Examples of using The trotskyists in English and their translations into Korean
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Not so for the Trotskyists!
The Trotskyists called for proletarian political revolution.
That is what[what] the Trotskyists, or most of them, said amounted to.
If there was a“crisis of leadership” in the trades unions then the Trotskyists were part of it.
The Trotskyists claimed Moscow's new slogans,“Against the Kulak!
Then the Trotskyists started to get on the political map of this country.
Of the leaderships of the three 1934 citywide strikes, the Trotskyists were the only genuine Marxists.
The Trotskyists in Spain were committed to the fight for proletarian state power.
To have joined the POUM, even with factional rights, would have subjected the Trotskyists to the POUM's discipline.
Miles Dunne also convinced the president of the tiny Teamsters General Drivers Local 574, Bill Brown, to come on board as part of the voluntary organizing committee the Trotskyists were building.
The Trotskyists fought uncompromisingly against the nascent bureaucracy's Great Russian chauvinism.
To the Stalinists' class collaboration, the Trotskyists counterposed a working-class united front to smash the fascists.
The Trotskyists, in contrast, call for Sino-Soviet unity against imperialism, for unconditional defense of the deformed workers states.
Against the degeneration of the Russian Revolution and the American CP, the Trotskyists maintained their commitment to the program and principles of Marxism.
The Trotskyists were viewed by the ranks as the real leadership of the local and the voluntary organizing committee was voted official union status.
This called for capable revolutionary trade-union organizing, which the Trotskyists, particularly the experienced militants of Minneapolis and Cannon himself, were prepared to conduct.
The Trotskyists upheld this line against its reversal by the Stalinized Comintern(see, for example, James Burnham's 1937 pamphlet,The People's Front: The New Betrayal).
Guevara, the USec's special favorite, even suggested that the Trotskyists were Yankee agents, noting that they had long had influence in the city of Guantanamo(near the U.S. base).
The Trotskyists proceeded from the concrete situation in each case, and advocated new unions only where the struggle to take over the old unions had clearly exhausted itself against the stone wall of bureaucratism.
First implemented in France in 1934, this tactic became known as the"French turn," and was soon pursued in a number of other countries, including, in 1936-37, the U.S., where the Trotskyists won a sizable layer of youth and trade-union militants from the Socialist Party.
But despite their small numbers, the Trotskyists were a mortal threat to Stalin and his entourage of bureaucratic usurpers.
At this time the Trotskyists believed that the Communist Party still had a revolutionary potential and therefore characterised their own organisation, the International Left Opposition, as merely a faction of the Comintern.
Having prepared the ground during the Spanish Civil War, the Trotskyists and Stalinists systematically prepared their followers to fight alongside the democratic powers against the German-led Axis.
In Minneapolis, the Trotskyists of the Communist League of America(CLA) stood at the head of three strikes by workers in the city's trucking industry that would help turn this Midwest bastion of the"open shop" into a union town.
In 1935, for example, the Trotskyists stood for military victory of the Ethiopians over the Italian invaders.
Since the late 1980s the Trotskyists have found it more and more difficult to thrive in the left of the Labour Party.
Unlike other strike leaders, the Trotskyists were not taken in by the ruse that the Franklin Delano Roosevelt government and its agents were"friends of labor.".