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Marxist commentaries on Hegel

I'm looking for some secondary readings on Hegel written from a Marxist perspective. I plan to read The Phenomenology of Spirit, mainly because I'm interested in Hegel's relevance to Marxism. So, I would like to supplement my reading with some evaluations by Marxists.
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Marx wrote a bunch of things obviously like *Critique of Hegel's Philosophy of Right* or the section called "Critique of Hegel's Philosophy in general" in the *Economic and Philosophic Manuscripts of 1844*.

Engels has a section on Hegel on *Ludwig Feuerbach and the End of Classical German Philosophy*.

Lenin has a few commentaries of some of Hegel's works in his *Philosophical Notebooks*.

Lukács' *The Young Hegel* and *The Ontology of Social Being Volume 1: Hegel*. Also the section "The Antinomies of Bourgeois Thought" on *History and Class Conciousness*.

Ilyenkov's *Dialectical Logic* and also a bunch of essays collected in *Intelligent Materialism: Essays on Hegel and Dialectics*.

Althusser's *Spectre of Hegel* is a collection of essays from his early writings.

Jameson's *The Hegel Variations: On the Phenomenology of the Spirit*