Examples of using Trotskyists in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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Trotskyists Zinovievists.
A new revolution is coming, say Trotskyists.
The Trotskyists initiated an intraparty struggle during the trade union controversy of 1920 and 1921.
Their leaders and organisers were Trotskyists.
Trotskyists, however, have never based their political attitude on the official pronouncements of the Stalinists, but rather on the inner logic of events.
It reminds me of the old fight between Trotskyists and Stalinists.
Trotskyists do not choose sides according to the resolve, tactical finesse or strength of opposing camps, but on the basis of their political character.
The main enemies of theSoviet state had been declared the Trotskyists, transformed, according to Stalin,"….
In France in 2005, Trotskyists led the defeat of a referendum for a new EU constitution, which was shelved after the Netherlands and Ireland followed suit.
In France, a distinction is made between the left(Socialist Party and Communist Party)and the far-left(Trotskyists, Maoists and anarchists).
Trotskyists would have entered a military bloc with the Thermidorian section of the bureaucracy against open attack by capitalist counterrevolution, as Trotsky postulated in the 1938 Transitional Programme. .
After this defeat frankisty focused their main efforts in Catalonia,trying to use the conflict between the Trotskyists and communists. 03/06 May 1937 Trotskyites?
Trotskyists, who consider these property forms a historic gain for the working class, place themselves unambiguously on the same side of the barricades as the Stalinist bureaucracy in any military confrontation with imperialism.
As a result the Barcelona fighting hasbeen represented as an insurrection by disloyal Anarchists and Trotskyists who were‘stabbing the Spanish Government in the back', and so forth.
It is axiomatic for Trotskyists that the Stalinists were an obstacle to the self-activity of the working class and acted as a parasite on the planned economy, which they ruined through their mismanagement, and ultimately proved incapable of defending.
So in the middle of 1937, when the Communists gained control(or partial control)of the Spanish Government and began to hunt down the Trotskyists, we both found ourselves amongst the victims.
Echoing the leaders of the social democratic movement in the West, the Trotskyists declared that because of the capitalist encirclement of the USSR and the country's technical and economic backwardness, the Soviet working class could not succeed in consolidating its power and in building a socialist society.
So the first thing that was evident in the 1990s was that many parties started pursuing more open, inclusive and non-ideological strategies, trying to incorporate different strands of the left(including formerlyutterly adversarial ones such as communists and Trotskyists).
The PCF initially supported the general strike but opposed the revolutionary student movement,which was dominated by Trotskyists, Maoists and anarchists, and the so-called"new social movements"including environmentalists, gay movements.
Trotskyists have always sided with the Stalinists against imperialist attack and internal counterrevolution, while recognizing that the degenerated and deformed workers states could only be defended in the long run by a political revolution to oust the Stalinist parasites.
The PCF initially supported the general strike but opposed the revolutionary student movement,which was dominated by Trotskyists, Maoists and anarchists, and the so-called"new social movements"(including environmentalists, gay movements, prisoners' movement- see Michel Foucault, etc.).
When it became clear that the 1932 grain deliveries were not going to meet the expectations of the government, the decreased agricultural output was first blamed on the kulaks, and later on agents and spies of foreign intelligence services,"nationalists","Petlurovites",and from 1937 on, Trotskyists.
After the February Revolution of 1917, just as in 1905, the Trotskyists confused the bourgeois democratic stage of the revolution in Russia with the socialist stage; failing to recognize the bourgeois democratic stage, they demanded the immediate creation of a“true workers' government,” the leading role in which they assigned to conciliatory parties.
The case for choosing the democratic road is best teased out in comparison with alternative approaches, which for our purposes is going to mostlybe the strategy of insurrection pursued by Anarchists and Trotskyists that is common amongst the revolutionary groups in the Anglo-phone world.
In 1922 the Trotskyists asserted that although the Soviet republic had defended itself as a state in the political and military sense, it was not approaching the creation of a socialist society; in their view a true socialist economy could not arise in Soviet Russia until after the victory of the proletariat in the major countries of Europe.
During the grim years of reaction and the period of a new upswing in the revolutionary movement Sotsial-Demokrat was a factor oftremendous importance in the Bolsheviks' struggle against the liquidators, Trotskyists, and otzovists for the preservation of the illegal Marxist party, and strengthening its unity and contacts with the masses.