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My Life
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My Life was originally published in 1930 by Charles Schribner’s Sons, NY.
Readers should note that the translation uses a form of written English combining both the British and the United States styles of English. This on-line version of My Life stays loyal to the literary structure, spelling and grammar of the original version published in 1930 from which it was transcribed.
Readers should note that the translation uses a form of written English combining both the British and the United States styles of English. This on-line version of My Life stays loyal to the literary structure, spelling and grammar of the original version published in 1930 from which it was transcribed.
- Prefaces
- I. Yanovka
- II. Our Neighbors and My First School
- III. Odessa: My Family and My School
- IV. Books and Early Conflicts
- V. Country and Town
- VI. The Break
- VII. My First Revolutionary Organization
- VIII. My First Prisons
- IX. My First Exile
- X. My First Escpape
- XI. An Immigrant for the First Time
- XII. The Party Congress and the Split
- XIII. The Return to Russia
- XIV. The Year 1905
- XV. Trial, Exile, Escape
- XVI. My Second Foreign Exile: German Socialism
- XVII. Preparing for a New Revolution
- XVIII. The Beginning or The War
- XIX. Paris and Zimmerwald
- XX. My Expulsion From France
- XXI. Through Spain
- XXII. New York
- XXIII. In A Concentration Camp
- XXIV. In Petrograd
- XXV. Concerning Slanderers
- XXVI. From July to October
- XXVII. The Deciding Night
- XXVIII. “Trotskyism"in 1917
- XXIX. In Power
- XXX. In Moscow
- XXXI. Negotiations at Brest-Litovsk
- XXXII. Peace
- XXXIII. A Month at Sviyazhsh
- XXXIV. The Train
- XXXV. The Defense of Petrograd
- XXXVI. The Military Opposition
- XXXVII. Disagreements Over War Strategy
- XXXVIII. The Transition to the New Economic Policy, and My Relations With Lenin
- XXXIX. Lenin’s Illness
- XL. The Conspiracy of the Epigones
- XLI. Lenin’s Death and the Shift of Power
- XLII. The Last Period of Struggle Within the Party
- XLIII. The Exile
- XLIV. The Deportation
- XLV. The Planet Without a Visa