>>20178I don't know why there's so much Nietzsche on there, so it might just be a meme, but
Family, Private Property, and The State stands out as a good read. Any sane person would read the pair of shorter essays(
Wage, Labor and Capital and
Value, Price, and Profit) along with Engels'
Socialism: Utopian and Scientific before even attempting to break into Capital.
Last row is worth reading if you want to learn more about Imperialism, though read Lenin's
Imperialism before doing so. I haven't gotten very far into any of these works so I can't say much more on the topic.
Blackshirts and Reds is the first steps on de-programming the liberal take on previous socialist states, but it is only a starting point and you will need to do further research before sharing your knowledge with more skeptical people. You might not want to hear this, but r/Communism101 has a pretty good Masterpost on whichever state/issue you want to research.
Reform or Revolution should be paired with William Blum's
Killing Hope as a dose of "Why reformism cannot and will not ever produce fundamental change."
I don't know much about anything else on the chart, though.