where was karl marx buried?
Highgate Cemetery
contradiction
 Following the death of his wife , Jenny , in December 1881 , Marx developed a catarrh that kept him in ill health for the last 15 months of his life . It eventually brought on the bronchitis and pleurisy that killed him in London on 14 March 1883 ( age 64 ) . He died a stateless person ; family and friends in London buried his body in Highgate Cemetery , London , on 17 March 1883 . There were between nine and eleven mourners at his funeral . 

entailment
 Marx and his family were reburied on a new site nearby in November 1954 . The memorial at the new site , unveiled on 14 March 1956 , bears the carved message : " WORKERS OF ALL LANDS UNITE " , the final line of The Communist Manifesto , and from the 11th " Thesis on Feuerbach " ( edited by Engels ) : " The philosophers have only interpreted the world in various ways — the point however is to change it " . The Communist Party of Great Britain had the monument with a portrait bust by Laurence Bradshaw erected ; Marx 's original tomb had only humble adornment . In 1970 there was an unsuccessful attempt to destroy the monument using a homemade bomb . 

contradiction
 Chekhov 's body was transported to Moscow in a refrigerated railway car meant for oysters , a detail that offended Gorky . Some of the thousands of mourners followed the funeral procession of a General Keller by mistake , to the accompaniment of a military band . Chekhov was buried next to his father at the Novodevichy Cemetery . 

contradiction
 On 6 February 1957 , the Soviet government released a document dated 17 July 1947 , which stated " I report that the prisoner Wallenberg who is well @-@ known to you , died suddenly in his cell this night , probably as a result of a heart attack or heart failure . Pursuant to the instructions given by you that I personally have Wallenberg under my care , I request approval to make an autopsy with a view to establishing cause of death ... I have personally notified the minister and it has been ordered that the body be cremated without autopsy . " The document was signed by Smoltsov , then the head of the Lubyanka prison infirmary , and addressed to Viktor Abakumov , the Soviet minister of state security . In 1989 , Wallenberg 's personal belongings were returned to his family , including his passport and cigarette case . Soviet officials said they found the materials when they were upgrading the shelves in a store room . 

neutral
 The book 's controversial ending has Lecter presenting Starling with the exhumed bones of her father , which he " brings to life " by hypnotizing Starling , allowing her to say goodbye . This forges an odd alliance between Starling and Lecter , culminating in their becoming lovers and escaping to Argentina . At the novel 's end , Barney sees them at the Teatro Colón of Buenos Aires . 
