death In 1937, Marzani married his first wife, Edith Eisner, an actress whose stage name was Edith Emerson. They had two children, Anthony Marzani and Judith Cutler. They divorced in 1966. The same year, he married Charlotte Pomerantz, a children's writer and journalist. They also had two children, Daniel Marzani and Gabrielle Marzani. Pomerantz's father was a well-known lawyer, Abraham Pomerantz, a former Nuremberg Trials prosecutor whom Congressman George A. Dondero alleged to have communist sympathies. Carl Marzani died age 82 on December 11, 1994, in Manhattan. Publications In later years, Marzani seems to have moved away from his Old Left roots. In 1972 he authored Wounded Earth, a well-respected book on environmental matters, at that time an unusual interest for a man associated with orthodox Marxism. In a 1976 article for the periodical In These Times, he spoke respectfully of the Club of Rome, a think-tank formed by a group of Italian industrialists in 1968; "it is a highly sophisticated group, the most thoughtful representatives of European capitalism". In a note appended to the article he commented "I have only two claims to fame: that I was the first political prisoner of the Cold War and that I wrote the first revisionist history of it." He continued to propound his later revisionism of a different sort, in his 1981 book The Promise of Eurocommunism. Books by or co-written by Marzani John Gore, miner; a tragedy in 3 acts (1936) We Can Be Friends (1952) The Survivor: A Novel (1958) Dollars and Sense of Disarmament (1960) Cuba versus CIA (1961) The Shelter Hoax and Foreign Policy (1962) The Conscience of the Senate on the Vietnam War (1965) Withdraw!: From an Indochina War That Dishonors Our Country and Threatens Nuclear Disaster (1970) The Wounded Earth; an Environmental Survey (1972) The Threat of American Neo-Fascism: A Prudential Inquiry (1972) "Towards Eurocapitalism" (1976) The Promise of Eurocommunism (1980) Beyond 1984: Spain, Orwell and the Neo-Orwellians (1984) On Interring Communism and Exalting Capitalism The Education of a Reluctant Radical Book 1: Roman Childhood (1992) Book 2: Growing Up American (1993) Book 3: Spain, Munich and Dying Empires (1994) Book 4: From Pentagon to Penitentiary (1995) Book 5: Reconstruction. Monthly Review Press, 2001 Translated by Marzani The Open Marxism of Antonio Gramsci (1957) Inside the Khrushchev Era (1960) Published by Marzani & Munsell Books by Marzani Cuba Versus CIA (1961) Dollars and Sense of Disarmament