Examples of using Trotsky's in English and their translations into Korean
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Centrists looking for excuses for the strategic united front usually like to cite as authority Trotsky's call for a united front between the Social Democrats and the Communist Party against fascism in Germany in the 1930s.
This is belied by the whole record of Trotsky's writings on the BOC and the POUM,
After Trotsky's death the majority of Trotskyists formally maintained his appraisal of the USSR as a degenerated workers' state heading for either capitalist restoration
Trotsky's reference to the Social Democracy not having any need for a bridge of transitional demands does nothing to clarify the relation between reform and revolution.
Trotsky's"permanent revolution" is the repudiation of Lenin's theory of the proletarian revolution;
After Trotsky's death the majority of Trotskyists formally maintained his appraisal of the USSR as a degenerated workers' state heading for either capitalist restoration or a new workers' revolution.
Price rejects Leon Trotsky's assertion in the Transitional Program that, in the final analysis, the crisis of humanity can be reduced to a crisis of working-class leadership.
For example, the October 2003 issue contained an article on the Middle East entitled"Roadmap to Permanent Revolution" which broadly approved of Trotsky's strategy for the neo-colonial world.
The Bolshevik Party under Lenin and Trotsky's leadership was"riddled by factions" precisely because a healthy democratic-centralist organization can only grapple with a complex
Cliff Trotsky 's.
The Trade Unions the Present Situation and Trotsky 's Mistakes.
They insisted Trotsky's presence was required in Moscow.
In his conclusion, he assesses Trotsky's political legacy.
At the beginning Lenin strongly supported Trotsky's position.
Trotsky's proposal regarding the Browder candidacy was quite appropriate.
According to Cliff, Trotsky's whole approach was disastrously misconceived.
Both Lenin's and Trotsky's views were radically different from the Mensheviks.
Trotsky's predictions were dramatically confirmed by the kulak rebellion of 1927-28.
This is the essence of Trotsky's‘Theory of the Permanent Revolution'.
Bolshevik leader Lenin initially agreed with Trotsky's“no war, no peace” position.