Examples of using Trotsky said in English and their translations into German
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Trotsky said in his speech.
On the question of independence, Trotsky said.
Trotsky said that betrayal is implicit in reformism.
In concluding his detailedtestimony before the court-martial on 20 June 1918, Trotsky said.
Zinoviev and Trotsky said that our Party's line has proved to be unsound.
In denying on the 18th of October the rumours of an insurrection alleged to have been appointed for the 22nd, Trotsky said.
Trotsky said that the trade union leaders are the most conservative force in society.
At a plenary session of the Central Committee in 1927, Trotsky said about these two contradictory opinions of Stalin.
Trotsky said that such a view involved"winding back the film of reformism.
The present situation of world capitalism reminds one of what Trotsky said in 1938."Objectively speaking, the conditions for world Socialist revolution are not only ripe and mature, but they're rotten ripe!
Trotsky said in his speech:"In reality, we shall always be under the control of world economy.
They did so with the aid of the Socialist Party and its bourgeois allies. Not that the latter represented much.The Communist Party made a coalition'with the shadow of a bourgeoisie', as Trotsky said, for the real bourgeoisie was now with Franco.
Trotsky said in the Transitional Programme that the bourgeoisie is tobogganing to disaster with its eyes closed.
The'deification of Stalin', as Trotsky said, expressed this bureaucracy's need of'an inviolable arbiter, a first consul if not an emperor.
Trotsky said the same thing in another way when he said that Kerensky and Kornilov were"two variants of one and the same danger….
As Trotsky said:“Those who cannot defend old positions will never conquer new ones.”.
As Trotsky said,"The art of revolutionary leadership in its most critical moments consists nine-tenths of knowing how to sense the mood of the masses.
In fact, Trotsky said exactly the opposite:"The end which justifies the means raises immediately the question: and what justifies the end?
As Trotsky said at the time, it was an"extra gauge with which to measure the degree of degeneration of the bureaucracy, and its contempt for the international working class, including the Comintern.
Comrade Trotsky said that the proletarian revolution can, without halting at the first stage, continue on its road, elbowing the exploiters aside; Lenin, on the other hand, pointed out that the political revolution is only the first step.
Trotsky says that Wuhan, i.e., Hankow, is a fiction.
Rous cites Trotsky saying:"The new party is proclaimed.
Indeed, Trotsky says in his interesting pamphlet, From October to Brest-Litovsk, that the October Revolution represented"the salvation of the Constituent Assembly" as well as the revolution as a whole.
Trotsky says further that on the questions settled by the Thirteenth Congress he has never, either in the Central Committee, or in the Council of Labour and Defence, and certainly not to the country at large, made any proposals which directly or indirectly raised the questions already settled.
It did have its inspirer and leader, but this was Lenin, and none other than Lenin, that same Lenin whose resolutions the Central Committee adopted when deciding the question of the uprising, that same Lenin who,in spite of what Trotsky says, was not prevented by being in hiding from being the actual inspirer of the uprising.
Countering Broido, who argues that the revolution in Russia can remain only within the confines of bourgeois democracy and that the fate of the Russian revolution could not be made dependent onthe"problematic expectation of revolution in other countries," Trotsky says.
What did Trotsky say before the Thirteenth Congress?
Here is what Trotsky says in these theses.
Trotsky says in his biography of Stalin that the document that became known as Lenin's Testament was"Lenin's last advice on how to organize the party leadership.
Trotsky once said that all genuine revolutionaries live for the future;