Author:Leon Trotsky

Keywords:Leon Trotsky⤷

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Collections of Trotsky Works

Major works :

Results and prospects The permanent revolution The Third International After Lenin

The history of the russian revolution My Life The Revolution Betrayed

Thematic collections :

On China On Spain On France On Great Britain Military Writings On Women Political Profiles

Fascism: What it is and how to fight it All texts on the rise of nazism Letters to Belgium Literature and Art On Black Nationalism Our Revolution (1904-1917) The Problems of Everyday Life First Five Years of the Communist International

Collected Works : Writings of Leon Trotsky in 14 volumes

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📖 List of all texts available on this archive

1900-1910

	Trotsky texts	Date
	On the Philosophy of the Superman	Dec 1900
	On Optimism and Pessimism On the 20th Century and on Many Other Issues	Jan 1901
	Report of the Siberian Delegation	Jan 1903
	Our Political Tasks	Jan 1904
	The Proletariat and the Revolution	Jan 1904
	The Events in Petersburg	Jan 1905
	Political Letter II	Mar 1905
	Open Letter to Professor P.N. Miliukov	Aug 1905
	Results and Prospects	Jan 1906
	The Soviet and the Revolution (Fifty Days)	Jan 1907
	The Year 1905	Jan 1907
	Preface to My Round Trip	Apr 1907
	Tolstoy, Poet and Rebel (September 1908)	Sep 1908
	The Bankruptcy of Individual Terrorism	Jan 1909
	The Young Turks (1909)	Jan 1909
	Jaurès (by Trotsky, 1909)	Jan 1909
	The Intelligentsia and Socialism	Jan 1910
	Around the Muzhik's Land	Jan 1910
	The Finnish elections	Feb 1910
	The Russian Revolution (Speech at the Workers' House in Sofia on July 12, 1910)	Jul 1910
	From the Bulgarian Congress	Aug 1910
	The Balkan Question and Social Democracy	Aug 1910
	The Bulgarian and Serbian Social Democrats	Nov 1910
	In the Balkan countries	Nov 1910
	On Tolstoy's Death	Nov 1910

 

1911-1916

	Trotsky texts	Date
	Paul Singer (by Trotsky)	Jan 1911
	Why Marxists Oppose Individual Terrorism	Nov 1911
	At the coffin of Franz Schuhmeir	Feb 1913
	Victor Adler (by Trotsky)	Jul 1913
	The War and the International (The Bolsheviks and World Peace)	Jan 1914
	Dobrogeanu-Gherea (by Trotsky)	May 1915
	The First Year of War (1915)	Aug 1915
	Jean Jaurès (by Trotsky, 1915)	Aug 1915
	Haase, Ebert and David	Aug 1915
	Stop Worrying Us	Oct 1915
	Rakovsky and Kolarov	Oct 1915
	Ledebour and Hoffman	Oct 1915
	An Epoch Passes (Bebel, Jaurès and Vaillant)	Dec 1915
	The Big Lie: The Defence of Small Nations	Jan 1916
	Greetings to Franz Mehring and Rosa Luxemburg	Mar 1916
	Clemency! (May 1916)	May 1916
	On the Events in Dublin (1916)	Jul 1916
	The National Principle	Jul 1916
	Gustave Eckstein (by Trotsky)	Aug 1916
	Open Letter to Jules Guesde, October 11, 1916	Oct 1916
	The Scoundrel	Oct 1916
	Fritz Adler (by Trotsky)	Oct 1916

 

1917

	Trotsky texts	Date
	Trotsky on the Platform in Petrograd	1 January
	Official Government Documents from the People’s Commissar for Foreign Affairs	1 January
	What next? After the July Days	1 January
	In British Captivity	1 January
	Pacifism As The Servant of Imperialism	1 January
	The Lessons of the Great Year (January 9th, 1905 – January 9th, 1917)	1 January
	Victor and Friedrich Adler	5 February
	All-Russia RSDLP Conference, March 1917	1 March
	On the Paris Commune (1917)	17 March
	Two Faces (Internal Forces of the Russian Revolution)	17 March
	On the Eve of a Revolution (January 1917)	18 March
	The Growing Conflict	19 March
	War or Peace?	20 March
	Peace and Reaction (May 1917)	1 May
	The Farce of Dual Power (June 1917)	1 June
	Democracy, Pacifism and Imperialism	30 June
	Forward! (June 1917)	2 July
	The July Uprising (1917)	1 August
	With Blood and Iron (August 1917)	18 August
	The Peace Programme of the Revolution (1917)	1 November

 

1918

	Trotsky texts	Date
	To the Commissars and the Military Specialists	1 January
	The Demonstration by ex-General Novitsky	1 January
	About the officers deceived by Krasnov	1 January
	The Non-Commissioned Officers	1 January
	On the Military Commissars	1 January
	Chronology of the Most Important Military Events	1 January
	Resolution on the Report on Creating the Workers' and Peasants' Red Army	1 January
	Resolution on the report on creating the Workers’ and Peasants’ Red Army	1 January
	Resolution on the Question of War and Peace	1 January
	Concluding Remarks	1 January
	Resolution Adopted on the Report	1 January
	The International Will the Allies Throw Away the Last Chance?	10 January
	Order by the People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs to the Red Army and the Red Navy (July 1918)	22 January
	Peace Negotiations and the Revolution (February 1918)	1 February
	The Principles of Democracy and Proletarian Dictatorship	1 February
	History of the Russian Revolution to Brest-Litovsk	12 February
	The Socialist Fatherland is in Danger!	21 February
	We Need an Army	19 March
	Our Task	21 March
	The New Army	22 March
	Work, Discipline, and Order to Save the Socialist Soviet Republic	28 March
	Work, Discipline, Order	28 March
	The Internal and External Tasks of the Soviet Power	21 April
	The Red Army	22 April
	Decree on Compulsory Military Training	22 April
	The Socialist Oath	22 April
	A Necessary Explanation About the Military Specialists	23 April
	Speech at Brest-Litovsk	1 May
	May Day and the International	1 May
	To All Province, Uyezd and Volost Soviets of Workers’, Peasants’ and Cossacks’ Deputies	18 May
	The Czechoslovak Mutiny	29 May
	Answers to Questions Put by the Representative of the Czechoslovak Corps Vaclav Neubert	31 May
	In Memory of Plekhanov	1 June
	Two Roads	4 June
	Order by the People’s Commissar for Military Affairs (June 1918)	4 June
	The Organization of the Red Army	7 June
	Into the Fight Against Famine	9 June
	Order by the Chairman of the Supreme Military Council and the People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (June 1918)	13 June
	Order by the Chairman of the Supreme Military Council and the People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (1918)	13 June
	The First Betrayal	20 June
	Toward Intervention	22 June
	Order by the People's Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs	1 July
	Order by the People's Commissar for Military Affairs	1 July
	Order by the People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs	1 July
	Order by the People’s Commissar for Military Affairs (July 1918)	1 July
	The Landing at Murmansk	4 July
	Before the Revolt	4 July
	The Murder of Count Mirbach	7 July
	Liquidation of the Revolt	8 July
	The Revolt	9 July
	The Creation of the Workers' and Peasants' Red Army	10 July
	The Creation of the Workers’ and Peasants’ Red Army	10 July
	Order by the People's Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (July 1918)	17 July
	Order by the People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (July 17, 1918)	17 July
	Order by the People's Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs to the Red Army and the Red Navy	22 July
	The Officer Question	23 July
	A Warning (July 23, 1918)	23 July
	The Socialist Fatherland in Danger	29 July
	At the Gates of Kazan	1 August
	Remember Yaroslavl!	1 August
	A Warning to the Working People of Kazan	1 August
	Decree of the Council of People's Commissars	2 August
	Order by the People’s Commissar for Military Affairs	3 August
	Order by the People's Commissar Military and Naval Affairs (August 1918)	6 August
	Order by the People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (August 6, 1918)	6 August
	Order by the Chairman of the Supreme Military Council and the People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs	8 August
	Comrade Sailors of the Volga Flotilla!	9 August
	Order by the People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs to the Red Army and the Red Navy	11 August
	The Lettish Semigallian Regiment	13 August
	Order by the Chairman of the Supreme Military Council and the People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (No.18-1918)	14 August
	The Masters of Czechoslovak Russia	14 August
	Soldiers of the Workers' and Peasants' Red Army	15 August
	On Collaborators with the Czech-White Guards	15 August
	Soldiers of the Workers’ and Peasants’ Red Army!	15 August
	An American Lie	22 August
	Order by the People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (August 1918)	24 August
	To the Mutinous Forces in Kazan	26 August
	On the Mobilisation	27 August
	What is the Struggle About?	28 August
	Order by the People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs to the Red Army and Red Navy	30 August
	Lenin Wounded	1 September
	The Red Officers	1 September
	The Kazan Peasant is Wise After the Event	1 September
	What is Panic?	1 September
	About the Victory	1 September
	Before the Capture of Kazan	2 September
	The Don Cossack Host	3 September
	Telegram to the Chairmen of the Petrograd and Moscow Soviets	11 September
	The Significance of the Taking of Kazan in the Course of the Civil War	11 September
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and the People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (September 1918)	12 September
	An Appeal to the Czechoslovaks	13 September
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and the People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs	14 September
	About the Burglars who Seized in Kazan Part of the Gold Reserve of the Russian Soviet Republic	14 September
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic	30 September
	The Situation at the Fronts	30 September
	The International Situation	3 October
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.43)	5 October
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.44)	7 October
	The Breathing-Space	30 October
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and the People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.56)	3 November
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.55)	4 November
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.58)	7 November
	The Military Academy	8 November
	The Military Situation	9 November
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and the People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.60)	15 November
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.61)	16 November
	On Guard for the World Revolution	18 November
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and the People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.62)	20 November
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.64)	24 November
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic (Order No.65)	24 November
	Resolution of the Hall All-Russia Executive Committee of the Soviet of Workers', Peasants', Cossacks' and Red Army Men's Deputies	30 November
	Resolution of the All-Russia Central Executive Committee (November 1918)	30 November
	A Word About the Cossacks and to the Cossacks	10 December
	The Role of Communists in the Red Army	11 December
	The Role of the Communists in the Red Army	11 December
	About the ex-Officers	30 December
	The Military Specialists and the Red Army	31 December

 

1919

	Trotsky texts	Date
	Order Out of Chaos	1 January
	Report of Comrade Trotzky on Russia	1 January
	Great Times (1919)	1 January
	An Appreciation of the State of the Red Army	1 January
	About the Military Specialists	1 January
	First Reading-Book’ – Is It Worth Reading?	1 January
	Telegram to the Headquarters of the 16th Division	1 January
	A Word to the Ukrainian Soldiers Misled by Bandits	1 January
	Russia or Kolchak?	1 January
	Will the Finns Intervene?	1 January
	To the Spartacus League of Germany and the Communist Party of German Austria	5 January
	It is Time to Finish It!	7 January
	A Severe Purge is Necessary	9 January
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs to the Red Army and the Red Navy (Order No.74)	9 January
	Scientifically or Somehow?	10 January
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.75)	10 January
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.76)	11 January
	Order Out of Chaos (1919)	13 January
	Invitation to the First World Congress	24 January
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs to the Nikolayev Division	27 January
	A Letter to the Middle Peasants	6 February
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs to the Red Army (Order No.81)	6 February
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.79)	11 February
	What Sort of Military Journal Do We Need?	23 February
	At the Fronts	24 February
	Our Policy in Creating the Army	1 March
	Report on the Communist Party of the Soviet Union and the Red Army	2 March
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs to the Red Army	2 March
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.80)	2 March
	Manifesto of the Communist International to the Workers of the World	6 March
	Order of the Day Number 83 to the Red Army and Navy	9 March
	To Comrades of the Spartacus League	9 March
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs to the Red Army and the Red Navy (Order No.83)	9 March
	A Contribution to the Eighth Congress of the Russian Communist Party	17 March
	Ya.M. Sverdlov	17 March
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs to the Railway Workers	18 March
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs to the Peasants	18 March
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs to the Red Army (Order No.86)	18 March
	Martov (March 1919)	18 March
	Karl Kautsky (by Trotsky)	18 March
	In Paris (1919)	18 March
	To the Communists on the Eastern front	24 March
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No. 87)	26 March
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.87)	26 March
	Our Tasks	27 March
	Rallying the Army During the Civil War	1 April
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs to the Red Army and the Red Navy (Order No.88)	3 April
	Which Government is the More Stable?	5 April
	The Eastern Front	6 April
	To the Foreign Soldiers in North Russia	6 April
	To the Urals!	7 April
	A Spring That Will Decide	9 April
	What Does Kolchak want?	10 April
	The Fight for the Volga	12 April
	What is Kolchak Hoping for?	13 April
	What Does Russia Need?	14 April
	A Creeping Revolution (1920)	17 April
	Behind the Smokescreen	18 April
	To the Comrade Printers, From the Front	19 April
	A Creeping Revolution	23 April
	Order to the Commissars of the 3rd Army	23 April
	The Task of the Eastern Front	24 April
	To All Citizens of Vyatka Province	24 April
	Order to the 3rd Army	26 April
	What You Do, Do Quickly!	27 April
	Don’t Waste Time!	28 April
	En Route: Thoughts on the Progress of the Proletarian Revolution	29 April
	Once More: Don’t Waste Time!	30 April
	Great Days (1919)	1 May
	Order to the Troops on the Eastern Front	1 May
	Woe to Deserters!	3 May
	Deserters Help Kolchak	3 May
	The Beginning of a Turn	4 May
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.94)	5 May
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.95)	6 May
	A Great Test	7 May
	Our Southern Front	11 May
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs to the Red Army and the Red Navy	12 May
	Revolt in the Rear	12 May
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.98)	15 May
	For Soviet Coal!	16 May
	Lessons from the Ukraine	16 May
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.99)	22 May
	Concerning Military Tribunals	23 May
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.100)	25 May
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.100)	25 May
	Southern Front, Pull Yourself Together!	26 May
	The Ninth Wave	1 June
	The Makhno Movement	2 June
	Talk with Representatives of the Kharkov Press	4 June
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.105)	5 June
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.106)	6 June
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.107)	6 June
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.108)	8 June
	The Causes of the Defeats on the Southern Front	8 June
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.111)	9 June
	On the Situation on the Southern Front	14 June
	Steel and Gold	17 June
	Criminal Demagogy	17 June
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.112)	18 June
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.126)	18 June
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.113)	19 June
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs	27 June
	The Threat to Voronezh and to Kursk	27 June
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.118)	27 June
	Established Soviet Deserters	28 June
	Once More on the Lessons from the Ukraine	28 June
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.119)	29 June
	Take Care of the Wounded and Sick Soldiers!	8 July
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.121)	9 July
	Profound Verbiage	10 July
	Green and White	11 July
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.122)	11 July
	Immediate Problems in Building the Army	12 July
	The East and the South	15 July
	Finish it Before Winter Comes!	16 July
	Commanders Must Know How to Obey Orders	18 July
	The Harvest and the War	19 July
	Reality and ‘Critical’ Chatter	19 July
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs to the Red Army and the Red Navy (Order No.121)	19 July
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.129)	21 July
	There Must Be Order	21 July
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.130)	22 July
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.131)	22 July
	The Day of the Wounded	23 July
	Guerrilla-ism and the Regular Army	24 July
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.132)	26 July
	The Red Army (1920)	28 July
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.134)	29 July
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.135)	1 August
	Karl Liebknecht and Rosa Luxemburg	1 August
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.136)	2 August
	Hand in Your Rifle!	2 August
	Who Betrayed Poltava?	3 August
	Makhno and Others	4 August
	The Militia Programme and Its Academic Critic	5 August
	Order to the Red Army	7 August
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs to the 14th Army (Order No.142)	8 August
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.142)	8 August
	Instruction to the Responsible Workers of the 14th Army	9 August
	The 14th Army and Its Commander	9 August
	August in the Ukraine	12 August
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.143)	13 August
	The Supply Apparatus Needs Refreshing	16 August
	The 10th Army	18 August
	Round Them Up!	18 August
	The Courage of Despair	19 August
	To the Troopers of Mamontov’s Corps	24 August
	The Situation at the Front	26 August
	A Letter to Our French Comrades	1 September
	It is Necessary to Rearm!	1 September
	Proletarians, to Horse!	1 September
	Finland and Thirteen Others	1 September
	Plan for Operations on the Southern Front	1 September
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.147)	4 September
	Workers and Peasants, Get Out and Round Them Up!	4 September
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.146)	4 September
	Do We Need Guerrillas?	6 September
	No Entry for Adventurers, Careerists and Rogues!	8 September
	Firing, or Making a Noise?	10 September
	The Local Soviet Home-Guard	11 September
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.149)	12 September
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.150)	12 September
	Colonel Mironov	13 September
	The Lesson of the Mironov Affair	16 September
	Guiding Principles of our Immediate Policy on the Don	16 September
	The Working Woman and the War	30 September
	A.P. Nikolayev	5 October
	Tula steel	6 October
	The Red Army as Seen by a White Guard	13 October
	Concluding Remarks (1919)	14 October
	Draft of a Letter to Party Members	14 October
	Order to the Revolutionary War Councils and Political Departments of the Armies and Fronts	14 October
	Petrograd Will Defend Itself from Within as Well	16 October
	The Blow Struck at Petrograd	16 October
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.155)	18 October
	Before the Turning-Point	18 October
	The Fight for Petrograd	19 October
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order)	20 October
	The Turning-Point (1919)	21 October
	The First Blow	23 October
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.158)	24 October
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.159)	24 October
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.160)	24 October
	Tanks	25 October
	A Great Victory	25 October
	Greetings to the Revolutionary War Council of the Southern Front	26 October
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.161)	28 October
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.162)	28 October
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.162a)	30 October
	Petrograd, October 1917-October 1919	30 October
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.163)	2 November
	To the Soldiers of General Yudenich’s Army	3 November
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.164)	3 November
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.165)	3 November
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.166)	3 November
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.167)	4 November
	Order by the Chairman of the of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.169)	4 November
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.170)	4 November
	Order by the Chairman of the of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.170)	4 November
	The Defence of Petrograd	7 November
	Speech on the Problems of the Red Army	8 November
	French Socialism on the Eve of Revolution	20 November
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.174)	30 November
	Our Work at Building the Army and Our Fronts	7 December
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.180)	11 December
	Our Immediate Problems	12 December
	The Transition to Universal Labour Service in Connection with the Militia System	16 December
	Concerning Two Documents	17 December
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic to the Red Army and the Red Navy	17 December
	Letter about Jean Longuet	18 December
	Petrograd, Be on Your Guard!	22 December
	Prepare for Front Week	22 December
	To Women Workers	27 December

 

1920

	Trotsky texts	Date
	About the Organisation of Labour	1 January
	To All Workers, Peasants and Honourable Citizens of Russia	1 January
	To The Workers, Peasants And All Honourable Citizens of Soviet Russia and the Soviet Ukraine	1 January
	Memorandum of the Red Army Man on the Southern Front	1 January
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs to the Troops of the Northern Front	1 January
	The First of May	1 January
	Cossacks, Form Up in a Soviet Column!	1 January
	What is a Good Regiment and What is a Bad One?	1 January
	To the Aid of the Sick and Wounded Red Army Man	1 January
	Chronology of the Most Important Military Events (1920)	1 January
	To the Cossacks!	1 January
	Maps (1920)	1 January
	A Memorandum for Certain Newly-Fledged Anglophils	3 January
	Order-Memorandum	15 January
	To The Revolutionary War Council Of The Third Army	27 January
	To the Working People	4 February
	On Mobilising the Industrial Proletariat, on Labour Service, on Militarising the Economy, and on the Utilisation of Army Units for Economic Needs	4 February
	Bread for the Hungary! Fuel for the Cold!	8 February
	Who is Ruining Transport? Who is Destroying the Railways? Who is Condemning the Population to Hunger and Every Other Form of Hardship?	9 February
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the First Labour Army (Order No.194)	24 February
	Telegram No. 205	25 February
	Basic Propositions of a Report	25 February
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic (Order No.195)	26 February
	Theses of a Report	26 February
	Theses on Going Over to the Militia System	28 February
	Order by the Revolutionary War Council of the First Labour Army (Order No.7)	3 March
	Order by the Revolutionary War Council of the First Labour Army (Oder No.198)	4 March
	The Sacred Task of the Red Army	10 March
	On the Labour Army	23 March
	The Counter-Revolution at Its Last Gasp	27 March
	Proletarians of All Lands, Comrade Workers!	9 April
	Nationalism in Lenin	23 April
	Lenin on his Fiftieth Birthday	23 April
	Death to the Polish Bourgeoisie!	29 April
	To the Red Fighter on the Polish Front	29 April
	Labour, the Basis of Life	29 April
	Labour and War	29 April
	The Polish Front and Our Tasks	30 April
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic to the Western Front and the 12th Army (Order No.309)	1 May
	The Polish Front	2 May
	The War with Poland	5 May
	The Polish Front: On the Occasion of the Creation of a Special Advisory Board Under the Commander-In-Chief	7 May
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs to the Forces of the Western Front (Order No.210)	8 May
	Kiev is in the Hands of the Polish Gentry!	8 May
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic to the Commissars and Commanders of the Western Front (Order No.213)	9 May
	What Do They Want?	9 May
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic to the 16th Army (Order No.214)	10 May
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Transport to the Province of Gomel	10 May
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic to the Troops of the Western and South-Western Fronts	10 May
	For the Soviet Ukraine!	11 May
	In a State of Intoxication	13 May
	That Which is Soviet and That Which is of the Polish Gentry	15 May
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Transport	15 May
	About Bonar Law’s Speech	21 May
	Terrorism and Communism	29 May
	Concerning Those Former Officers who are Still in the Camp of the Whites	3 June
	Postal Telegram No. 2886-b	12 June
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic to the Red Army and the Red Navy (Order No.229)	15 June
	Woe to Those Who do not Carry Matters to a Finish!	16 June
	Speech at a Meeting	21 June
	Postal Telegram No. 2886-a	29 June
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic (Order No.230)	30 June
	Manifesto of the Second World Congress	1 July
	A Necessary Correction	11 July
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic to the Forces of the Western and South-Western Fronts	17 July
	On the Coming Congress of the Comintern	22 July
	More Concern for the Red Soldier	22 July
	Speech on Comrade Zinoviev’s Report on the Role of the Party	26 July
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic (Order no.232)	31 July
	A Letter to a French Syndicalist about the Communist Party	1 August
	Theses – On the Military-Political Campaign	11 August
	Order – By the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic to the Red Forces Fighting Against White-Guard Poland	14 August
	A Refutation	16 August
	On the Front Against Wrangel	17 August
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic (Order No.234)	18 August
	We Need a Southern Frontier	23 August
	The Last-Born	25 August
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic to the 9th Army	26 August
	The Kuban Has Not Risen	28 August
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic to the 13th Army and the 2nd Mounted Army	30 August
	A Splendid Blow	30 August
	Comrade Railwaymen!	30 August
	Wrangel’s Landing	1 September
	Order – By the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic to the Forces of the Western Front	3 September
	Order – By the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic to the Forces of the Western Front (Order No.240)	8 September
	Is a Second Lesson Needed?	8 September
	Order – By the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic to the Western Front and the Zone Adjoining the Front	9 September
	We Are Stronger Than We Were	10 September
	The Polish Gentry Do Not Want Peace	11 September
	Order – By the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic to the Red Army and the Red Navy	24 September
	Order – By the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic to the Red Army and the Red Navy (Order No.242)	24 September
	Interview Given to the British Correspondent Mr Farbman	24 September
	Interview Given to the American Correspondent Comrade Reed	24 September
	Speech at a Parade in Honour of the Red Commanders	2 October
	Letter to Yugoslav Comrades	10 October
	What is the Meaning of Makhno’s Coming Over to the Side of the Soviet Power?	10 October
	Peace With Poland Has Been Achieved!	13 October
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic to the Armies of the Southern Front	13 October
	Makhno and Wrangel	14 October
	Order to the War Department and the People’s Commissariat for Transport	14 October
	How is Makhno’s Troop Organised?	15 October
	Our Task in the Fourth Year	15 October
	The Southern Front and a Winter Campaign	17 October
	Let This be the Last!	27 October
	Don’t Let Them Get Away!	27 October
	More Equality!	31 October
	On the Policy of the KAPD	24 November
	Building the Red Armed Forces	28 November
	Communication to Representatives of the Soviet Press	29 November
	From the Opposition’s Circular-Letters, December 20 and 28, 1929	20 December
	Communication to the 8th Congress of Soviets	29 December

 

1921

	Trotsky texts	Date
	From Talk with a Representative of the American Press	1 January
	The Military Academies and Non-Party People	1 January
	Maps (1921)	1 January
	The March Revolutionary Movement in Germany (Personal Notes)	1 January
	Summary Speech at the Second Congress of the Communist Youth International	1 January
	The Unemployed and the Trade Unions	1 January
	From a Speech at a General Meeting	4 January
	Lessons of the Paris Commune	4 February
	Speech at a Meeting of Military Workers	17 February
	Vergeat, Lepetit and Lefebvre	26 February
	The Mutiny of ex-General Kozlovsky and the Vessel Petropavlovsk	2 March
	A Last Warning	5 March
	On the Events at Kronstadt	16 March
	Kronstadt and the Stock-Exchange	23 March
	Speech at the Parade in Honour of the Heroes of Kronstadt	3 April
	The March Movement in Germany	18 April
	May Day Manifesto of the ECCI	21 April
	Report on the World Economic Crisis and the New Tasks of the Communist International	1 June
	The Main Lesson of the Third Congress of the Communist International	12 June
	The Red Army To The General Staff Of The Revolution	13 June
	The Red Army to the General Staff of the Revolution	14 June
	Summary Speech at the third Congress of the Communist International	24 June
	Speech on the Italian Question at the Third Congress of the Communist International	29 June
	A School of Revolutionary Strategy	1 July
	Speech on Comrade Radek’s Report on “Tactics of the Comintern” at the Third Congress	2 July
	Theses of the Third World Congress on the International Situation and the Tasks of the Comintern	4 July
	Speech on Comrade Lenin’s Report: “Tactics of the Russian Communist Party”	5 July
	Letter to Pierre Monatte, July 13, 1921	13 July
	Letter to Marcel Cachin and Ludovic-Oscar Frossard, July 14, 1921	14 July
	Report on “The Balance Sheet” of the Third Congress of the Communist International	14 July
	Speech Delivered at the Second World Conference of Communist Women	15 July
	On l’Humanité, the Central Organ of the French Party	23 July
	From the ECCI to the Central Committee of the French Communist Party, July 26, 1921	26 July
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic (Order No.254)	5 August
	The Famine and the World Situation	30 August
	Greetings to Right-bank Ukraine!	2 September
	Order to Volhynia, Podolia and Odessa Provinces	5 September
	Speech at the Meeting of Zhitomir Town Soviet	5 September
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic (Order No.259)	5 September
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic (Order No.260)	5 September
	The Case of Red Army Man Kozlov	5 September
	The Stock-Exchange Republic and Its Noulens	7 September
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic (Order No.261)	10 September
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic (Order No.262)	10 September
	Attention to Trifles!	11 September
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic (Order No.263)	11 September
	Concluding Speech	12 September
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic (Order No.264)	12 September
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic (Order No.265)	13 September
	This Must Be Stopped	16 September
	Speech at a Plenary Session of the Moscow Soviet	20 September
	Speech at the 4th All-Russia Congress of the Russian Young Communist League	21 September
	From Speech at the Parade in Honour of the Red General Staff officers	26 September
	Order by the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic	11 October
	Speech at the 2nd All-Russia Congress of Political Education Departments	20 October
	Letter to the Editorial Board of the Military-Scientific Journal of the 11th Petrograd Infantry Division	21 October
	The Tasks of the Red Army	25 October
	Order by the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic (Order No.2458)	1 November
	Opening and Closing speeches in the Discussion on Military Doctrine	1 November
	Speech at a Meeting of Cadets	2 November
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic (Order No.267)	11 November
	Tula is Still the Great Smithy of the Red Army	18 November
	The Tula Soviet’s Division	20 November
	Military Doctrine or Pseudo-Military Doctrinairism	22 November
	Summary Speech at the Eleventh Party Conference	1 December
	Speech on Comrade Zinoviev’s Report “The Tactics of the Communist International” at the Eleventh Party Conference	1 December
	From the ECCI to the Marseilles Convention of the French Communist Party	5 December
	Letter to Mikhail Olminsky, December 6, 1921	6 December
	Concluding Remarks at the 2nd Conference of Communist Party Cells	10 December
	It is Necessary to Learn to Write!	10 December
	Not One Week, but Fifty-Two Weeks!	10 December
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic (Order No.268)	11 December
	Report to the Conference of Military-Education Institutions	12 December
	Alas, We are not Accurate Enough!	17 December
	The Disabled of the Civil War	18 December
	Flood-Tide. The Economic Conjuncture and the World Labour Movement	25 December
	There are No Fronts, but There is Danger	26 December

 

1922

	Trotsky texts	Date
	The Trade Unions And The Soviet State	1 January
	The Position of the Republic and the Tasks of Young Workers	1 January
	Paul Levi and Some “Lefts”	6 January
	The Economic Boom and the International Labor Movement	13 January
	Care for the Army	13 January
	Speech at the ceremonial meeting of the Moscow Soviet	16 January
	Thanks, Workers’ Moscow!	25 January
	Order by the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic (Order No.365)	11 February
	Speech at the Celebration of the Fourth Anniversary of the Red Army	18 February
	Between Red and White	20 February
	The Fifth Year – a Year for Study	22 February
	Listen and Get Ready, Red Army!	23 February
	Speech at the Parade on Red Square	23 February
	The Question of the United Front	26 February
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic (Order No.268a)	28 February
	Order by the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic (Order No.515)	28 February
	On the United Front (1922, Inprecor)	1 March
	The Georgian Gironde as a Political Type	1 March
	On the United Front (1922)	1 March
	Bourgeois Public Opinion, Social Democracy and Communism	1 March
	Resolution of the ECCI on the French Communist Party (March 1922)	4 March
	Springtime Machinations by Our Enemies	12 March
	A Contribution to the Question of Military Propaganda	16 March
	War and the Revolution	22 March
	Report to the 11th Congress of the Russian Communist Party (Bolsheviks)	29 March
	Report and Concluding Remarks at the Meeting of Military Delegates to the Eleventh Congress of the Russian Communist Party	1 April
	Letter of the Central Committee of the Russian Communist Party, to the Session of the Enlarged Executive Committee of the Communist International	1 April
	Speech at the All-Russia Conference of Navy Men	1 April
	Japan at Genoa and Vladivostok	11 April
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic (Order No.271)	13 April
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic (Order No.272)	14 April
	Passing Thoughts on Plekhanov	25 April
	The Communists and the Peasantry in France	29 April
	Speech at the Parade on Red Square (1922)	1 May
	Letter to a Red Army Man	1 May
	Military Knowledge and Marxism	8 May
	The Lessons of May Day	10 May
	From the ECCI to the Central Committee of the French Communist Party (May 1922)	12 May
	A Drama of the French Working Class: Marcel Martinet's La Nuit	15 May
	Greetings to a Glorious Division!	17 May
	Order by the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic (Order No.1247)	20 May
	The Path of the Red Army	21 May
	Karl Liebknecht and Hugo Haase	22 May
	French Communism and the Position of Comrade Rappoport	23 May
	Who Are the Traitors?	30 May
	Letter to Antoine Ker, June 6, 1922	6 June
	Resolution of the ECCI on the French Communist Party (June 1922)	11 June
	From the ECCI to the Seine Federation of the French Communist Party	1 July
	Greetings to Commander-in-Chief S.S. Kamenev	8 July
	’Ty’ and ‘Vy’ in the Red Army	18 July
	Order by the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic (Order No.764)	25 July
	Letter to Albert Treint, July 28, 1922	28 July
	From Talks with Representatives of the Foreign Press about the Genoa and Hague Conferences	30 August
	On World Politics	5 September
	From the ECCI to the Paris Convention of the French Communist Party (September 1922)	13 September
	From the ECCI to the Paris Convention of the French Communist Party (October 1922)	6 October
	From a speech at the textile workers’ congress	10 October
	Speech at the 5th All-Russia Congress of the Russian Young Communist League	16 October
	The Fifth Anniversary of the October Revolution and the Fourth World Congress of the Communist International	20 October
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic (Order No.274)	24 October
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic (Order No.273)	24 October
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic (Order no.273)	24 October
	A Glimpse of Soviet Democracy	27 October
	Telegram to the Revolutionary War Council of the Black Sea Fleet	29 October
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic (Order No.275)	2 November
	The Contradictions of the Soviet Policy	3 November
	Speech in Honour of the Communist International	7 November
	Interview Given to a Representative of the British Press	9 November
	The New Economic Policy of Soviet Russia and the Perspectives of the World Revolution	14 November
	Report on Five Years of the Russian Revolution and Perspectives for the World Revolution	14 November
	Five Years of the Russian Revolution	24 November
	Political Perspectives (Reply to Friedländer)	30 November
	Report on the French Question, Fourth Congress of the Communist International	1 December
	The Economic Situation of Soviet Russia from the Standpoint of the Socialist Revolution (Theses)	1 December
	The Economic Situation of Soviet Russia	1 December
	Resolution of the French Commission, Fourth Congress of the Communist International	2 December
	Resolution on the French Question, Fourth Congress of the Communist International	2 December
	Summary of Discussion on French Question, Fourth Congress of the Communist International	2 December
	A Militant Labour Programme for the French Communist Party	5 December
	Speech at the Ceremonial Meeting at the Military Academy	7 December
	Communism and Freemasonry	16 December
	Order by the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic (Order No.2846)	21 December
	Order by the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic (Order No.2848)	22 December
	Prospects of Revolution (December 1922)	23 December
	Report on the Communist International	28 December
	Report on the Fourth World Congress	28 December

 

1923

	Trotsky texts	Date
	The New Course	1 January
∅	The Problems of Everyday Life	1 January
	Order by the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic (Order No.59)	6 January
	Conference of Military Delegates to the Congress of Soviets	13 January
	Preface to The First Time in History	27 January
	Order by the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic (No.279)	5 February
	Letter to Claude McKay, February 10, 1923	10 February
	Before the Second Five Years of the Red Army	15 February
	Once More on the Tasks in Building the Army	20 February
	Preface to Volume 1 of Military Writings	27 February
	The Air Fleet is on the Order of the Day	4 March
	A Necessary Discussion with Our Syndicalist Comrades	23 March
	Preface to The Communist Movement in France	25 March
	Civility and Politeness as a Necessary Lubricant in Daily Relations	4 April
	Lenin Ill	5 April
	The Curve of Capitalist Development	21 April
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic (Order No.279)	22 April
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic (Order No.278)	22 April
	Letter to the 2nd All-Russia Conference of Communist Navy Men	25 April
	Speech at the Ceremonial Meeting of the Society of Friends of the Air Fleet	26 April
	Speech at the Parade on Red Square (1923)	1 May
	Letter to the Editorial Board of the Newspaper Ekonomicheskaya Zhizn	2 May
	The Anarcho-Syndicalist Prejudices Again!	8 May
	Speech at the Emergency Plenary Meeting of the Moscow Soviet	12 May
	The Struggle for Cultured Speech	15 May
	To the Kikvidze Division	16 May
	Prospects and Tasks in Building the Army	18 May
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (Order No.280)	26 May
	The Weapon of the Future	30 May
	The Tasks of Communist Education	18 June
	Is the Slogan “The United States of Europe” a Timely One?	30 June
	Theses on Industry	1 July
	Aviation and the Metal-Workers	5 July
	From Report to the Conference of Metal Workers of Moscow Province	5 July
	Habit and Custom	11 July
	Vodka, the Church, and the Cinema	12 July
	From the Old Family to the New	13 July
	The Family and Ceremony	14 July
	Report to the 6th All-Russia Congress of Metal-Workers	16 July
	From Speech at the Meeting of the Krasnaya Presnya District Committee of the Russian Communist Party	25 July
	Can a Counter-Revolution or a Revolution Be Made on Schedule?	23 September
	From an Interview with the American Senator King	30 September
	The Transformation of Morals	1 October
	Reply to Greeting from the Artillery Units of the West-Siberian Military District	5 October
	Letter to the Editorial Board of Rote Fahne	17 October
	Report to the 3rd Moscow Provincial Congress of the All-Russia Union of Metal-Workers	19 October
	Report to the 8th All-Russia Congress of the Transport Workers’ Union	20 October
	The Present Situation and Our Tasks in Building the Army	21 October
	The Errors in Principle of Syndicalism	21 October
	On the German Revolution, a speech to the Moscow Metal Workers	21 October
	Speech at the Celebration of the 5th Anniversary of the Russian Young Communist League	29 October
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the USSR and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs	29 October
	Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the USSR	30 October
	Man Does Not Live by Politics Alone	1 November
	Order by the Revolutionary War Council of the USSR (Order No.2545)	23 November
	Bureaucratism and Factional Groups	1 December
	Order by the Revolutionary War Council of the USSR	8 December

 

1924

	Trotsky texts	Date
	Literature and Revolution	1 January
	Against Bureaucracy, Progressive and Unprogressive	1 January
	How Lenin Spoke on the Platform	1 January
	On Lenin	1 January
	Preface to Volume 2 of Military Writings	8 January
	Lenin Dead	22 January
	Vera Zasulich	5 March
	Engels’s War Articles	19 March
	Lenin Before October	1 April
∅	Children on Lenin	1 April
∅	The True and the False. On Lenin's portrait by Gorky	1 April
	Lenin - The Philistine and the Revolutionary	6 April
	Perspectives and Tasks in the East	21 April
	May Day in the West and the East	25 April
	Class and Art - Culture Under the Dictatorship	9 May
	Through What Stage Are We Passing?	21 June
	Perspectives of World Development	28 June
	The Lessons of October (1924)	1 September
	In Memory of M. S. Glazman	6 September
	The Need to Study October	15 September
	Preface to Volume 5 of Military Writings	15 October

 

1925

	Trotsky texts	Date
	Lenin and the Old Iskra	1 January
	Lenin - The Revolution	1 January
	Lenin - Brest-Litovsk	1 January
	Breaking Up the Constituent Assembly	1 January
	Forming a Government	1 January
	The Czecho-Slovaks and the Left Social Revolutionaries	1 January
	Letter to the Plenum of the Central Committee of the RCP(b), January 15, 1925	15 January
	Jacob Sverdlov	13 March
	Where is Britain Going?	24 May
	The “Moscow Spirit”	6 June
	Letter on Eastman’s Book	1 July
	Dialectical Materialism and Science	17 September
	Towards Capitalism or Towards Socialism? (1925)	1 November
	In Memory of M. V. Frunze	2 November
	Twenty Years After 1905	26 December

 

1926

	Trotsky texts	Date
	The Anglo-Russian Committee	1 January
	Problems of the British Revolution	1 January
	Letter to Nikolai Bukharin, January 9, 1926	9 January
	Next Tasks for Worker Correspondents	13 January
	To the Memory of Sergei Essenin	19 January
	Culture and Socialism	3 February
	Europe and America	15 February
	Radio, Science, Technique and Society	1 March
	Letter to Amadeo Bordiga, March 2, 1926	2 March
	Letter to Nikolai Bukharin, March 4, 1926	4 March
	Brailsford and Marxism	14 March
	Letter to Nikolai Bukharin, March 19, 1926	19 March
	Problems of Our Policy with Respect to China and Japan	25 March
	Amendments to Rykov’s Resolution. On the Economic Situation in the USSR	12 April
	Notes on Economic Questions	2 May
	Letter to the the Politburo, June 6, 1926	6 June
	Letter to the Plenum of the CC and the CCC, July 1926	1 July
	Declaration of the Thirteen. For the July 1926 Plenum of the CC and CCC of the AUCP(B)	1 July
	Speech to the Polish Commission of the Comintern	2 July
	For Equalization of Wages	11 July
	Letter to Karl Radek, August 30, 1926	30 August
	In Defense of the Opposition Bloc	1 September
	The Chinese Communist Party and the Guómíndǎng	27 September
	Party Unity and the Danger of Split	1 October
	Is Discussion Needed?	1 October
	Statement of the Opposition	16 October
	An Answer to the Stalinist Critics	1 November
	Theses on Revolution and Counter-Revolution	26 November
	Letter to the Presidium of the Seventh Enlarged Plenum of the ECCI, December 14, 1926	14 December

 

1927

	Trotsky texts	Date
	Thermidor (Summer 1927)	1 January
	Platform of the Joint Opposition	1 January
	Problems of the Chinese Revolution	1 January
	The Russian Opposition	1 January
	Letter to the AUCP(B) Delegation, January 18, 1927	18 January
	Letter to the Members of the Central Committee, February 21, 1927	21 February
	Letter to Karl Radek, March 4, 1927	4 March
	Letter to Grigori Sokolnikov, March 11, 1927	11 March
	A Brief Note	22 March
	Letter to Alsky, March 29, 1927	29 March
	Letter to the Politburo of the AUCP(B) Central Committee, March 31, 1927	31 March
	Letter on the German “Lefts”, April 2, 1927	2 April
	Class Relations in the Chinese Revolution	3 April
	Stalin, the Peasant, and the Gramophone	14 April
	The Four Portraits of Chiang Kai-Shek	18 April
	The Chinese Revolution and the Theses of Comrade Stalin	21 April
	Statement to the Plenum of the ECCI	1 May
	Declaration of the Eighty-four	1 May
	Second Speech on the Chinese Question	1 May
	First Speech on the Chinese Question	1 May
	The Communist Party and the Guómíndǎng	10 May
	The Sure Road	12 May
	The Struggle for Peace and the Anglo-Russian Committee	16 May
	Letter to Nadezhda Krupskaya, May 17, 1927	17 May
	Protest to the Central Control Commission	17 May
	Letter to the Secretariat of the Central Committee, May 18, 1927	18 May
	It Is Time to Understand, Time to Reconsider, and Time to Make a Change	27 May
	Hankow and Moscow	28 May
	Why Have We Not Called for Withdrawal from the Guómíndǎng Until Now?	23 June
	Letter to All Members of the CC of the AUCP(B), June 27, 1927	27 June
	Letter to the Presidium of the Executive Committee of the Communist International, July 1927	1 July
	Letter to the CC of the Metal Workers Union, July 1, 1927	1 July
	Letter to Sergo Ordzhonikidze, July 11, 1927	11 July
	Letter to Golman, July 13, 1927	13 July
	Letter to the Joint Plenum of the CC and the CCC of the AUCP(B), August 4, 1927. A Statement on Molotov’s Speech	4 August
	Speech to the Joint Plenum of the CC and the CCC	6 August
	Statement of the Thirteen	8 August
	Speech at the Joint Plenum of the CC	9 August
	Letter to Nikolay Krestinsky or Vladimir Antonov-Ovseyenko, August 12, 1927	12 August
	New Opportunities for the Chinese Revolution, New Tasks, and New Mistakes	1 September
	What We Gave and What We Got	23 September
	The “Clémenceau Thesis” and the Party Regime	24 September
	Speech to the Presidium of the ECCI	27 September
	The Opposition and the Wrangel Officer	1 October
	The Appeal to the Party Members	1 October
	The Seven-Hour Day	10 October
	Recognition of the Tsarist Debts	12 October
	Speech at the Joint CC Plenum	23 October
	Letter to a Party Member in the League, October 31, 1927	31 October
	Counter-Theses on the Five-Year Plan	1 November
	Our Tone in the Discussion	2 November
	After a Verbal Zigzag to the Left, a Profound Shift to the Right	8 November
	Letter to the PB and the Presidium of the CCC, November 9, 1927	9 November
	In Memory of A. A. Joffe	19 November
	The Opposition “Statement” and the Situation in the Party	20 November
	Letter to the Presidium of the Fifteenth Congress of the AUCP(B), December 3, 1927	3 December
	Statement to the Fifteenth Congress	10 December
	At a New Stage	31 December

 

1928

	Trotsky texts	Date
	The Third International After Lenin	1 January
	Appeal of the Deportees	1 January
	On the Legend of “Trotskyism”	3 January
	Letter to Peter, January 14, 1928	14 January
	Letter to unidentified addressee, January 14, 1928	14 January
	Letter to Ivan Nikitich Smirnov, February 1928	1 February
	Letter to a Few Exiled Friends, February 27, 1928	27 February
	Letter to Yevgeni Preobrazhensky, March 2, 1928	2 March
	On the Canton Insurrection. Three Letters to Preobrazhensky	2 March
	Protests to the GPU, March 5 and 8, 1929	5 March
	Letter to Lev Sosnovsky, March 5, 1928	5 March
	Letter to Ivan Nikitich Smirnov, March 10, 1928	10 March
	Letter to A. G. Ishchenko, March 17, 1928	17 March
	Letter to Karl and Rebecca Grünstein, April 12, 1928	12 April
	The Relation of Criticism to Support	1 May
	Letter to David Riazanov, May, 1928	1 May
	Circular letter to a friend, May 9, 1928	9 May
	Letter to Aleksandra Sokolovskaya, Mid-May, 1928	15 May
	Circular letter to friends, May 16, 1928	16 May
	Letter to Alexander Beloborodov, May 23, 1928	23 May
	Letter to Yevgeni Preobrazhensky, May 24, 1928	24 May
	Circular letter to R. Yudin, May 26, 1928	26 May
	Is It Not Time to Understand?	28 May
	Circular letters to a friend, June 1928	1 June
	A Letter from Exile in Alma-Ata	2 June
	Circular letters to a friend, June 24, 1928	24 June
	The Canton Insurrection	1 July
	Declaration to the Sixth Comintern Congress	12 July
	The Theses of Comrade Radek	17 July
	The July Plenum and the Right Danger	23 July
	Letter to S. A. Ashkinazi, August 30, 1928	30 August
	Letter to V. D. Kasparova, August 30, 1928	30 August
	Who Is Leading the Comintern Today?	1 September
	Some Remarks on the Sixth Congress	9 September
	On Max Eastman	11 September
	Letter to Shatunovsky, September 12, 1928	12 September
	The Sixth Congress and the Opposition's Tasks	18 September
	Letter to V. B. Eltsin, October 2, 1928	2 October
	The Chinese Question After the Sixth Congress	4 October
	A Remarkable Document on the Policy and the Régime of the Communist International	4 October
	Letter to Karl Radek, October 20, 1928	20 October
	On the Situation in Russia	21 October
	Letter to Oppositionists exiled in Cheboksary, October 22, 1928	22 October
	Letter to Teplov, October 22, 1928	22 October
	Crisis in the Right-Center Bloc	1 November
	Letter to Borodai, November 11, 1928	11 November
	Philosophical Tendencies of Bureaucratism	1 December
	On the Topics of the Day	1 December
	Letter to an intransigent Oppositionist, December 1928	1 December
	Marxism and the Relation Between Proletarian and Peasant Revolution	1 December
	What Is the 'Smychka'?	1 December
	Our Differences with the Democratic Centralists	1 December
	Reply to Stalin	16 December

 

1929

	Trotsky texts	Date
	Reply to Two Conciliators, January 10, 1929	10 January
	Protest Against Deportation (February 7-8, 1929)	7 February
	Message to Mustafa Kemal Pasha (Kemal Atatürk)	12 February
	Is Parliamentary Democracy Likely to Replace the Soviets?	25 February
	Where Is the Soviet Republic Going?	25 February
	Stalin’s Victory	25 February
	How Could This Happen?	25 February
	Deportation from the Soviet Union	25 February
	C’est la Marche des Evenements!	25 February
	On the Secret Ballot	27 February
	A Letter to the American Trotskyists	1 March
	Communists and the Bourgeois Press	1 March
	What We Intend to Publish First	1 March
	Tasks of the Opposition	1 March
	What Is the Immediate Aim of Exiling Trotsky?	4 March
	Interview by the Daily Telegraph	14 March
	Within the Right-Centrist Bloc	20 March
	Help the Imprisoned Bolshevik-Leninists	20 March
	Churchill as Biographer and Historian	23 March
	Interview Given to the Social Democratic Press	24 March
	Karl Radek and the Opposition	26 March
	Behind the Scenes in the Russian Party	29 March
	Open Letter to the Workers of the USSR	29 March
	The Groupings in the Communist Opposition	31 March
	Statement to the Press	15 April
	On Churchill	20 April
	A Lesson in Democracy I Did Not Receive The Story of a Visa	22 April
	Interview by the Osaka Mainichi	24 April
	Letter to Boris Souvarine, April 25, 1929	25 April
	Letter to War van Overstraeten. The First Contact with Belgium	30 April
	Letter to Boris Souvarine, May 10, 1929. The Basic, Fundamental Question	10 May
	A Letter on the Capitulators	22 May
	Radek and the Opposition	26 May
	Combatting Lies and Slanders	1 June
	Prologue, Mis Peripecias en Espana	1 June
	The Political Situation in China and the Tasks of the Bolshevik-Leninist Opposition	1 June
	The Bolshevik Oppositionists Need Help	1 June
	Why I Want to Come to London	11 June
	Once More on Brandler and Thalheimer	12 June
	Tenacity, Tenacity, Tenacity!	14 June
	First of August! What will “International Red Day” Bring?	26 June
	From the Publisher	1 July
	Necessary Clarifications Concerning the First of August	1 July
	Diplomacy or Revolutionary Politics? Letter to a Czech Comrade, July 1, 1929	1 July
	A Man Overboard	3 July
	Letter to Maurice Paz, July 11, 1929. How Revolutionaries Are Formed	11 July
	Once Again on Brandler-Thalheimer	12 July
	Two Letters on Building the Fourth International	12 July
	A Letter to the Daily Herald, July 15, 1929	15 July
	The Sino-Soviet Conflict: A Press Statement	22 July
	A Wretched Document	27 July
	A Declaration of La Vérité	1 August
	Tasks of the American Opposition	1 August
	The Sino-Soviet Conflict and The Opposition	4 August
	An Open Letter to the Editorial Board of La Verité	6 August
	Letter to the Editorial Board of La Lutte de Classes	11 August
	Open Letter to the Marx and Lenin Circle, August 22, 1929	22 August
	Questions for the Leninbund	24 August
	From a Letter to an Oppositionist in the USSR, August 24, 1929	24 August
	On the Psychology of Capitulation	1 September
	Comrade Sosnovsky’s Letters, September 1929	1 September
	From the Publisher (September 1929)	1 September
	GI Myasnikov’s Escape and His Ordeal	1 September
	Radek and the Bourgeois Press	1 September
	The Defense of the Soviet Union and the Opposition	7 September
	Where Is the Leninbund Going? A Reply to the Leninbund Leadership	19 September
	Letter to the Italian Left Communists	25 September
	Letter to the USSR accompanying the August 22 Declaration, September 25, 1929	25 September
	An Open Letter to the Bolshevik-Leninists Who Signed the August 22 Declaration, September 25, 1929	25 September
	On the Politics of the Left Opposition in Germany	30 September
	The Sino-Soviet Conflict and the Position of the Belgian Oppositionists	30 September
	Rebuke to a Capitulator	1 October
	Tactics in the USSR	1 October
	What Next? The Bolshevik Opposition in the CPSU	1 October
	A Letter to Friends in the USSR, October 1929	1 October
	Disarmament and the United States of Europe	4 October
	Communism and Syndicalism	14 October
	The Twelfth Anniversary of October	17 October
	Greetings Sent to the Weekly The Militant	19 October
	An Interview on the August 22 Declaration	19 October
	Letter on the Opposition Press in France	22 October
	Letter to Gerard Rosenthal, October 31, 1929	31 October
	On Socialism in One Country and Ideological Prostration	1 November
	We Need Help	1 November
	A Return to the Party?	1 November
	The Faces Change, the System Remains	7 November
	What is Happening in China?	9 November
	The Austrian Crisis and Communism	13 November
	Interview by the Daily Express	16 November
	Letter to Gerard Rosenthal, November 21, 1929	21 November
	How to Help the Centrists	26 November
	The Murder of Jakob Blumkin	1 December
	The “Third Period” of the Comintern’s Mistakes	18 December
	Bessedovsky’s “Revelations”	21 December
	A Reply to the Chinese Oppositionists	22 December
	Economic Necessity Helps Those Who Help Themselves	31 December

 

1930

	Trotsky texts	Date
	The History of the Russian Revolution	1 January
	My Life	1 January
	Internationalism and the Theory of “Exceptionalism”	1 January
	Molotov’s Prosperity in Knowledge	1 January
	With Lenin Against Stalin	1 January
	World Unemployment and the First Five Year Plan (Ceylon Edition)	1 January
	Lenin - in the Encyclopædia Britannica	1 January
	The Three Factions in the Comintern	1 January
	Some Results Of The Sino-Soviet Conflict	3 January
	Opposition Serves the Bolshevik Revolution	5 January
	A Necessary Supplement	9 January
	Letter to Siegmund Kanagur, January 10, 1930	10 January
	From the Editorial Board, January 1930	20 January
	A New Step Forward	21 January
	La Verité and The Militant	22 January
	Letter to Valentin Olberg, January 30, 1930	30 January
	Lessons Of The Capitulations (Obituary Reflections)	1 February
	Letter to Valentin Olberg, February 5, 1930	5 February
	An Open Letter to All Members of the Leninbund	6 February
	Reply to a Friend's Letter, February 7, 1930	7 February
	Unifying The Left Opposition	9 February
	Stalin Has Formed an Alliance with Schumann and Kerensky Against Lenin and Trotsky	9 February
	The New Course in the Economy of the Soviet Union. Adventure in Economics and its Danger	13 February
	The Fundamental Principle Errors of Syndicalism	15 February
	Letter to Valentin Olberg, February 23, 1930	23 February
	“As Pure and Transparent as Crystal”	1 March
	Stalin as a Theoretician	1 March
	Yes or No? A First Answer on the Blumkin Murder	1 March
	Answers to Questions from the USSR	1 March
	Discussions with Max Shachtman	1 March
	My Part in the October	8 March
	The 5 Year Plan and World Unemployment	14 March
	Letter to the Editorial Board of The Militant, March 15, 1930	15 March
	Open Letter to the Members of the CPSU(b)	23 March
	Letter to Valentin Olberg, March 24, 1930	24 March
	Letter to the Editorial Board of The Militant, March 26, 1930	26 March
	We Need an Honest Inner-Party Agreement	30 March
	Three Editorials	1 April
	They Didn't Know	1 April
	A Big Step Forward. Unification of the Left Opposition	1 April
	The Slogan of the National Assembly in China	2 April
	A Squeak in the Apparatus (A Popular Explanation of Rights and Lefts)	13 April
	Letter to Revolutionary Age	16 April
∅	Letter to Max Shachtman, April 16, 1930	16 April
	An Open Letter (to the Italian Left Communists)	22 April
	Toward Capitalism or Socialism? (1930)	25 April
	Letter to Valentin Olberg, April 27, 1930	27 April
	The Suicide of Vladimir Maïakovsky	1 May
	Answer to Graef on Collectivization	1 May
	Forgetful Myasnikov	1 May
	More About Comrade Blumkin	1 May
	G. Mannoury and the Comintern	1 May
	Stalin’s “Reply to Collective Farm Comrades”	1 May
	Official Deceit and the Truth	1 May
	Letter to Klorkeit and to the Jewish Workers in France, May 10, 1930	10 May
	A Letter on the Italian Revolution	14 May
	With Marxist Spectacles	16 May
	Letter to Comrades in the USSR, May 23, 1930	23 May
	The Problems of the Spanish Revolution From Day To Day	25 May
	Tasks of the Spanish Communists	25 May
	What Is Centrism?	28 May
	The Revolution in India. Its Tasks and its Dangers	30 May
	Toward the Sixteenth Congress of the CPSU	31 May
	Letter to Kote Tsintsadze, June 1930	1 June
	The Valuable Work of F. Dingelstedt	1 June
	How the ILO Is Doing	1 June
	Zinoviev and the Evils of Printing	1 June
	Has France Entered the Period of Revolution?	1 June
	Another New Talent	1 June
	The Responsibility for the Turns Lies with ... Trotskyism	1 June
	Yakovlev’s “General Line”	1 June
	The New Masses as "Defender" of the October Revolution	10 June
	Letter to the Editorial Board of Prometeo, June 19, 1930	19 June
	Letter to Max Shachtman, June 20, 1930	20 June
	Letter to all sections of the International Left Opposition, June 21, 1930	21 June
	Letter to the Executive Committee of the Communist League of France, June 21, 1930	21 June
	Second Letter to the Executive Committee of the Communist League of France, June 21, 1930	21 June
	Letter to Pierre Naville, June 26, 1930	26 June
	Maurin and the Anarcho-Syndicalists	29 June
	Letter to all sections of the International Left Opposition, June 29, 1930	29 June
	Letter to Gerard Rosenthal, June 30, 1930	30 June
	Stalin and His Agabekov	1 July
	Two or Not Even One? (Blucher’s Enigmatic Speech)	1 July
	The Sermon on Cockroaches	1 July
	A Self-Portrait of Yaroslavsky	1 July
	Preliminary Comments on the Sixteenth Congress	25 July
	Notes of a Journalist. Concerning Zinoviev, Manuilsky, and “Radovoy”	26 July
	A Political Biography of Stalin	1 August
	Who Will Prevail?	1 August
	Letter to Hungarian Comrades, August 1, 1930	1 August
	A Letter to the Communist Workers of Czecho-Slovakia	1 August
	On Straw in General and Lozovsky in Particular	1 August
	Stalin and Roy	1 August
	What is Social Fascism?	1 August
	Manifesto on China of the International Left Opposition	1 August
	Proposal for an Open Letter	6 August
	Letter to Max Shachtman, August 18, 1930	18 August
	Letter to the “October group”, August 22, 1930	22 August
	Greetings to La Vérité	25 August
	Stalin and the Chinese Revolution (Facts and Documents)	26 August
	Prognoses That Have Been Confirmed	1 September
	The Wind Turns About	1 September
	Letter to Chinese Comrades, September 1, 1930	1 September
	The Krestintern and the Anti-Imperialist League	1 September
	A History of the Second Chinese Revolution Is Needed	1 September
	The Party and the Left Opposition	17 September
	Another Letter to Hungarian Comrades, September 17, 1930	17 September
	On the Declaration by the Indochinese Oppositionists	18 September
	Letter to the Executive Committee of the French League, September 25, 1930	25 September
	The Turn in the Communist International and the Situation in Germany	26 September
	Radek’s Novitiate. What is Social-Fascism?	1 October
	Physical Attack, Slander, and Provocation	1 October
	Letter to the Bolshevik-Leninist Organization of Greece (Archio-Marxists), October 1930	1 October
	Letter to all sections of the International Opposition, October 1930	1 October
	Letter to the Bulgarian Comrades (Extract), October 4, 1930	4 October
	Letter to the Executive Committee of the Belgian Opposition, October 12, 1930	12 October
	Introduction to "The Russian Bolshevik-Leninists on the Present Situation"	22 October
	A Retreat in Full Disorder	1 November
	Thermidorianism and Bonapartism	1 November
	What Next in the Campaign Against the Russian Right Wing?	1 November
	The Fight Against War Can Allow No Illusions	1 November
	Knights of Anti-Trotskyism	1 November
	Heckert Teaches Liebknecht	1 November
	Stalinist Recruitment	1 November
	Notes of a Journalist, november 1930	1 November
	The Bloc of the Left and the Right	21 November
	Spanish Fascism	21 November
	Letter to Max Shachtman, November 25, 1930	25 November
	Thermidor and Bonapartism	26 November
	Doubts and Objections About the Bulgarian Manifesto	29 November
	The Successes of Socialism and the Dangers of Adventurism	1 December
	Remarks on Frank's Work on Collectivization	9 December
	Letter to Max Shachtman, December 10, 1930	10 December
	The Creation of Soviets	12 December
	Monatte Crosses the Rubicon	15 December
	Letter to the National Committee Majority of the SWP, December 26, 1939	26 December

 

1931

	Trotsky texts	Date
	British History And Culture	1 January
	The Decline of British Imperialism	1 January
	The British Labour Movement 1906-1924	1 January
	From World Slump to World War 1929-1940	1 January
	Trotskyism versus Centrism in Britain	1 January
	National Liberation Struggles	1 January
	The Permanent Revolution	1 January
	The Mistakes of Rightist Elements of the Communist League on the Trade Union Question	4 January
	What Is to Be Learned from the Moscow Trial?	5 January
	At the Fresh Grave of Kote Zinzadze	7 January
	Letter to the Chinese Left Opposition, January 8, 1931	8 January
	Soviets and the Constituent Cortes	12 January
	Critical Remarks About Prometeo's Resolution on Democratic Demands	15 January
	The Revolution In Spain	24 January
	Monatte — Advocate of the Social-Patriots	26 January
	Letter to the Administrative Secretariat of the ILO, January 31, 1931	31 January
	For Communist Unity	31 January
	Interview by the Manchester Guardian	1 February
	The Boycott Tactic	5 February
	Letter to Alfonso Leonetti, February 5, 1931	5 February
	The Strangled Revolution	9 February
	Letter to Alfonso Leonetti, February 11, 1931	11 February
	Workers' Republic and Constituent Cortes	13 February
	Berenguer’s Resignation	15 February
	Letter to the Politburo, February 15, 1931	15 February
	Letter to all Sections of the International Left, February 17, 1931	17 February
	Miliukov and the February Revolution	25 February
	What Is Happening in the Chinese Communist Party?	1 March
	Stalin and the Comintern	1 March
	The Growth of Toadyism	1 March
	Whose Phonograph Is This?	1 March
	Andres Nin and Victor Serge	1 March
	Ten Commandments of the Spanish Communist	5 March
	Letter to the International Secretariat, March 7, 1931	7 March
	The Case of Comrade Ryazanov	8 March
	Letter to Alfonso Leonetti, March 13, 1931	13 March
	Soldiers' and Workers' Juntas	13 March
	The question of trade union unity	25 March
	Nina V. Vorovskaya	31 March
	The Five-Year Plan in Four Years?	31 March
	Letter to the International Secretariat, April 2, 1931	2 April
	Letter to the Leadership of the Communist League of America, April 4, 1931	4 April
	Problems of the Development of the USSR	4 April
	For the Spanish Revolution	5 April
	To Say What Is	12 April
	Thälmann and the “People’s Revolution”	14 April
	Letter to the Prometeo Group, April 14, 1931	14 April
	The Trial of the Russian Mensheviks	15 April
	Repressive Measures of the Republican Government	20 April
	The Catalan Federation	23 April
	For Communist Unity in Spain	24 April
	Letter to Auguste Mougeot and Edouard Reiland, May 1, 1931	1 May
	Letter to Alfonso Leonetti, May 1, 1931	1 May
	Principled and Practical Questions Facing the Left Opposition	5 May
	The Question of Trade Union Unity	15 May
	The Progressive Character of Catalan Nationalism	17 May
	The Need for a Systematic Picture	20 May
	Letter to Max Shachtman, May 23, 1931	23 May
	On Comrade Treint's Declaration, May 23, 1931	23 May
	The Spanish Revolution And the Dangers Threatening it	28 May
	Letter to the Prometeo Group, May 28, 1931	28 May
	Anarcho-Syndicalism and the Catalan Federation	31 May
	Manuilsky, the Leader of the Comintern	1 June
	Averbach Caught with the Goods	1 June
	Fragments of Truth Under the Rubbish of Slander	1 June
	The Italian Opposition and the Spanish Revolution	9 June
	French and the Revolution	9 June
	Letter to M. Mill (Extract), June 10, 1931	10 June
	A Strangled Revolution and Its Stranglers	12 June
	The Catalonian Federation’s Platform	12 June
	The Character of the Revolution. The Spanish Revolution on the Order of the Day for the Left Opposition	18 June
	Problems of the Spanish Revolution	24 June
	Letter to the Charleroi Federation, Belgian Left Opposition, June 28, 1931	28 June
	Spain: Tactics Flowing from the Election Results	1 July
	Letter to Max Shachtman, July 1, 1931	1 July
	Letter to the Manchester Guardian, July 1931	1 July
	A New Slander Against D.B. Riazanov	4 July
	Letter to Auguste Mougeot, July 5, 1931	5 July
	Nine-Tenths of Our Activities for the Revolution in Spain	8 July
	A Slander! Blackguards and Assistants	8 July
	The National Question in Catalonia	13 July
	Replies to an Associated Press Correspondent	14 July
	A New Zig-zag and the New Dangers	15 July
	Letter to the Pravda, July 15, 1931	15 July
	Trotsky Greets Weekly Militant (1931)	19 July
	Some Ideas on the Period and the Tasks of the Left Opposition	28 July
	A Letter About the Spanish Revolution	30 July
	Spain: The Role of Strikes in a Revolution	2 August
	Letter to Max Shachtman, August 2, 1931	2 August
	Fragments of Truth From Under the Garbage of Slander	8 August
	The Question of Workers’ Control of Production	20 August
	Letter to the Executive Committee, Communist League of France, August 20, 1931	20 August
	Letter to Michel Collinet, August 20, 1931	20 August
	Against National Communism! (Lessons of the “Red Referendum”)	25 August
	Letter to Andreu Nin, September 1, 1931	1 September
	To Friendly, Sympathetic, Vacillating, Skeptical, and Antagonistic Readers	1 September
	On the Elements of Dual Power in the USSR	2 September
	Factory Councils and Workers’ Control of Production	12 September
	Letter to Albert Treint, September 13, 1931	13 September
	Letter to Albert Treint, September 22, 1931	22 September
	Internal Difficulties of the French Communist League	25 September
	Letter to the Conference of the French Communist League, September 25, 1931	25 September
	Letter to Andreu Nin, September 27, 1931	27 September
	Trotsky Greets El Soviet	29 September
	Discussions with Albert Glotzer	1 October
	Summary on the French Question	9 October
	Letter to Albert Weisbord, October 10, 1931	10 October
	Letter to the Editors, Osvobozhdenie, October 17, 1931	17 October
	Tasks in the USSR, October 31, 1930	31 October
	Tasks of the Left Opposition in England and India	7 November
	Letter to Max Shachtman, November 9, 1931	9 November
	The British Election and the Communists	10 November
	Very Significant Facts!	14 November
	What Is Fascism	15 November
	Letter to Max Shachtman, November 15, 1931	15 November
	What Is a Revolutionary Situation?	17 November
	Factory Councils in Germany and Workers’ Control of Production	21 November
	Russian-German Trade Relations	21 November
	Germany, The Key to the International Situation	26 November
	The Permanent Revolution & the Canton Insurrection	28 November
	Letter to Max Shachtman, November 30, 1931	30 November
	The Japanese Invasion of Manchuria	30 November
	The White Guard Preparation of a Terrorist Act Against Comrade Trotsky	1 December
	For a Workers’ United Front Against Fascism	8 December
	The Impending Danger of Fascism in Germany	8 December
	Letter to Frankfurt Comrades of the SAP, December 14, 1931	14 December
	Letter to the Left Opposition of the Communist Party of Switzerland, December 17, 1931	17 December
	Letter to the National Sections, December 22, 1931	22 December
	Letter to the National Committee of the Communist League of America, December 25, 1931	25 December
	Letter to Max Shachtman (Excerpts), December 25, 1931	25 December
	Some Historical Facts	28 December
	Letter to Alfonso Leonetti, December 29, 1931	29 December

 

1932

	Trotsky texts	Date
	Family Relations Under the Soviets	1 January
	What Next? Vital Questions for the German Proletariat	1 January
	Is Stalin Weakening or the Soviets?	1 January
	The “Uprising” of Nov. 7	2 January
	Letter to the Politburo, January 4, 1932	4 January
	Reply to the Jewish Group in the Communist League of France	15 January
	No Deal with German Government	23 January
	Letter to Alfonso Leonetti, January 27, 1932	27 January
	Left Opposition and the Brandlerites	30 January
	Letter to the New Italian Opposition, February 8, 1932	8 February
	Letter to Lazar Kling, February 9, 1932	9 February
	Letter to Max Shachtman, February 10, 1932	10 February
	Letter to the National Committee, CLA, February 10, 1932	10 February
	Extract from Letter to the National Sections	13 February
	Letter to Alfonso Leonetti, February 14, 1932	14 February
	Letter to Simon and Schuster (Excerpts), February 26, 1932	26 February
	Open Letter to the CEC of the USSR, March 1, 1932	1 March
	A Discussion on Greece (Spring 1932)	1 March
	Letter to Alfonso Leonetti, March 6, 1932	6 March
	Message to the Conference of the Spanish Left Opposition	7 March
	Letter to the Central Committee of the Spanish Left Opposition, March 7, 1932	7 March
	Letter to Thomas, March 8, 1932	8 March
	Trotsky Discusses World Situation	12 March
	Letter to the Editors of the International Bulletin, March 15, 1932	15 March
	Letter to Alfonso Leonetti, March 23, 1932	23 March
	A Word of Welcome to Osvobozhdenie	29 March
	Maurice Parijanine: Interview on "Proletarian Literature"	1 April
	Letter to Stefan Manov (Excerpt), April 12, 1932	12 April
	Letter to Margarete Neumann, April 13, 1932	13 April
	The Left Opposition and the SAP	27 April
	Letter to Albert Glotzer, May 1, 1932	1 May
	Letter to Osvobozhdenie, May 4, 1932	4 May
	Letter to the Administrative Secretariat, May 6, 1932	6 May
	Trotsky Greets Unser Kamf	9 May
	German Paper Interviews Trotsky	12 May
	Interview with Montag Morgen	12 May
	Letter to Alfonso Leonetti, May 13, 1932	13 May
	On the Disarmament Question	16 May
	On the Labor Party Question in America	19 May
	Letter to the National Committee, Communist League of America, May 19, 1932	19 May
	Letter to the Communist League of Struggle, May 22 and 24, 1932	22 May
	Letter to the Administrative Secretariat, May 22, 1932	22 May
	Letter to Lazar Kling, May 23, 1932	23 May
	Letter to F. D. Voinoff, May 24, 1932	24 May
	Letter to the National Committee, Communist League of America, May 27, 1932	27 May
	Letter to Reg Groves, May 27, 1932	27 May
	Letter to Albert Glotzer, June 3, 1932	3 June
	Letter to the National Committee, Communist League of America, June 9, 1932	9 June
	Letter to the Sections of the ILO, June 9, 1932	9 June
	Stalinism in Straits; Opposition on Upsurge	10 June
	Closer to the Proletarians of the Colored Races	13 June
	The Coming Congress Against War	13 June
	Letter to the Spanish Youth, June 13, 1932	13 June
	Letter to Alois Neurath, June 14, 1932	14 June
	The Barbusse Congress	16 June
	A Letter to the Workers of Zurich	25 June
	Hands Off Rosa Luxemburg!	28 June
	An Appeal for the Biulleten, July 1932	1 July
	On Demyan Bedny (Obituary Reflections)	1 July
	A Discussion with Herbert Solow (Summer 1932)	1 July
	Letter to Max Shachtman, July 4, 1932	4 July
	Letter to Albert Glotzer, July 4, 1932	4 July
	I See War with Germany	16 July
	Letter to Albert Glotzer, July 18, 1932	18 July
	Declaration to the Antiwar Congress at Amsterdam	25 July
	“The Foundations of Socialism”	30 July
∅	Piłsudskism, Fascism, and the Character of Our Epoch	4 August
	Let Us Reenforce Our Offensive!	6 August
	Letter to Lazar Kling, August 7, 1932	7 August
	Perspectives of the Upturn	18 August
	A Conversation with Trotsky (August 1932)	25 August
	Letter to Aage Faerge, August 28, 1932	28 August
	Greetings to the Polish Left Opposition, August 31, 1932	31 August
	From the Archives (September 1932)	1 September
	“Down with Stalin” Is Not Our Slogan	1 September
	Letter to the Soviet Union, Autumn 1932	1 September
	Stalin Again Testifies Against Stalin	1 September
	A Suppressed Speech of Lenin And Other Items	1 September
	Letter to Reg Groves, September 6, 1932	6 September
	Germany: The Only Road	14 September
	Minutes of the Commission I	18 September
	The Spanish “Kornilovs” and “Stalinists”	20 September
	Peasant War in China and the Proletariat	22 September
	Letter to Osvobozhdenie, September 22, 1932	22 September
	Minutes of the Commission II	23 September
	The Expulsion of Zinoviev	1 October
	Leninism and Stalinism. Answers to Views of Louis Fischer	1 October
	A Strategy of Action and Not of Speculation	3 October
	Letter to Arne Swabeck, October 4, 1932	4 October
	Letter to Albert Glotzer, October 4, 1932	4 October
	Preface to the Polish Edition of Lenin's Left-Wing Communism, an Infantile Disorder	6 October
	Letter to the Editors of Oktoberbriefe, October 7, 1932	7 October
	Negotiations with Weisbord Suspended	13 October
	September Plenum of Communist International	13 October
	Prinkipo Letter, October 13, 1932	13 October
	The Lesson of Mill's Treachery, October 13, 1932	13 October
	Letter to Arne Swabeck, October 20, 1932	20 October
	Letter to the National Committee of the Communist League of America, October 20, 1932	20 October
	The Soviet Economy in Danger	22 October
	Minutes of the Commission: III	28 October
	German Bonapartism	30 October
	The Stalinists and Trotsky’s Radio Speech to America	1 November
	Trotsky Greets Weekly Militant (1932)	1 November
	In Defence Of October. Speech delivered in Copenhagen, November 1932	1 November
	Documents from Copenhagen	1 November
	Questions for Communists (November 1932)	1 November
	Letter to an Unknown Comrade, November 1932	1 November
	Literary Projects and Political Considerations	1 November
	On Students and Intellectuals	1 November
	A Bolshevik-Leninist Declaration on Comrade Trotsky's Journey	1 November
	Perspectives of American Marxism	4 November
	Letter to Friends in Frankfurt, November 5, 1932	5 November
	Mill as a Stalinist Agent	12 November
	Letter to the Leadership of the Communist League of America, November 13, 1932	13 November
	Trotsky Sues for a Literary Forgery	15 November
	Letter to Greek Friends En Route to Copenhagen, November 19, 1932	19 November
	Press Statement at Marseilles, November 21, 1932	21 November
	Press Statement on Leaving Dunkirk, November 22, 1932	22 November
	Press Statement on Reaching Esbjerg, November 23, 1932	23 November
	An Interview by Social-Demokraten	23 November
	An Interview by Politiken	23 November
	On the American Economic Crisis	26 November
	International Pre-Conference of the Left Opposition Presents Thesis	1 December
	"With Both Hands"	1 December
	Answers to Journalists' Questions	3 December
	The Passage of Trotsky to Anvers. Open Letter to Vandervelde	5 December
	Telegram to Édouard Herriot, December 7, 1932	7 December
	Press Statement at Brindisi, December 8, 1932	8 December
	Press Statement at Istanbul, December 11, 1932	11 December
	On the State of the Left Opposition	16 December
	Letter to Tsion, December 16, 1932	16 December
	Memorandum on a Forgery in Spain	19 December
	Letter to Osvobozhdenie, December 19, 1932	19 December
	Letter to the Belgian Section, December 20, 1932	20 December
	On Those Who Have Forgotten the ABCs	28 December
	Letter to the Leadership of the German Left Opposition, December 28, 1932	28 December
	On the Suppressed Testament of Lenin	31 December

 

1933

	Trotsky texts	Date
	German Perspectives	1 January
	On the War in China	1 January
	The International Left Opposition, Its Tasks and Methods	1 January
	A Letter to Prometeo, Published January 1, 1933	1 January
	Letter to the International Secretariat and to All Sections, January 4, 1933	4 January
	My Daughter’s Suicide	11 January
	The Danger of Thermidor. An Analysis of the Significance of Stalin’s Latest Speech	11 January
	Stalin’s Denial	14 January
	Letter to Jan Frankel, January 15, 1933	15 January
	Soviet Economy in Danger - Letter to the SAPD	26 January
	Letter to the Editorial Board, Die Sozialistische Arbeiter-Zeitung, January 26, 1933	26 January
	A Note on Max Eastman	28 January
	Two Articles on Those Who Have Forgotten the ABCs	28 January
	Serious Lessons from an Inconsequential Thing	28 January
	Preface to the Greek Edition of The New Course	28 January
	Letter to B. J. Field, February 1, 1933	1 February
	Greetings to the German Bolshevik-Leninists	2 February
	Before the Decision	5 February
	Letter to Maurice Parijanine, February 8, 1933	8 February
	Letter to Paolo Ravazzoli, February 15, 1933	15 February
	Letter to Jan Frankel, February 22, 1933	22 February
	The United Front for Defense: A Letter to a Social Democratic Worker	23 February
	The Struggle in the CLA	27 February
	The Negro Question in America	28 February
	Leon Trotsky on Hitler’s Victory	1 March
	A Great Success	1 March
	Letter to the International Secretariat Extract, March 1933	1 March
	Molotov on Zinoviev	1 March
	To the Austrian Social Democratic Opposition	3 March
	The Situation in Germany	3 March
	Uneven and Combined Development and the Role of American Imperialism	4 March
	Help Is Needed At Once	6 March
	Letter to the International Secretariat, March 7, 1933	7 March
	Letter to Arne Swabeck, March 7, 1933	7 March
	Letter to Max Shachtman, March 8, 1933	8 March
	Letter to Jan Frankel, March 8, 1933	8 March
	Letter to the National Council of Labour Colleges, March 10, 1933	10 March
	Hitler’s Victory	10 March
	Letter to the International Secretariat, March 12, 1933	12 March
	The Tragedy of the German Proletariat	14 March
	Letter to Albert Glotzer, March 14, 1933	14 March
	A Letter to the Politburo, March 15, 1933	15 March
	Germany and the USSR	17 March
	The US Bank Crisis	17 March
	Alarm Signal! Danger Draws Closer in USSR	18 March
	Letter to Bertold Grad, March 19, 1933. A Letter to an Austrian	19 March
	Hitler and the Red Army	21 March
	Austria Next in Order!	23 March
	What About Rakovsky?	23 March
	Letter to Comrade Lacroix, March 25, 1933	25 March
	KPD or New Party? (Ill)	29 March
	The Economic Onslaught of the Counterrevolution and the Unions	30 March
	Historical Objectiveness ...	1 April
	A Declaration to the Congress Against Fascism	1 April
	Letter to Jan Frankel, April 3, 1933	3 April
	The Collapse of the CPG and the Opposition’s Tasks	9 April
	Blind Obedience, Revolutionary Discipline, and the Youth	10 April
	Letter to Sidney Hook, April 11, 1933	11 April
	Letter to Jan Frankel, April 12, 1933	12 April
	Letter to Federico Vásquez and Mariano Vela, April 12, 1933	12 April
	Intellectuals Regrouping	13 April
	Letter to Jan Frankel, April 14, 1933	14 April
	Interview with B.J. Field, 1933	15 April
	Greetings to the Chilean Opposition, April 15, 1933	15 April
	Letter to the International Secretariat, April 17, 1933	17 April
	Letter to Jan Frankel, April 18, 1933	18 April
	Letter to South African Revolutionaries	20 April
	Discussion of the German Tasks	21 April
	Letter to Jan Frankel, April 21, 1933	21 April
	Letter to All Members of the Spanish Left Opposition, April 24, 1933	24 April
	Letter to Jan Frankel, April 27, 1933	27 April
	Letter to Jan Frankel, April 29, 1933	29 April
	Letter to Maurice Parijanine, April 30, 1933	30 April
	Letter to Max Shachtman, May 1, 1933	1 May
	What Must the Austrian Social Democratic Opposition Do?	3 May
	Preface to the Bulgarian Edition of Socialism in One Country	6 May
	Lessons of May Day in Austria	7 May
	Letter to Jan Frankel, May 8, 1933	8 May
	Celine and Poincaré: Novelist and Politician	10 May
	Letter to Jan Frankel, May 11, 1933	11 May
	Apropos the Foreign Policy of the Stalinists	12 May
	On the Foreign Policy of the Stalinist Bureaucracy	12 May
	An Explanation (May 1933)	13 May
	Letter to Henri Molinier, May 14, 1933	14 May
	Trotsky Greets Red Flag, British Organ of Left Opposition	19 May
	On Zinoviev and Kamenev	23 May
	What’s Happened to Rakovsky?	25 May
	Letter to Jan Frankel, May 26, 1933	26 May
	The German Catastrophe	28 May
	Letter to Henri Guemut, May 31, 1933	31 May
	Hitler’s ‘Disarmament’ and Prospects of War with Soviet Union	2 June
	On “The Fourth of August”	4 June
	Interview by Georges Simenon	7 June
	What Is National Socialism?	10 June
	Communist International Impotence Veils Itself with Parliamentary Cretinism	13 June
	Interview by the New York World Telegram	13 June
	The Party in the Field of Art and Philosophy	16 June
	The Platform of the Brandler Group	17 June
	New Falsifications of the Stalinists	17 June
	Letter to an Austrian Comrade, June 17, 1933	17 June
	A Correction (June 1933)	18 June
	It is Imposssible to Remain in the Same International with the Stalins, Manuilskys, Lozovskys & Co.	20 June
	How Long Can Hitler Stay?	22 June
	Letter to Jan Frankel, Summer 1933	1 July
	Interview by Alice Hughes	4 July
	Letter to Jan Frankel, July 5, 1933	5 July
	Zinoviev on the Party Regime	6 July
	Letter to Henri Molinier, July 7, 1933	7 July
	Letter to B. J. Field, Extracts, July 10, 1933	10 July
	Japan Heads for Disaster	12 July
	Letter to Albert Glotzer, July 12, 1933	12 July
	Fascism and Democratic Slogans	14 July
	Foreword to Leninism versus Stalinism	15 July
	It Is Necessary to Build Communist Parties and an International Anew	15 July
	Skrypnik's Suicide	15 July
	Farewell to Prinkipo	15 July
	Stalin Reassures Hitler on Trotsky’s ‘Return’	19 July
	Fontamara	20 July
	It Is Impossible to Remain in the Same International with Stalin, Manuilsky, Losovsky and Company	20 July
	A Necessary Clarification	26 July
	For New Communist Parties and the New International	27 July
	Letter to Erwin Ackerknecht, July 30, 1933	30 July
	Letter to Pierre Naville, July 31, 1933	31 July
	Letter to August Mougeot, July 31, 1933	31 July
	The Left Socialists and Our Tasks	5 August
	A Plenum is Needed to Deal with the Paris Conference	7 August
	Remarks on the French League’s Theses	8 August
	The Impermissible Conduct of Comrade Nin	10 August
	Moving to France	11 August
	Letter to Jan Frankel, August 12, 1933	12 August
	An Organ of Finance Capital on "Trotskyism"	13 August
	Declaration of the Bolshevik-Leninist Delegation at the Conference of Left Socialist and Communist Organizations	17 August
	Letter to La Vérité, August 18, 1933	18 August
	Letter to Pierre Frank, August 18, 1933	18 August
	Letter to Jacob Walcher, August 21, 1933	21 August
	Letter to the International Secretariat, August 22, 1933	22 August
	Letter to James P. Cannon, August 22, 1933	22 August
	Letter to Max Shachtman, August 22, 1933	22 August
	Building a New International and the United Front Policy	24 August
	The Declaration of Four	26 August
	Letter to Jacob Walcher, August 26, 1933	26 August
	Whither the ILP of Great Britain	28 August
	On the Conference of Left Socialist and Communist Organizations	31 August
	Stalin Prepares Treacherous Blow	1 September
	Left Socialist Conference	1 September
	Letter to the Belgian Section, Autumn, 1933	1 September
	A Discussion with Pierre Rimbert	2 September
	The Trade Unions in Britain	4 September
	Letter to Fritz Sternberg, September 4, 1933	4 September
	Letter to B. J. Field, Extract, September 6, 1933	6 September
	Planned Economy in the USSR: Success or Failure?	7 September
	Letter to the National Committee, Communist League of America, September 9, 1933	9 September
	More on the Paris Conference	10 September
	Letter to Henri Molinier, September 11, 1933	11 September
	Even Slander Needs Meaning	16 September
	Letter to the British Section, September 16, 1933	16 September
	It Is Time to Stop	18 September
	Letter to the Plenum of the International Secretariat, September 18, 1933	18 September
	About the United Front with Grzezinsky	20 September
	Problems of the Soviet Regime	23 September
	The USSR and the Comintern	24 September
	Letter to the British Section, September 25, 1933	25 September
	Attempts to Revive the Control Commission’s Corpse	27 September
	Proposed Statutes for the Plenum of the IS	27 September
	Comrade Witte’s Violations of Bolshevik Organizational Principles	28 September
	The ILP & the New International	30 September
	The Class Nature of the Soviet State (1933)	1 October
	Lozovsky, Strategist of the Proletarian Revolution	1 October
	Trotsky Writes to the British New Leader	2 October
	Letter to Jakob Walcher, October 2, 1933	2 October
	Letter to all sections and all Bolshevik-Leninist youth organizations, October 6, 1933	6 October
	Letter to the International Secretariat, October 8, 1933	8 October
	Letter to Jacob Walcher, November 2, 1933	2 November
	On the Saar Question	4 November
	Our Present Tasks (November 1933)	7 November
	Letter to Clifton Fadiman, November 9, 1933	9 November
	Maria Reese and the Comintern	10 November
	Answers to Questions from New York	13 November
	Answers to Questions by Anita Brenner	13 November
	Comments on the Active-Socialist Front	13 November
	Letter to Reg Groves, November 14, 1933	14 November
	The Discussion with Hennaut	16 November
	Minutes of the ICL Plenum	18 November
	Letter to Albert Glotzer, November 21, 1933	21 November
	Letter to Joseph Vanzler, November 21, 1933	21 November
	Letter to the International Secretariat, November 22, 1933	22 November
	Hitler the Pacifist	23 November
	Letter to Max Shachtman, November 25, 1933	25 November
	A Political Trial Without a Political Axis	26 November
	Letter to Jan Frankel, November 26, 1933	26 November
	Contribution Toward a Discussion on the Basic Theoretical Conceptions of the International Communist League	4 December
	Preface and Postscript, Abridged Edition of Ma Vie	4 December
	A Conference of the Bloc of Four	30 December
	Minutes of the Conference of Four of December 30, 1933	30 December

 

1934

	Trotsky texts	Date
	Hitler’s Program	1 January
	Anatole Vasilievich Lunacharsky	1 January
	On Bonapartism. Marxism is Superior	1 January
	For the Fourth International	5 January
	Revisionism and Planning	9 January
	Letter to the editors of Le Peuple, January 9, 1934	9 January
	Letter to a Group of SAP Comrades, January 11, 1934	11 January
	Are There Limits to the Fall?	18 January
	On the Eve of the Congress	20 January
	Notes of a Journalist (January 20, 1934)	20 January
	Notes of a Journalist (1934)	20 January
	The IS Reply to the British Majority	23 January
	Letter to the British Minority, January 23, 1934	23 January
	Unser Wort a Weekly - A Real Achievement	24 January
	Notes of a Journalist (January 27, 1934)	27 January
	Notes of a Journalist, December 12, 1933	27 January
	Letter to Lazar Kling, January 28, 1934	28 January
	Towards the Catastrophe	29 January
	Letter to Walter Held, January 29, 1934	29 January
	On The Jewish Problem	1 February
	A Statement on the Rakovsky Case	1 February
	On the Workers’ Militia	1 February
	Letter to Albert Glotzer, February 12, 1934	12 February
	Letter to Albert Glotzer, February 15, 1934	15 February
	Letter to Léon Lesoil, February 18, 1934	18 February
	Letter to Maurice Parijanine, February 20, 1934	20 February
	Two Articles On Centrism	22 February
	Centrism and the 4th International	23 February
	France Is Now the Key to the Situation	1 March
	A Concert for Herriot	1 March
	Letter to the League Communiste, March 2, 1934	2 March
	Rakovsky's Declaration of Submission	10 March
	After the Austrian Defeat	13 March
	Letter to Henk Sneevliet, March 16, 1934	16 March
	Letter to Henk Sneevliet, March 17, 1934	17 March
	Letter to the International Secretariat, March 19, 1934	19 March
	Letter to the International Secretariat, March 20, 1934	20 March
	Once More on Centrism	23 March
	Letter to the Editorial Board, La Verità, March 25, 1934	25 March
	Letter to Walter Held, March 29, 1934	29 March
	Letter to Arne Swabeck, March 29, 1934	29 March
	What is the Meaning of Rakovsky’s Surrender?	31 March
	Nationalism and Economic Life	1 April
	Letter to All Members of the Greek Section, April 5, 1934	5 April
	Letter to Albert Glotzer, April 10, 1934	10 April
	Letter to Paul-Henri Spaak, April 14, 1934	14 April
	My Interrogation by the Police	16 April
	Why I Am Being Expelled from France	18 April
	Behind Rakovsky's Capitulation	19 April
	Off With All the Blindfolds!	27 April
	Suggestions for a French Program of Action	1 May
	A Program of Action for France	1 June
	Concentrate Inside the Socialist Party	1 June
	Conversation with a Dissident from Saint-Denis	8 June
	Arguments and Rebuttals	8 June
	War and the Fourth International	10 June
	Letter to Alfonso Leonetti, June 15, 1934	15 June
	The Foreign Policy of the Soviet Union	16 June
	Our Response to the French CP’s New Turn	16 June
	The State of the League and Its Tasks	29 June
	A Greeting to New International, July 1934	1 July
	The League Faced with a Turn	1 July
	The League Faced with a Decisive Turn	1 July
	The Catalan Conflict and the Tasks of the Proletariat	1 July
	The Evolution of the SFIO	10 July
	Letter to Yvan Craipeau, July 12, 1934	12 July
	Bonapartism and Fascism	15 July
	Letter to Raymond Molinier, July 16, 1934	16 July
	Letter to the Ligue Communiste, July 19, 1934	19 July
	Supplementary Arguments and Suggestions for Articles	21 July
	Tasks of the International Communist League	21 July
	Clouds in the Far East	1 August
	On the Theses "Unity and the Youth"	1 August
	The Way Out (1934)	1 August
	Summary of the Discussion, August 6, 1934	6 August
	Letter to Maurice Dommanget, August 10, 1934	10 August
	If America Should Go Communist	17 August
	Letter to the Bolshevik-Leninists in the USSR, August 17, 1934	17 August
	Soviets in America?	17 August
	An Advocate Takes Up a Position on the French Situation	22 September
	Letter to the Belgian Section of the International Communist League, September 22, 1934	22 September
	The Present Situation in the Labor Movement and the Tasks of the Bolshevik-Leninists	1 October
	Reply to a Question About Birobidjan	1 October
	Letter to the Editors of Robitnichi Visti, October 20, 1934	20 October
	Letter to the International Secretariat and the Leadership of the Belgian Section, November 1, 1934	1 November
	Letter to the International Secretariat, November 1934	1 November
	Letter to James P. Cannon, November 3, 1934	3 November
	Whither France? (1934)	9 November
	No Compromise on the Russian Question	11 November
	We Should Join the Belgian Young Socialists	19 November
	Letter to Frangin, November 20, 1934	20 November
	Letter to the International Secretariat, December 1934	1 December
	On the Draft Political Statutes	1 December
	A Few Remarks on Revolution	1 December
	Remarks on the Kirov Assassination	10 December
	Letter to the International Secretariat, Excerpt, December 13, 1934	13 December
	Letter to the International Secretariat, December 15, 1934	15 December
	On the Kirov Assassination	30 December
	Trotsky Answers Indictment - Links GPU with Kirov Assassination	30 December
	Statement to the Press, December 30, 1934	30 December

 

1935

	Trotsky texts	Date
	How the Stalinists Ruin the Morale of the Red Army	1 January
	How History Is Written. Dished Up to Order by Stalin’s Savants on Frederick Engels Anniversary	1 January
∅	Diary in Exile	1 January
	Notes on the GBL’s Internal Problems	1 January
	Remarks on Our General Orientation	1 January
	The State and the USSR	1 January
	Against Desistance For the Radicals	1 January
	Answers to Questions by Louise Bryant	1 January
	A Trial Balance of the Stalin Amalgam	12 January
	The Case of Zinoviev, Kamenev and Others	16 January
	Everything Gradually Falls into Place	26 January
	Where Is the Stalin Bureaucracy Leading the USSR?	30 January
	Letter to the Members of the Plenum, January 31, 1935	31 January
	Letter to the French Leadership, January 31, 1935	31 January
	The Workers’ State, Thermidor and Bonapartism	1 February
	Letter to James P. Cannon, February 1935	1 February
	The Right to Vote for Stalin Is Granted - “Soviet Democracy”	11 February
	Letter to Henk Sneevliet, February 26, 1935	26 February
	Letter to the Polish Comrade V, February 28, 1935	28 February
	Again on the Question of Bonapartism	1 March
	Letter to the International Secretariat, March 2, 1935	2 March
	From a Letter to the Chinese Comrades, March 5, 1935	5 March
	From the CGT's Plan to the Conquest of Power	18 March
	Letter to the International Secretariat, March 23, 1935	23 March
	Letter to Léon Lesoil, March 24, 1935	24 March
	Letter to Maurice Dommanget, March 24, 1935	24 March
	Once Again, Whither France?	28 March
	Bolshevik-Leninists in USSR Face New Frame-Up	31 March
	The Situation in France and the Tasks of the Bolshevik-Leninist Group of the SFIO	15 April
	Notes on the SAP and the London-Amsterdam Bureau	15 April
	On the South African Thesis on the Agrarian and National Questions	20 April
	Centrist Alchemy or Marxism?	24 April
	News About the Family	25 April
	Stalinist Treason in l'Humanité	26 April
	Toward the New Youth International	1 May
	Why Are We Bolshevik-Leninists?	1 May
	Laval and the French Communist Party	1 May
	Stalin Has Signed the Death Certificate of the Third International	25 May
	Open Letter for the Fourth International	1 June
	On the Organizational Question, June 1935	1 June
	Students at Edinburgh Offer Trotsky Rectorship	7 June
	The Seventh Congress of the Comintern	7 June
	Telegram to Trygve Lie, June 7, 1935	7 June
	An Open Letter to the French Workers	10 June
	Letter to the International Secretariat, June 10, 1935	10 June
	Telegram to Trygve Lie, June 11, 1935	11 June
	Telegram to Johan Nygaardsvold, June 12, 1935	12 June
	Letter to the International Secretariat, June 13, 1935	13 June
	Letter to the International Secretariat and all youth sections, June 21, 1935	21 June
	Luxemburg and the Fourth International	24 June
	Letter to the International Secretariat, July 2, 1935	2 July
	Second Letter to the International Secretariat, July 2, 1935	2 July
	Letter to the International Secretariat, July 14, 1935	14 July
	Letter to the International Secretariat, July 17, 1935	17 July
	Second Letter to the International Secretariat, July 17, 1935	17 July
	Letter to the Polish Bolshevik-Leninists, July 18, 1935	18 July
	To Young Communists and Socialists Who Wish to Think	22 July
	A Report in Arbeiderbladet	26 July
	Letter to the Polish Bolshevik-Leninists, July 28, 1935	28 July
	Who Defends Russia? Who Helps Hitler?	29 July
	“Labels” and “Numbers”	1 August
	Chen Tu-hsiu and the General Council	10 August
	Letter to the National Committee Workers Party of the US, August 11, 1935	11 August
	Letter to the National Committee Workers Party of the US, August 12, 1935	12 August
	Preface to P.J. Schmidt’s Article on Holland	12 August
	Letter to the National Committee Workers Party of the US, August 13, 1935	13 August
	Letter to Weber, Abern and Glotzer, August 13, 1935	13 August
	The Church Struggle Under Fascism	19 August
	The Comintern’s Liquidation Congress	23 August
	Letter to the Editors of Action Socialiste Révolutionnaire, August 23, 1935	23 August
	A Case for a Labor Jury	29 August
	An Appeal (September 1935)	1 September
	Letter to the Emigré Committee of the IKD, September 2, 1935	2 September
	Letter to Cannon and Shachtman, September 4, 1935	4 September
	Letter to Abern and Weber, September 4, 1935	4 September
	Increasing Oppression the Path of Bureaucracy	6 September
	The Internationalists Need Our Help!	7 September
	The Stalinist Turn	7 September
	On the Seventh Congress of the Comintern	14 September
	Russia and the World Proletariat	14 September
	ILP and the Fourth International	18 September
	Letter to Abraham J. Muste, September 18, 1935	18 September
	Letter to Abraham J. Muste, September 24-25, 1935	24 September
	Engels’ Letters to Kautsky	1 October
	The Open Letter and the ILP	1 October
	Letter to Georges Vereecken, October 11, 1935	11 October
	Letter to Theo van Driesten, October 16, 1935	16 October
	Letter to Jean Rous, October 18, 1935	18 October
	Letter to the IS of the ICL, October 21, 1935	21 October
	Sectarianism, Centrism and the Fourth International	22 October
	Romain Rolland Executes an Assignment	31 October
	A Venerable Smerdyakov	1 November
	A Brief Remark	1 November
	Conversations with Earle Birney	1 November
	Letter to the International Secretariat, November 1935	1 November
	Advice on Canadian Farmers	1 November
	Not Hollow Preaching – But Clear Cut Slogans!	4 November
	Lessons of October (1935)	4 November
	Letter to Henk Sneevliet, November 5, 1935	5 November
	Edouard Herriot - Politician of the Golden Mean	7 November
	An Obvious Error	13 November
	Letter to Georges Vereecken, November 18, 1935	18 November
	Committees of Action – Not Peoples Front	26 November
	Committees Of Action – Not People’s Front	26 November
	Letter to the editors of Robitnichi Vysti, November 26, 1935	26 November
	How Did Stalin Defeat the Opposition?	30 November
	Letter to W, December 8, 1935	8 December
	Letter to the International Secretariat of the ICL, December 15, 1935	15 December
	Letter to Jan Frankel, December 15, 1935	15 December
	Letter to Jan Frankel, December 24, 1935	24 December
	Letter to Willi Schlamm, December 24, 1935	24 December
	Letter to Olav Scheflo, December 24, 1935	24 December
	Request for a Month’s Leave of Absence	27 December
	The Lenin-Trotsky Papers	28 December
	Letter to Georges Vereecken, December 30, 1935	30 December
	Letter to all Sections of the ICL, December 31, 1935	31 December
	Letter to Jan Frankel, December 31, 1935	31 December

 

1936

	Trotsky texts	Date
	The Revolution Betrayed	1 January
	Cablegram from Leon Trotsky Hits Hearst and Daily Worker Lies	1 January
	The Class Nature of the Soviet State (1936)	1 January
	How Lenin Studied Marx	1 January
	Whither France?	1 January
	The Young Lenin	1 January
	Against the Confusion of the Antwerp Comrades	4 January
	Entry into the Socialists in Poland	6 January
	Notes of a Journalist (1936)	10 January
	On the Soviet Section of the Fourth International	11 January
	20,000 Oppositionists Expelled from the Communist Party of the Soviet Union in Recent ‘Cleansing’	11 January
	Tell Workers the Truth About Stalin’s Hounding of Revolutionists in the Soviet Union	15 January
	The Treachery of the Spanish “Labor Party of Marxist Unity”	22 January
	Denial to Associated Press on Daily Worker Lies	28 January
	Stalin Frame-Up Mill at Work	30 January
	Once Again: The ILP	1 February
	Beware Opportunism!	9 February
	Letter to Léon Lesoil, February 9, 1936	9 February
	Letter to Walter Dauge, March 16, 1936	16 March
	On the Stalin Interview	18 March
	Alfred Rosmer’s Book	21 March
	France at the Turning Point	21 March
	Stalin Plans Wholesale Persecution	25 March
	France at the Crossroads	26 March
	The Faults of the ASR	29 March
	Letter to Walter Dauge, March 30, 1936	30 March
	A Jingle of Lies to Please the ‘Master’	11 April
	Tasks of The Fourth International In Spain	12 April
	The New Constitution of the USSR	16 April
	On Dictators and the Heights Of Oslo	22 April
	In the Columns of Pravda ...	16 May
	The Decisive Stage	5 June
	Letter to Georges Fux, June 6, 1936	6 June
	The French Revolution Has Begun!	9 June
	Revolutionary Interlude in France	9 July
	The Lesson of Spain	30 July
	Let Us Know The Facts	15 August
	An Interview On the Recent Moscow Trial	1 September
	In Norway	1 December
	The Moscow “Confessions”	18 December

 

1937

	Trotsky texts	Date
	Zinoviev And Kamenev	1 January
	The Stalin School of Falsification	1 January
	On the Iron Heel	1 January
	On the Jewish Problem (1937-1940)	1 January
	Thirst for Power	3 January
	I Stake My Life!	1 February
	Thermidor and Anti-Semitism	22 February
	The case of Leon Trotsky. Report of Hearings on the Charges Made Against Him in the Moscow Trials	1 April
	Not Guilty: Report of the Commission of Inquiry into the Charges Made Against Leon Trotsky in the Moscow Trials	1 April
	The Trial of the Danzig Trotskyists	29 April
	The Questions of Wendelin Thomas	6 July
∅	The Crimes of Stalin	27 July
	Stalinism and Bolshevism	28 August
	London Buro Aids Stalin Frame-Ups by Refusal to Join Probe Commission	5 September
	Trotsky Sees “Jap” Blow-up	20 September
	A Tragic Lesson	21 September
	On the Sino-Japanese War	23 September
	Pacifism and China	25 September
	Ultralefts in General and Incurable Ultralefts in Particular	28 September
	Drive to Aid CNT is Endorsed by Leon Trotsky	6 October
	A Letter to the Editor of the Modern Monthly	15 October
	The Beginning of the End	16 October
	Swiss Police Arrest Assassins of Murdered GPU Man, Reiss	19 October
	Ninety Years of the Communist Manifesto	30 October
	Stalin on His Own Frame-Ups	30 October
	It Is High Time to Launch a World Offensive Against Stalinism	2 November
	Once Again: The USSR and Its Defense	4 November
	Bertram Wolfe on the Moscow Trials	25 November
	Not a Workers’ and Not a Bourgeois State?	25 November
	Coming Trials to Reveal Secret Plans of GPU	27 November
	Moscow-Amsterdam “Unity:” A Diplomatic Maneuver	29 November
	Trotsky Urges Backing for Pioneer Publishers	29 November
	Letter to Florent Galloy, November 30, 1937	30 November
	On Democratic Centralism and the Regime	1 December
	Trotsky Contra Sneevliet	2 December
	Answers to Questions of Journalists on Verdict of Dewey Commission	13 December
	The Lessons of Spain: The Last Warning	17 December
	Telegram to the Dewey Commission	18 December
	Pages From Trotsky’s Journal	28 December

 

1938

	Trotsky texts	Date
	The USSR and Problems of the Transitional Epoch	1 January
	Twenty Years of Stalinist Degeneration	1 January
	The Transitional Program	1 January
	The Chinese Revolution	1 January
	Hue and Cry Over Kronstadt	1 January
	Letter to Jean van Heijenoort, January 2, 1938	2 January
	The Retreat from October	13 January
	Letter to Wendelin Thomas, January 17, 1938	17 January
	To the publishers of De Nieuwe Fakkel and De Internationale	21 January
	Letter to the International Secretariat, January 21, 1938	21 January
	Letter to James P. Cannon, January 21, 1938	21 January
	On the Caricature of Defeatism	26 January
	Letter to Jan Frankel, January 26, 1938	26 January
	The Fifth Wheel	27 January
	Letter to Alexis Bardin, January 27, 1938	27 January
	Letters to James P. Cannon, February 1, 1938	1 February
	Letter to Jan Frankel, February 3, 1938	3 February
	Letter to J. J. Bleiman, February 4, 1938	4 February
	Letter to James P. Cannon, February 4, 1938	4 February
	Introduction to Harold Isaacs' book The Tragedy of the Chinese Revolution	5 February
	Letter to John G. Wright, February 5, 1938	5 February
	Letter to Ragnar Christophersen, February 7, 1938	7 February
	Letter to Jan Frankel, February 7, 1938	7 February
	Letter to Charles R. Walker, February 10, 1938	10 February
	Letter to James P. Cannon, February 15, 1938	15 February
	Trotsky Sees Possibility of Foul Play in Death of His Son	18 February
	Leon Sedov Son, Friend, Fighter	20 February
	Letter to James P. Cannon, February 22, 1938	22 February
	Trotsky Nails Fresh Attack on His Asylum	23 February
	Trotsky Reviews Elements of New Trial; Cites Efforts to Gag Him	28 February
	Eight Ministers	1 March
	Letter to Henri Molinier, March 1, 1938	1 March
	Notes in the Margin of Pravda's Accounts	1 March
	Trial Seen as Reply to Dewey Commission	2 March
	Krestinsky's Repudiation	2 March
	Trotsky on Hearst	3 March
	To the Attention of Thinking People	3 March
	Behind the Moscow Trials	3 March
	Four Doctors Knew Too Much	3 March
	The Secret Alliance with Germany	3 March
	Corrections and Observations on the Testimony of the Accused	4 March
	The Third Moscow Trial	4 March
	The "Million Dollars"	5 March
	Army Opposed to Stalin	6 March
	Why So Many Centers? Why Do They All Submit to Trotsky?	6 March
	Answers to Mrs. Célarié	6 March
	The Role of Yagoda	7 March
	Strange New Developments	7 March
	Anachronisms	8 March
	Moscow's Diplomatic Plans and the Trials	8 March
	Stalin's Article on World Revolution	9 March
	Message to New York Protest Meeting	9 March
	Hitler’s Austria Coup Aided by Moscow Trial	10 March
	A Key to the Russian Trials	10 March
	The Case of Professor Pletnev	10 March
	Letter to Jeanne Martin, March 10, 1938	10 March
	The Defendants Zelensky and Ivanov	11 March
	Again on the Reiss Case	12 March
	Trotsky Explains to Kirchwey	13 March
	Cain-Dzhugashvili Goes the Whole Way	17 March
	A Reply to Ambassador Bilmanis	17 March
	New Defectors	17 March
	The Priests of Half-Truth	19 March
	Discussions with Trotsky I – The International Conference	20 March
	Stalin’s Trial as a Terrorist Demanded of League by Trotsky	21 March
	Discussions with Trotsky: II – How to fight for a labor party in the U.S.	21 March
	Discussions with Trotsky: III – The struggle against war, and the Ludlow amendment	22 March
	Discussions with Trotsky: IV – A summary of transitional demands	23 March
	Discussions with Trotsky V - Defense Organization and Attitude Toward Intellectuals	24 March
	Discussions with Trotsky VI – The Russian Question	25 March
	Roosevelt's Statement on Trotskyists in Russia	29 March
	Letter to Jan Frankel, March 30, 1938	30 March
	Letter to Margaret De Silver, March 31, 1938	31 March
∅	On the Labor Party Question in the United States	1 April
	The problem of the labor party	1 April
	Letter to James P. Cannon, April 5, 1938	5 April
	Letter to James P. Cannon, April 15, 1938	15 April
	Letter to H. Boyd-Sumner, April 15, 1938	15 April
	Letter II to James P. Cannon, April 15, 1938	15 April
	Letter to James P. Cannon and Max Shachtman, April 19, 1938	19 April
	Letter to James P. Cannon and Max Shachtman, April 20, 1938	20 April
	The Mexican Oil Expropriations	23 April
	On the Labor Party Question in the United States (1969 pamphlet)	23 April
	Letter to Sara Weber, April 26, 1938	26 April
	On the National Question	1 May
	Nationalized Industry and Workers’ Management	1 May
	Letter to Denise Naville, May 10, 1938	10 May
	The Individual in History	10 May
	Letter to James P. Cannon, May 12, 1938	12 May
	Letter to James P. Cannon, May 16, 1938	16 May
	Letter to James P. Cannon, May 17, 1938	17 May
	The political backwardness of the American workers	19 May
	Learn to Think - A Friendly Suggestion to Certain Ultra-Leftists	22 May
	Once More on Comrades Sneevliet and Vereecken	24 May
	Letter to James P. Cannon, May 25, 1938	25 May
	Letter to Jiří Kopp, May 31, 1938	31 May
	Revolutionary Art and the Fourth International	1 June
	Remarks on Czechoslovakia	2 June
	Mexico And British Imperialism	5 June
	Letter to Jan Frankel, June 5, 1938	5 June
	On the Transitional Program	7 June
	Letter to Leon Lesoil, June 12, 1938	12 June
	Letter to Jac Wasserman, June 14, 1938	14 June
	New War Flows from Versailles Banditry	18 June
	On Lovestone. No, It Is Not The Same!	18 June
	Art and Politics in Our Epoch. Letter to Partisan Review	18 June
	To the Congress of the Revolutionary Socialist Party of Belgium	22 June
	Letter to Rae Spiegel, June 29, 1938	29 June
	“It Is Necessary to Drive the Bureaucracy and the New Aristocracy Out of the Soviets”	4 July
	Stalin and Accomplices Condemned	5 July
	More on the Suppression of Kronstadt	6 July
	Their Morals and Ours	6 July
	For Freedom in Education	10 July
	On the Anniversary of Reiss's Death	17 July
	To the Conference of the Young People's Socialist League	17 July
	Trotsky Fears Fate of Klement, GPU Victim	18 July
	On My Conspiracy	19 July
	Was Leon Sedoff Murdered?	19 July
	How economic shifts affect mass moods	20 July
	Financing the Revolutionary Movement	23 July
	Three possibilities with a labor party	23 July
	Manifesto for an Independent Revolutionary Art	25 July
	The Forthcoming Trial of the Diplomats	25 July
	Fusion With the Lovestoneites?	29 July
	For a workers' and farmers' government	29 July
	Freedom of the Press and the Working Class	1 August
	Trotsky Tells of ‘Letter’ from Victim of GPU	1 August
	The Congress Against War and Fascism	1 August
	Fascism and the Colonial World	1 August
	Trotsky Brands ‘Klement Letter’ as GPU Forgery	4 August
	The USSR and Japan	11 August
	Soviet-Japanese War Inevitable	12 August
	Answers to the Questions of Lloyd Tupling	12 August
	Answers to Gladys Lloyd Robinson	18 August
	Damning Evidence in Sedoff Murder	24 August
	Trade Union Congress Staged by CP	27 August
	A Great Achievement	30 August
	Letter to Walter Dauge, August 31, 1938	31 August
	Letter to the SWP, September 4, 1938	4 September
	The Totalitarian Defeatist in the Kremlin	12 September
	Letter to Rose Karsner, September 13, 1938	13 September
	Yes or No? (1938)	14 September
	"Toward a Decision"	17 September
	Correspondence on the Custody of His Grandson	19 September
	The Totalitarian "Right of Asylum"	19 September
	The Assassination of Rudolf Klement	20 September
	‘Fight Imperialism to Fight Fascism,’ Trotsky Tells Cuban Press	21 September
	Anti-Imperialist Struggle Is Key to Liberation	23 September
	Trade Unions and the Social Crisis	29 September
	Social-Patriotic Sophistry	1 October
	Trotsky Predicts Stalin Will Now Seek an Understanding with Hitler	1 October
	Problems of the American Party	5 October
	What Is the Meaning of the Struggle Against "Trotskyism"? (About Lombardo Toledano and Other GPU Agents)	9 October
	A Fresh Lesson. On the Character of the Coming War	10 October
	To Our Friends and Readers	11 October
	The Problem of a New International	11 October
	Tasks of the Trade Union Movement in Latin America	11 October
	Speech on the Founding of the Fourth International	18 October
	Letter to the Editors of Biulleten Oppozitsii, Lutte Ouvrière, and Quatrième Internationale, October 22, 1938	22 October
	A False View	22 October
	Two Agents of "Democratic" Imperialism	22 October
	Isaacs's Book About China	23 October
	American Prospects	24 October
	A Few Words on Andre Breton	27 October
	Letter to Andre Breton, October 27, 1938	27 October
	Letter to James P. Cannon, October 30, 1938	30 October
	Czechoslovakia: Toward A Decision	1 November
	Latin American Problems: A Transcript	4 November
	"Peace in Our Time"?	4 November
	Karl Kautsky - Obiturary	8 November
	Lombardo Toledano's Lies	8 November
	A Program of Militant Struggle or of Adaptation to American Imperialism?	9 November
	Trotsky Defends Asylum in Slashing Reply to Toledano	10 November
	Can the Daily News be Sued?	11 November
	Terrorism and the Murders of Rasputin and Nicholas II	14 November
	The Twenty-First Anniversary	14 November
	A Contribution to Centrist Literature	15 November
	Toward a Revolutionary Youth Organization	18 November
	Stalin vs. Stalin	19 November
	Reply to Father Coughlin's Charges	28 November
	Letter to Margarete Ruthe, November 29, 1938	29 November
	For an Independent Youth Movement	30 November
	A Conversation with William R. Mathews	1 December
	On the Murder of Rudolf Klement	1 December
	Petty-Bourgeois Democrats and Moralizers	1 December
	Open Letter to Senator Allen, December 2, 1938	2 December
	Victor Serge and the Fourth International	2 December
	Problems of the Mexican Section	5 December
	Letter to James P. Cannon, December 5, 1938	5 December
	A Revolutionary Name for a Revolutionary Youth Group	10 December
	For a Systematic Political Campaign	12 December
	The French Question	13 December
	The Decisive Hour in France	14 December
	A Political Dialogue	20 December
	Where is the PSOP Going?	22 December
	Letter to Charles Curtiss, December 24, 1938	24 December
	Leon Trotsky Hits Back at NY Daily News Slanders	28 December
	To the Pillory! On the Last Congress of the CGT	31 December
	One More Lesson on the Lima Conference	31 December

 

1939

	Trotsky texts	Date
	Behind the Kremlin Walls	1 January
	To the Readers of Clave	1 January
	Letter to leading SWP members, January 1, 1939	1 January
	Clave and the Election Campaign	1 January
	A Necessary Statement	4 January
	Letter to H. R. Knickerbocker, January 6, 1939	6 January
	Letter to Rose Karsner, January 9, 1939	9 January
	Letter to Walter Held, January 9, 1939	9 January
	The Source of the Problem	11 January
	Letter to Frida Rivera, January 12, 1939	12 January
	Deposition to the Court	15 January
	Clave’s Statement on Rivera’s Resignation	17 January
	Suggestions for a Reply from the Pan-American Committee and the IS	17 January
	Letter to Charles Curtiss, January 18, 1939	18 January
	Letter to Enrique Espinoza, January 21, 1939	21 January
	The Tragedy of Spain	30 January
	Clarity or Confusion?	30 January
	Intellectual Ex-Radicals and World Reaction	30 January
	For Grynszpan, Against Fascist Pogrom Gangs and Stalinist Scoundrels	30 January
	Jouhaux and Toledano	30 January
	Stalin, Skoblin, and Company	30 January
	Lenin on Imperialism	1 February
	Letter to Albert Glotzer, February 14, 1939	14 February
	Letter to Charles Curtiss, February 14, 1939	14 February
	Letter to the POI Central Committee, February 14, 1939	14 February
	Letter to Charles Curtiss, February 15, 1939	15 February
	Letter to Rose Karsner, February 20, 1939	20 February
	Spain, Stalin and Yezhov	4 March
	Krupskaya’s Death	4 March
	Once again on the causes of the defeat in Spain	4 March
	The Betrayers of India	4 March
	Letter to Modern Quarterly	6 March
	What Lies Behind Stalin Bid for Agreement with Hitler?	6 March
	Once Again on the “Crisis of Marxism”	7 March
	A Step Towards Social Patriotism	7 March
	‘Learn to Work in the Stalinist Manner’	8 March
	Letter to Joseph Hansen, March 8, 1939	8 March
∅	Letter to Daniel Guérin, March 10, 1939	10 March
	Stalin’s Capitulation	11 March
	Stalin's Capitulation	11 March
	On Mexico's Second Six Year Plan	14 March
	Only Labor Can Stop War. Interview with the London Daily Herald	18 March
	A Proposal from Shanghai	18 March
	Our Work in the Communist Party	20 March
	Letter to the Pan-American Committee, March 22, 1939	22 March
	Their Friend Miaja	24 March
	The "Kidnapping” of Trotsky’s Grandson	26 March
	Letter to James P. Cannon, March 27, 1939	27 March
	Letter to CLR James, March 29, 1939	29 March
	Letter to Jan Frankel, March 31, 1939	31 March
	Fighting Against the Stream	1 April
	On the History of the Left Opposition	1 April
	Self-Determination for the American Negroes	4 April
	A Negro Organization	5 April
	Statement of the Pan-American Committee	5 April
	Letter to James P. Cannon, April 5, 1939	5 April
	Trotsky Greets Tresca on 40th Year as Fighter	10 April
	Letter to Gerard Rosenthal, April 10, 1939	10 April
	Letter to James P. Cannon, April 10, 1939	10 April
	Plans for the Negro Organization	11 April
	Letter to Jan Frankel, April 12, 1939	12 April
	Marxism in Our Time	18 April
	Letter to the Political Committee of the SWP, April 18, 1939	18 April
	Letter to Jan Frankel, April 20, 1939	20 April
	Problem of the Ukraine	22 April
	Letter to the Political Committee of the SWP, April 22, 1939	22 April
	On Laborde and Trotskyists in General	28 April
	The Bonapartist Philosophy of the State	1 May
	Letter to James P. Cannon, May 1, 1939	1 May
	Letter to Jan Frankel, May 1, 1939	1 May
	Letter to Victor Serge, May 6, 1939	6 May
	Letter to the POI Central Committee, May 9, 1939	9 May
	Letter to Jan Frankel, May 10, 1939	10 May
	Letter to James P. Cannon, May 27, 1939	27 May
	The SWP and Negro Work	1 June
	Letter to Rose Karsner, June 5, 1939	5 June
	A Graphic History of Bolshevism	7 June
	Moralists and Sycophants Against Marxism	9 June
	Soviet Plutarchs	10 June
	Toward a Balance Sheet of the Purges	10 June
	1917-1939	10 June
	Ten Years (of the Biulleten Oppozitsii)	10 June
	Letter to James P. Cannon, June 16, 1939	16 June
	The Riddle of the USSR	21 June
	Letter to James P. Cannon, June 23, 1939	23 June
	The Kremlin in World Politics	1 July
	Trotskyism and the PSOP	15 July
	Letter to the POI Central Committee, July 19, 1939	19 July
	On the Eve of World War II	23 July
	Open Letter to the Workers of India	25 July
	Letter to the International Secretariat, July 27, 1939	27 July
	Progressive Paralysis	29 July
	Independence of the Ukraine and Sectarian Muddleheads	30 July
	Three Conceptions of the Russian Revolution	1 August
	Letter to Margarete Ruthe, August 2, 1939	2 August
	Democratic Feudalists and the Independence of the Ukraine	5 August
	A Great New Writer: Jean Malaquais	7 August
	Stalin – The Temporary Holder of the Ukraine	1 September
	Ignace Reiss. The Second Anniversary of His Death	1 September
	On the War and the Soviet-Nazi Pact	2 September
	Statement to Press on Soviet-German Alliance	4 September
	Who Is Guilty of Starting the Second World War?	5 September
	Letter to T. Oleniuk, September 6, 1939	6 September
	The War and the Ukrainian Question	6 September
	Letter to Edward A. Ross, September 7, 1939	7 September
	Why Is Russia Mobilizing?	11 September
	Letter to James P. Cannon, September 12, 1939	12 September
	Sees Closer Hitler-Stalin Ties	14 September
	The USSR in War	25 September
	Letter to Rose Karsner, September 28, 1939	28 September
	The US Will Participate in the War	1 October
	Letter to Sherman Stanley, October 8, 1939	8 October
	Letter to the SWP, October 12, 1939	12 October
	Again and Once More Again on the Nature of the USSR	18 October
	The Referendum and Democratic Centralism	21 October
	Letter to Sherman Stanley, October 22, 1939	22 October
	Trotsky Tells British Paper He Will Not Write For It in Sharply Worded Statement	23 October
	On Workers' Self-Defense	25 October
	Letter to James P. Cannon, October 28, 1939	28 October
	Letter to Max Shachtman, November 6, 1939	6 November
	Right of Revolutionary Optimism	14 November
	Letter to the New York Times, November 20, 1939	20 November
	An Invitation from the Dies Committee	28 November
	Trotsky Gives NY Times Writer a Few Pointers	1 December
	The Twin Stars: Hitler-Stalin	4 December
	On Lenin’s Program	6 December
	Letter to the New York Times, December 6, 1939	6 December
	Trotsky Raps Press Lies on Dies Query	7 December
	The Dies Committee	7 December
	Why I Consented to Appear Before the Dies Committee	11 December
	Statement on Dies Backing Down	12 December
	Letter to James P. Cannon, December 15, 1939	15 December
	A Petty-Bourgeois Opposition in the Socialist Workers Party	15 December
	Letter to John G. Wright, December 19, 1939	19 December
	Letter to Max Shachtman, December 20, 1939	20 December
	A False Report	26 December
	Four Letters to the National Committee Majority, December 26, 1939	26 December
	Letter to the National Committee Majority of the SWP, December 27, 1939	27 December

 

1940

	Trotsky texts	Date
	The Class, the Party and the Leadership	1 January
	The World Situation and Perspectives	1 January
	Fragments from the First Seven Months of the War	1 January
	Letter to the National Committee Majority of the SWP, January 3, 1940	3 January
	Letter to the National Committee Majority of the SWP, January 4, 1940	4 January
	Letter to Joseph Hansen, January 5, 1940	5 January
	Open Letter to Comrade Burnham, January 7, 1940	7 January
	Letter to James P. Cannon, January 9, 1940	9 January
	Letter to Farrell Dobbs, January 10, 1940	10 January
	Letter to John G. Wright, January 13, 1940	13 January
	Letter to James P. Cannon, January 16, 1940	16 January
	Letter to William F. Warde, January 16, 1940	16 January
	Letter to Joseph Hansen, January 18, 1940	18 January
	From a Scratch – To the Danger of Gangrene	24 January
	Letter to Martin Abern, January 29, 1940	29 January
	Letter to the IEC of the Fourth International, February 1, 1940	1 February
	A Discussion With Carleton Smith	2 February
	Letter to Albert Goldman, February 10, 1940	10 February
	Letter to Albert Goldman, February 19, 1940	19 February
	Letter to the Executive Committee, Fourth International, February 20, 1940	20 February
	Back to the Party	21 February
	About "Science and Style"	23 February
	Letter to James P. Cannon, February 27, 1940	27 February
	Trotsky's Testament	27 February
	Letter to Joseph Hansen, February 29, 1940	29 February
	Fragments on the USSR	1 March
	Preface to a Book on War and Peace	1 March
	Letter to Farrell Dobbs, March 4, 1940	4 March
	Stalin After the Finnish Experience	13 March
	Declaration on the International Executive Committee	19 March
	Declaration on the Status of the Resident IEC	2 April
	Letter to Farrell Dobbs, April 4, 1940	4 April
	Letter to Joseph Vanzler, April 6, 1940	6 April
	Letter to Farrell Dobbs, April 16, 1940	16 April
	Letter to the Workers of the USSR	21 April
	Petty-Bourgeois Moralists and the Proletarian Party	23 April
	Balance Sheet of the Finnish Events	25 April
	On Japan’s Plans for Expansion. Letter to Chris Andrews, May 1, 1940	1 May
	Letter to Joseph Vanzler, May 2, 1940	2 May
	On a “Socialist” Ally of Chamberlain	14 May
	A Proposal to Professional Slanderers	14 May
	Manifesto of the Fourth International on Imperialist War and the Imperialist War	19 May
	Trotsky Letter Exposes Stalin Role in Recent Assassination Attempt	24 May
	Letter to James P. Cannon, May 28, 1940	28 May
	Letter on the Manifesto of the Fourth International	28 May
	Accusers or Accused?	28 May
	Letter to Colonel Sanchez Salazar, May 31, 1940	31 May
	The May 24th Attempt to Assassinate Trotsky	1 June
	Representative Toledano Hurls a New Slander	2 June
∅	Letter to Albert Goldman, June 5, 1940	5 June
	Dialectics Catches Up with Burnham and Shachtman	5 June
	Letter to El Nacional, June 6, 1940	6 June
	Stalin Seeks My Death	8 June
∅	Discussion with the SWP visitors (June 12, 1940)	12 June
	More Slander Around the Dies Committee	12 June
	Discussions with US trotskyists	12 June
∅	Discussion with the SWP visitors (June 13, 1940)	13 June
∅	Discussion with the SWP visitors (June 14, 1940)	14 June
	Trotsky Indicts the Kremlin’s Role in Europe’s Catastrophe	17 June
	The Kremlin’s Role in the War	17 June
	The Reptile Breed of The Nation	18 June
	GPU Tried to Cover Murder with Slander	25 June
	Condolences to the Harte	25 June
	We Do Not Change Our Course	30 June
	China and the Russian Revolution	1 July
	Letter to Raymond Molinier and Pierre Frank, July 1, 1940	1 July
	Questions About Mrs. Carmen Palma's Statement	1 July
	Pavon Flores, the GPU's Attorney	3 July
	Supplementary Deposition on the July 2 Hearing	3 July
	Supplementary and Indispensable Explanations of My July 2 Statements	5 July
	Nation Backs GPU	6 July
	On Conscription. Letter to Albert Goldman, July 9, 1940	9 July
	Letter to Albert Goldman, July 17, 1940	17 July
	Letter to Joseph Vanzler, July 17, 1940	17 July
	Letter to the Herald Tribune, July 27, 1940	27 July
	Appeal to the Press	27 July
	Misfortune of an Intellectual. Letter to Albert Goldman, July 29, 1940	29 July
	The Tanaka Memorial	1 August
	On The Future of Hitler’s Armies	1 August
	Nipping a New GPU Lie	2 August
	Stalin Still Hitler’s Vassal	2 August
	Letter to Generous Friends	3 August
	Assassins May Use "Trotskyist" Label	6 August
	On the “Workers” Party	7 August
	Some Questions on American Problems	7 August
	Letter to Albert Goldman, August 9, 1940	9 August
	How to Defend Ourselves	12 August
	Letter to James P. Cannon, August 13, 1940	13 August
	Letter to C. Charles, August 16, 1940	16 August
	Letter to Chris Andrews, August 17, 1940	17 August
	After Burnham – Macdonald	17 August
	The Comintern and the GPU	17 August
	Another Thought on Conscription	17 August
	On Dewey’s Philosophy. Letter to Jean van Heijenoort, August 16, 1940	17 August
	Welcome to “Our Small Garrison”	18 August
	Trade Unions in the Epoch of Imperialist Decay	19 August
	Trotsky’s Last Three Letters	20 August
	Bonapartism, Fascism and War	20 August
	Last Words of Leon Trotsky	20 August

 

Texts about or mentioning Trotsky

	Texts	Author	Date
	A Brief Outline of the Split in the RSDLP	Lenin	Jan 1905
	From the New-Iskra Camp	Lenin	Feb 1905
	Osvobozhdeniye-ists and New-Iskrists, Monarchists and Girondists	Lenin	Feb 1905
	Report on the Unity Congress of the RSDLP	Lenin	May 1906
	The Historical Meaning of the Inner-Party Struggle in Russia	Lenin	Sep 1910
	How Certain Social-Democrats Inform the International About the State of Affairs in the RSDLP	Lenin	Sep 1910
	The State of Affairs in the Party	Lenin	Dec 1910
	Judas Trotsky’s Blush of Shame	Lenin	Jan 1911
	Letter to the Central Committee of the RSDLP, January 22, 1911	Lenin	Jan 1911
	To the Russian Collegium of the CC	Lenin	Feb 1911
	Insertion for L. B. Kamenev’s Pamphlet Two Parties	Lenin	Jul 1911
	The New Faction of Conciliators, Or the Virtuous	Lenin	Oct 1911
	Fundamental Problems of the Election Campaign	Lenin	Dec 1911
	The Climax of the Party Crisis	Lenin	Dec 1911
	Trotsky’s Diplomacy and a Certain Party Platform	Lenin	Dec 1911
	Proposal on Rules for the Organisation Abroad Motioned at a Meeting of Bolshevik Groups Abroad	Lenin	Dec 1911
	The Anonymous Writer in Vorwärts and the State of Affairs in the RSDLP	Lenin	Mar 1912
	The Liquidators Against the Party	Lenin	Apr 1912
	The Liquidators Oppose Revolutionary Mass Strikes	Lenin	Jun 1912
	“Uniters”	Lenin	Jun 1912
	How P. B. Axelrod Exposes the Liquidators	Lenin	Jul 1912
	The Situation in the RSDLP and the Immediate Tasks of the Party	Lenin	Jul 1912
	The Present Situation in the RSDLP	Lenin	Jul 1912
	On the Eve of the Elections to the Fourth Duma	Lenin	Jul 1912
	The Illegal Party and Legal Work	Lenin	Nov 1912
	Original Postscript to the Article “The Development of Revolutionary Strikes and Street Demonstrations”	Lenin	Jan 1913
	The Question of Unity (1913)	Lenin	Feb 1913
	Controversial Issues - An Open Party and the Marxists	Lenin	Apr 1913
	Letter to Mikhail Olminsky, June 16, 1913	Lenin	Jun 1913
	A Good Resolution and a Bad Speech	Lenin	Dec 1913
	Narodism and Liquidationism as Disintegrating Elements in the Working-Class Movement	Lenin	Dec 1913
	The Liquidators’ Leader on the Liquidators’ Terms of “Unity”	Lenin	Feb 1914
	The Break-Up of the “August” Bloc	Lenin	Mar 1914
	Concluding Remarks to the Symposium Marxism and Liquidationism	Lenin	Apr 1914
	Organised Marxists on Intervention by the International Bureau	Lenin	Apr 1914
	Disruption of Unity Under Cover of Outcries for Unity	Lenin	May 1914
	Workers’ Unity and Intellectualist “Trends”	Lenin	May 1914
	Plekhanov, Who Knows Not What He Wants	Lenin	May 1914
	Unity (May 30, 1914)	Lenin	May 1914
	Clarity Has Been Achieved	Lenin	Jun 1914
	Adventurism (1914)	Lenin	Jun 1914
	The Political Significance of Vituperation	Lenin	Jun 1914
	The Kind of “Unity” Larin Proclaimed at the Swedish Congress	Lenin	Feb 1915
	Under a False Flag	Lenin	Feb 1915
	Why the German Social-Democracy Failed. Review of Leon Trotsky’s The War and the International	Alexander Sirnis	Mar 1915
	The Defeat of One’s Own Government in the Imperialist War	Lenin	Jul 1915
	The First International Socialist Conference at Zimmerwald	Lenin	Aug 1915
	On the Two Lines in the Revolution	Lenin	Nov 1915
	Social-Chauvinist Policy Behind a Cover of Internationalist Phrases	Lenin	Dec 1915
	Have the Organising Committee and the Chkheidze Group a Policy of Their Own?	Lenin	Feb 1916
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