KARL MARX, MARXISM AND THE "WOMEN'S QUESTION"
In the second half of the 19th century, women's activities in the struggle for equal rights with men intensified, which led to the emergence of such a movement as feminism. All political parties and their leaders did not stand aside from the «women's question», considering women as their allies. A special role was given to women by representatives of Marxism, who believed that a woman would not only replace men in the workplace, but would also become an active assistant in the struggle to build a new socialist society