Further Reading
- Ulrich E Bach: Eduard Fuchs between Elite and Mass Culture. In: Lynne Tatlock (Hg.): Publishing Culture and the “Reading Nation”. Rochester, NY 2010, S. 294-312. ISBN 978-1-57113-402-8
- Walter Benjamin: Eduard Fuchs, der Sammler und der Historiker. In: Zeitschrift für Sozialforschung, Jg. 6, 1937, S. 346-381; English translation "Edward Fuchs, Collector and Historian", in Walter Benjamin Selected Writings, Volume 3 1935-1938, Cambridge, Mass: Harvard University Press, 2002, p260-302. ISBN 0-674-00896-0
- Theodor Bergmann: "Gegen den Strom." Die Geschichte der KPD (Opposition). Hamburg 2001. ISBN 3-87975-836-0
- Honoré Daumier, Eduard Fuchs, Shelley Butler Neltnor: "Holzschnitte, 1833-1870". München: A. Langen, 1918.
- Peter Gorsen: "Wer war Eduard Fuchs?" In: "Zeitschrift für Sexualwissenschaft", Jg. 19, Heft 3, Sept. 2006, S. 215-233
- Thomas Huonker: "Revolution, Moral & Kunst. Eduard Fuchs: Leben und Werk". Zürich: Limmat-Verlag 1985, ISBN 3-85791-088-7
- Ulrich Weitz: "Salonkultur und Proletariat: Eduard Fuchs, Sammler, Sittengeschichtler, Sozialist". Stuttgart: Stöffler & Schütz, c1991.
- Eduard Fuchs, Karl Kaiser, Ernst Klaar, Klaus Völkerling: "Aus dem Klassenkampf: soziale Gedichte". München 1894. Berlin: Akademie-Verlag, 1978.
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