Articles
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Trotsky’s Judas Women10.01.2023
He was called the Demon of the Revolution, the Red Bonaparte, and even Vladimir Ilyich – “Judas”: Leon Trotsky was certainly a bright personality, although quite disgusting.
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Planet without vizi10.01.2023
We are in Constantinople, first at the Consulate, then in a private apartment. A few pages from his wife’s notes on this first period:
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Trotsky’s life story10.01.2023
We were going down the Lena River. The current was slowly carrying several barges with prisoners and convoy.
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Trotsky’s early years10.01.2023
The father was undoubtedly superior to the mother in both intelligence and temperament. He was deeper, more reserved, more tactful. He had an unusually good eye, not only for things, but also on people.
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Family and school10.01.2023
In 1888, a lot of things started happening in my life. Things started happening in my life. I was sent to Odessa to study. It happened like this.
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Trotsky’s childhood10.01.2023
When I was born, my parents’ family already knew exuberance. But it was the rugged exuberance of people rising up from want and not wanting to stop halfway.
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Trotsky’s Last Treason10.01.2023
Exiled from the Soviet Union, Trotsky came to Mexico at the invitation of the famous artist Diego Rivera. Unfortunately, both guest and host suffered from epileptic seizures.
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Trotsky – Khrustalev-Nosar: a life-or-death argument10.01.2023
In the midst of the First Russian Revolution, in the fall of 1905, two men – the zealous revolutionary and Social Democrat Lev Trotsky and the young, successful solicitor general George Khrustalev-Nosar – met. This meeting determined the fate of one of them.
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The Demon of Revolution – Five myths about Leon Trotsky10.01.2023
In the first post-revolutionary years, Soviet propaganda presented Leon Trotsky as a mythical hero, and later as a mythical villain.
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The Jew Trotsky and the Russian Revolution10.01.2023
This year the centenary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, earlier so loftily called in Russia, has been marked quietly, I would say quietly and not solemnly.
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