Read part two here.
FOREWORD
Trotsky speaks:
“Among the Russian comrades, there was not one from whom I could learn anything…The errors which I have committed . . always referred to questions that were not fundamental or strategic. . . In all conscientiousness I cannot, in the appreciation of the political situation and of its revolutionary perspectives, accuse myself of any serious errors of judgement.
Looking back, two years after the revolution, Lenin said:
‘At the moment when it seized the power and created the Soviet republic, Bolshevism drew to itself all the best elements in the currents of Socialist thought that were nearest to it’.
Tuesday, August 8, 2023
Revisionism in Russia: Trotsky Against the Bolsheviks – Part One: To 1914
Labels:
Bolsheviks,
Russia,
Stalin,
Trotsky
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