his house, piano scores of M.Glinka operas and Russian romantic songs were performed. In the years 1875-1876 Marx compried a series of extracts called Russica, including abstracts of Russian books,articles and statistical materials. As Engels wrote