Examples of using Trotsky explained in English and their translations into Indonesian
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Trotsky explained that betrayal is implicit in reformism.
The Spanish proletariat, as Trotsky explained, was capable of making ten revolutions in the period 1931- 37.
Trotsky explained further with the theory of the permanent revolution.
The Bolivarian Revolution is a revolution in the sense that Trotsky explained in The History of the Russian Revolution, that is, a situation in which the masses participate actively in politics and try to take their destiny into their own hands and change society from the bottom.
Trotsky explained long ago that betrayal is implicit in reformism in all its varieties.
Revolution, as Trotsky explained, is a terrible devourer of human physical and nervous energy.
Trotsky explained long ago that betrayal is implicit in reformism in all its varieties.
As early as 1904, Trotsky explained the basic inability of the bourgeoisie to solve any of the problems facing Russian society.
Trotsky explained that the bonapartist Primo de Rivera“accomplished his overthrow with the aid of state and military forces.”.
As early as 1904, Trotsky explained the basic inability of the bourgeoisie to solve any of the problems facing Russian society.
As Trotsky explained, a nationalised planned economy needs democracy as the human body requires oxygen.
Even before the Second World War, Trotsky explained that the cost of direct imperialist domination of the colonial world was greater than the tribute that they received in exploitation.
Yet, Trotsky explained that“power is not a prize which the most‘skilful' win.
As Trotsky explained, a nationalized planned economy needs democracy, as the human body requires oxygen.
Trotsky explained many times that the relationship between the economic cycle and consciousness is not an automatic relationship.
Trotsky explained long ago that the weak colonial bourgeoisie was incapable of leading society out of the impasse.
Trotsky explained that the relationship between formal logic and dialectics resembles that between elementary mathematics and calculus.
Trotsky explained the importance of transitional demands as a means of raising the consciousness of the workers to the level demanded by history.
Trotsky explained the colossal achievements made by the nationalised planned economy over decades, in spite of the bureaucracy.
Trotsky explained that a nationalised planned economy needs democracy as the human body needs oxygen.
Trotsky explained that due to the weakness of the Russian bourgeoisie and its dependence on the Tsar, the leading role in the revolution would necessarily fall to the working class.
But at the same time, Trotsky explained that it would be impossible to establish a viable socialist regime without the extension of the revolution to several other countries in a relatively short period of time.
Trotsky explained that, although objectively the tasks of the Russian revolution were bourgeois-democratic in character, the revolution could only be led by the proletariat in alliance with the poor peasants.
And as Trotsky explained at the time, this onset of mass unemployment, coming in the wake of a severe political defeat, could not have the effect of reviving the fighting spirits of the workers, but precisely the opposite.
Trotsky explained in the 1930s that, under capitalism, if the participation of the workers in management of production is to be long-lasting, stable, and“normal”, that it must rest upon the basis of class collaboration, and not class struggle.
As Trotsky explained:"Even if the Soviet Union, as a result of internal difficulties, external blows and the mistakes of its leadership, were to collapse- which we firmly hope will not happen- there would remain as an earnest of the future this indestructible fact, that thanks solely to a proletarian revolution a backward country has achieved in less than ten years successes unexampled in history.".
As Trotsky explains, revolution is a powerful devourer of human energies.
In The Transitional Programme, Trotsky explains that the first step towards actual control of industry is the abolition of“business secrets”.
Trotsky explains that“the history of a revolution is for us first of all a history of the forcible entrance of the masses into the realm of rulership over their own destiny.”.