For Marx and Engels, the worst crimes were those committed by capitalists
against workers.

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Marx and Engels believed that capitalism inherently oppressed workers, and that the exploitation and mistreatment of workers by capitalists was a fundamental injustice. They saw this as a systemic problem, rather than simply a matter of individual instances of wrongdoing. Therefore, they would likely view crimes committed by capitalists against workers as particularly egregious.

For Marx and Engels, the Worst Crimes Were Those Committed