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Special pages :
Our Revolution 1904-1917
Publisher: Henry Holt and Co, New York, 1918.
Our Revolution
Essays on Working-Class and International Revolution
1904-1917
Collected and Translated with Biography and Explanatory Notes
by
Author of The Soul of the Russian Revolution
MIA Note : This work, long since out of print, and suppressed by the political opponents of Leon Trotsky after 1928, makes its debut here on the Trotsky Internet Archive for the first time to the public in 72 years. The essays compiled by M.J. Olgin represent a very good cross section of writings by the co-leader, with V.I. Lenin, of the Russian Revolution, prior to Trotsky’s joining the Bolshevik Party. Most of these works have never been available in English since this Henry Holt & Company edition was published. M.J. Olgin was fluent in several languages including English, Yiddish and Russian. He authored several books on Russian and Yiddish culture. After Stalin’s rise to power after the death of V.I. Lenin, and after Leon Trotsky’s expulsion from the Communist Party of the Soviet Union in 1928, immediately prior the great purges of the Old Bolsheviks [Zinoviev, Kamanev, Bukharin, et al.] in 1935, he quickly issued the classic anti-Trotskyist work, Trotskyism: Counter-Revolution in Disguise
- Leon Trotzky - Biographical Notes (by M.J. Olgin)
- End of 1904: The Proletariat and the Revolution
- Jan. 20, 1905: The Events in Petersburg
- 1906: Prospects of a Labor Dictatorship (results and prospects)
- 1907: The Soviet and the Revolution
- 1907: Preface to My Round Trip
- 1917: The Lessons of the Great Year
- 1917: On the Eve of a Revolution
- 1917: Two Faces
- 1917: The Growing Conflict
- 1917: War or Peace?
- 1917: Trotzky on the Platform in Petrograd (from a Russian paper)