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Trotsky was right.
Two years later Trotsky was back in Russia.
Trotsky was imprisoned again.
Says Antonov in his memoirs:“Trotsky was called in to consider this question….
Trotsky was a filthy traitor.
He notes on the film's website:"Trotsky was a terrible man with a terrible fate….
Trotsky was there the next day.
Trotskyism had been forced into this milieu and Trotsky was acutely aware of the need to break out of it.
But Trotsky was sceptical.
The Russian Revolution of 1917 was not a utopiabut the greatest single event in human history, and together with Lenin, Trotsky was the most important leader of the October Revolution.
But Trotsky was nowhere to be seen.
From July to the end of August there was a period of reaction in which the Bolsheviks were driven underground,their printing press destroyed, Trotsky was in jail and Lenin was forced to flee to Finland.
Trotsky was well aware of this problem.
Similarly, after 1917, Trotsky was tasked with rebuilding the Red Army in Russia from scratch in the most difficult of conditions.
Trotsky was not, of course, blind to their earlier mistakes.
With Lenin in hiding, Trotsky was the general in charge, and he successfully directed the masses of workers and soldiers in the November revolution….
Trotsky was, of course, familiar with the concept of state capitalism.
Trotsky was rushed to hospital, where the Mexican doctors struggled to save his life.
Trotsky was all too familiar with this sort of prostration among radical intellectuals.
Trotsky was"at the bottom the theorist of a regime whose Stalin is the practitian" 55.
Trotsky was certainly a spokesman for this tendency for unity as chairman of the Petersburg Soviet;
Trotsky was in this period a strong opponent of"Bolshevik centralism" and rejected in practice the conception of the leading role of the party.
Trotsky was an agent of Hitler and the Japanese Emperor- as the line in the period of the Moscow trials goes,"The Trotskyists were fascist agents in the workers' movement.
For Trotsky was to him a kind of monumental partner in a monumental game, and in his own party after Lenin himself there was nothing- for a long, long, long distance.”.
Trotsky was perhaps the most venomous critic, accusing Lenin of anti-proletarian sentiments that betrayed a perhaps unconscious striving to become the Russian Robespierre i.e., a bourgeois dictator.
Trotsky was nevertheless convinced that only the working class was capable of playing the leading role in the Russian revolution and, if it did so, could not fail to take power into its own hands.
Trotsky was soon involved in the disputes within the Iskra team- Lenin wished to add him to the editorial board, Plekhanov resolutely opposed the idea- and so came to know at close quarters the future leaders of Menshevism, Plekhanov and Martov, as well as Lenin.
In fact, Trotsky was completely on Lenin's side at that stage, and the genuinely Marxist proposal he made was that the Trade unions should be absolutely subordinated to the proletarian State and Party a party which, back in 1921, he did not consider- and neither did we- as having degenerated.
First, Trotsky was the last great representative of"classical Marxism"-that is, the representative of a theoretical and political school and tradition that traced itself directly back to Marx and Engels, and which trained and inspired the mass revolutionary workers' movement that emerged in the last decades of the 19th century.
As has been said, Trotsky was profoundly impressed by the contrast between this stagnation and the rapid industrial growth of the USSR there were other important exceptions too, which Trotsky did not consider: industrial output in Japan doubled between 1927 and 1936 and went on growing, and in Hitler's Germany unemployment virtually disappeared in the drive for rearmament.