Examples of using Trotsky wrote in English and their translations into German
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Trotsky wrote of the battles.
During approximately the same days Trotsky wrote.
Trotsky wrote of this disaster.
In one of his works of the year 1917, Trotsky wrote on this theme.
On August 13 Trotsky wrote in regard to the shifts which had occurred.
That is the struggle, in which the stake is the future of man," Trotsky wrote.
Ten days later Trotsky wrote again in the same paper.
In May 1940,just three months before his assassination by an agent of the Stalinist regime, Trotsky wrote.
In 1928 Trotsky wrote,"Katayama is by nature a complete mistake….
Two weeks later,in an otherwise powerful exposition of the perspective of permanent revolution, Trotsky wrote.
Trotsky wrote a leaflet about the Tsushima debacle that was distributed in Petersburg.
In his writings on the lessons of the Chinese Revolution in 1925-27 and the betrayal of the petty-bourgeois andbourgeois Kuomintang Trotsky wrote.
The petty-bourgeois left, Trotsky wrote, rejected this basic revolutionary perspective.
In an article written on the eve of the offensive,commenting on the declaration of the Bolshevik faction at the soviet congress, Trotsky wrote.
Trotsky wrote in 1936“Socialism has demonstrated its right to victory, not on the pages of Das Kapital,….
These rank-and-file bodies organizedindependently of the union bureaucracies were to be, Trotsky wrote, the"revolutionary representation of the struggling masses.
Trotsky wrote while in prison:“Led by politicians who are afraid of their own shadow, the Soviet did not dare take the power.
In one of his last major writings, the"Manifesto of the Fourth International on Imperialism andWar," published in May 1940, Trotsky wrote:"[D]ecaying capitalism is striving to squeeze the Jewish people from all its pores; seventeen million individuals out of the two billion populating the globe, that is, less than one percent, can no longer find a place on our planet!
Trotsky wrote this, in a polemic with Bordiga's Italian ultra-left sect, while he(Trotsky) was still committed to a policy of reform of the existing Communist Parties.
And he equates all of the above with the anti-revolutionary Stalinist apparatus which surrendered the German proletariat to Hitler without a shot in1933, proving, as Trotsky wrote, that“The present CPSU is not a party but an apparatus of domination in the hands of an uncontrolled bureaucracy”“It Is Necessary to Build Communist Parties and an International Anew,” 15 July 1933.
As Trotsky wrote:'The masses don't ever stay for very long in this transitional stage: temporarily they rally to the centrists, then they go on and join the communists or go back to the reformists- unless they lapse into indifference.
Political emancipation, led by the Russian working class," Trotsky wrote,"is raising the latter to heights that are historically unprecedented, providing it with colossal means and resources, and making it the initiator of capitalism's worldwide liquidation, for which history has prepared all the objective preconditions.
The course of 1928-31", Trotsky wrote in the latter year, if we again leave aside the inevitable waverings and backslidings- represents an attempt of the bureaucracy to adapt itself to the proletariat, but without abandoning the principled basis of its policy or, what is most important, its omnipotence.
In the same article Trotsky writes that a revolutionary must be patient.
In his recollections of Lenin published in 1924, Trotsky writes.
Trotsky writes:"Having met with the organized resistance of capital, the working masses again returned to the basic issue of revolution, the inevitability of an uprising, the essential need for arms.
In particular, Trotsky writes, Nietzsche's philosophy of the Übermensch, is particularity well suited to justify the ideology of such persons as:"financial adventurers, stock market speculators and unscrupulous politicians and press manipulators.
There is an interesting article by Trotsky, written in 1932- at the very lowest point of the economic crisis‑ called"Perspectives for the Upturn", where he refers to the effects of the economic crisis on the consciousness of the masses.
Trotsky writes that Nietzsche's philosophy has a particular appeal to what he describes as a parasitic proletariat, a social layer arising within capitalism which is more privileged than the mere lumpenproletariat.
The February Revolution was indeed carried out by"[c]onscious andtempered workers educated for the most part by the party of Lenin," as Trotsky writes.
