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Lenin on Trotsky
I apologize for any multiple postings.
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Lenin states:
In 1903 he [Trotsky] was a Menshevik; he abandoned
Menshevism in 1904, RETURNED to the Mensheviks in
1905 and merely flaunted ultra-revolutionary phrases;
in 1906 he left them AGAIN; at the end of 1906 he
advocated electoral agreements with the Cadets (i.e.,
he was in fact ONCE MORE with the Mensheviks.
(Lenin. Coll. Works, Vol. 16, p.391).
Lenin states:
[Trotsky had never had] any 'physiognomy' at all; the
only thing he does have is a HABIT of changing sides,
of SKIPPING from the liberals to the Marxists and BACK
AGAIN, of mouthing SCRAPS OF CATCHWORDS AND BOMBASTIC
PARROT PHRASES. (Lenin. Coll. Works, Vol. 20, p.160).
Lenin states:
Trotsky's MAJOR mistake is that he IGNORES the bourgeois
character of the revolution and has NO clear conception
of the transition from this revolution to the socialist
revolution. (Lenin. Coll. Works, Vol. 15, p.371).
Shawgi Tell
University at Buffalo
Graduate School of Education
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- Thread context:
- Brest Litovsk & Socialism in UnoCountry,
Marcus Strom Fri 16 Feb 1996, 04:55 GMT
- Re: Trotsky/Lenin According to Scott Marshall,
CEP Fri 16 Feb 1996, 04:53 GMT
- Lenin on Trotsky,
SHAWGI TELL Fri 16 Feb 1996, 04:47 GMT
- <Possible follow-up(s)>
- Lenin on Trotsky,
SHAWGI TELL Sat 17 Feb 1996, 17:44 GMT
- Fight is on for a socialist oriented British Labor Party,
Scott Marshall Fri 16 Feb 1996, 04:37 GMT
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