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The New International, September 1940

 

Trotsky’s Writings in English

 

From New International, Vol. VI No. 8 (Whole No. 47), September 1940, pp. 173–174.
Transcribed & marked up by Einde O’Callaghan for ETOL.

 

The following bibliography of Trotsky’s writings consists only of books and pamphlets published in the English language. We hope shortly to be able to publish a complete annotated bibliography which will include not only books and pamphlets, but all his magazine and newspaper articles which have been published in English.

Where several editions of a work has appeared, we have listed the latest edition. Where a work has been known by different titles the alternate title has been put in parenthesis. We would appreciate hearing from our readers of any titles that have been omitted from this list, with information of date of publication and publisher.

Compiled by JACK MANN


BETWEEN RED AND WHITE:
A Study of some Fundamental Questions of Revolution, with Particular Reference to Georgia

Communist Party of Great Britain, 1922. 104pp.

The struggle between the Bolsheviks and counter-revolutionists for control of the Transcaucasian Republic of Georgia.


BOLSHEVIKI and WORLD PEACE, The
(The War and the International),

With an Introduction by Lincoln Steffens
Boni and Liveright, 1918. 238pp.

Written during the war, but before the Russian Revolution, this volume presents Trotsky’s views of the war with special reference to the international socialist movement.


COMMUNISM AND SYNDICALISM:
On the Trade Union Question

Communist League of America. 63pp.

A collection of articles written at various times on the problems of the French labor movement.


DEFENSE OF TERRORISM, The
(Terrorism and Communism)
A Reply to Karl Kautsky

Geo. Allen and Unwin, 1935. 176pp.

A vigorous reply to the charges of terrorism levelled against the Bolsheviks and a discussion of dictatorship and democracy, theoretically and historically.


FROM OCTOBER TO BREST-LITOVSK
Socialist Pub. Society, 1919. 100pp.

An essay on the Russian Revolution.


GERMANY: The Key to the International Situation
Pioneer Publishers, 1932. 45pp.

A survey of the world situation with particular respect to Germany with an analysis and critique of the policies pursued by the Communist Party of Germany.


HISTORY OF THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION, The
Simon and Schuster, 1932.

Trotsky’s monumental and classic history of the Russian Revolution up to the October Insurrection.


IN DEFENSE OF THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION
Pioneer Publishers, 1932.

A speech delivered to socialist students in Copenhagen.


IN DEFENSE OF THE SOVIET UNION
Pioneer Publishers, 1937. 40pp.

Excerpts from articles and books by Trotsky refuting the charges made by the Stalinists that he is an enemy of the Soviet Union.


I STAKE MY LIFE!
Pioneer Publishers, 1937. 23pp.

Trotksy’s speech in his own defense against the accusations levelled against him in the Moscow Trials.


INTERNATIONAL SITUATION AND OUR PROBLEMS, THE
Moscow, 1921. 15pp.


KIROV ASSASSINATION, The
Pioneer Publishers, 1935. 32pp.

A reply to the attempt of the Stalinists to link the murder of Kirov first to Zinoviev and Kamenev and then to Trotsky.


LEON SEDOV – Son, Friend and Fighter
Young People’s Socialist League (Fourth International), 1938. 31pp.

On the death of his son.


LENIN
Minton Balch, 1925. 216pp.

A biography.


LESSONS OF OCTOBER
Pioneer Publishers, 1937. 125pp.

Written as an introduction for the Russian edition of his collected writings of 1917, Trotsky relates his analysis of the strategy of the October Revolution to the 1923 defeats in Germany and Bulgaria.


LESSON OF SPAIN, The:
The Last Warning

London, 1938.

A summary of the experiences of the civil war in Spain.


LITERATURE AND REVOLUTION
International Publishers, 1925.

A study of Russian literature after the revolution, and an analysis of the relation of art to life.


LIVING THOUGHTS OF MARX
Edited with an Introduction by Leon Trotsky
Longman, Green, 1939. 184pp.

A selection of Marx’s writings with a lengthy introduction by Trotsky on the meanings of Marx today.


MY FLIGHT FROM SIBERIA
American Library Service, 1925. 60pp.

An account of Trotsky’s escape after being sentenced to enforced exile in Siberia for an indefinite period in 1907.


MY LIFE
Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1932. 598pp.

Trotsky’s autobiography.


ONLY ROAD, The
Pioneer Publishers, 1933. 93pp.

An analysis of the German situation in 1932.


OUR MILITARY SITUATION AND OUR FRONTS
E.C.C.I., 1920. 39pp.

Problems of the civil war and intervention.


OUR REVOLUTION
Edited with an Introduction by M.J. Olgin
Henry Holt, 1918. 220pp.

A compilation of articles dealing with the Russian Revolution of 1905.


PERMANENT REVOLUTION, The
Pioneer Publishers, 1931. 157pp.

An exposition of the famous theory "which makes no compromise with any form of class rule, which does not stop at the democratic stage, which goes over to socialist measures and to war against the reaction from without, that is, a revolution whose every next stage is anchored in the preceding one and which can only end in the complete liquidation of class society."


PROBLEMS OF THE CHINESE REVOLUTION
With an introduction by Max Shachtman
Pioneer Publishers, 1932. 432pp.

A collection of articles and speeches on the Chinese Revolution of 1925–1927.


PROBLEMS OF LIFE
Doran, 1924 114pp.


PROLETARIAN REVOLUTION, The
by Trotsky and Lenin, edited with an Introduction by Louis C. Fraina
Communist Press, 1918. 453pp.

A compilation of articles, written during the Russian Revolution.


REAL SITUATION IN RUSSIA, The
Edited with an Introduction by Max Eastman
Harcourt Brace, 1928. 360pp.

Contains the Platform of the Russian Opposition and Trotsky’s letter to the Bureau of Party History (re-published in a new translation in The Stalin School of Falsification).


RESULTS AND PERSPECTIVES

On the theory of the Permanent Revolution.


REVOLUTION BETRAYED, The
What is the Soviet Union and Where is it Going?

Doubleday, Doran, 1937. 308pp.

An appraisal of the Soviet Union today.


REVOLUTION IN SPAIN, The
Communist League of America, 1931. 31pp.

On the problems and tasks of the Spanish Revolution.


RUSSIA: PROBLEMS OF DEVELOPMENT OF THE U.S.S.R.
Communist League of America, 1931. 48pp.

Thesis of the International Left Opposition on the Russian Question.


SOVIET ECONOMY IN DANGER
Pioneer Publishers, 1933. 67pp.

An analysis of the situation in the Soviet Union on the eve of the second five year plan.


SOVIET UNION and the FOURTH INTERNATIONAL, The
Pioneer Publishers, 1934. 31pp.

An analysis of the class nature of the Soviet state.


SPANISH REVOLUTION IN DANGER, The
Pioneer Publishers, 1931. 62pp.

A criticism of the policies of the Communist Party of Spain and the program of the Left Opposition.


STALINISM AND BOLSHEVISM:
Concerning the Historical and Theoretical Roots of the Fourth International

Pioneer Publishers, 1937. 29pp.

An answer to the critics who attempt to identify Stalinism with Bolshevism.


STALIN SCHOOL OF FALSIFICATION, The
Edited with an Introduction by Max Shachtman
Pioneer Publishers, 1937. 326pp.

A collection of historical documents bearing on the dispute within the Communist Party of the Soiet Union between Stalin and Trotsky.


SUPPRESSED TESTAMENT OF LENIN, The
Pioneer Publishers, 1935. 47pp.

Contains Lenin’s testament and a lengthy commentary by Trotsky.


THIRD INTERNATIONAL AFTER LENIN, The
With an Introduction by Max Shachtman
Pioneer Publishers, 1936. 357pp.

A criticism of the program adopted by the sixth world congress of the Communist International, and an analysis of the policies pursued by the Soviet Union and the Comintern since Lenin’s death.


TURN IN THE COMMUNIST INTERNATIONAL AND THE GERMAN SITUATON, The
Communist League of America, 1930. 32pp.

A critique of the policies of the Communist Party of Germany.


WAR AND THE FOURTH INTERNATIONAL
Pioneer Publishers, 1934. 35pp.

Theses adopted by the International Communist League.


WHAT HITLER WANTS
John Day, 1933. 31pp.

An analysis of Hitler’s aims.


WHAT IS A PEACE PROGRAM?
Petrograd, 1918. 24pp.


WHAT NEXT?
Vital Questions for the German Proletariat

Pioneer Publishers, 1932.192pp.

An indictment of the policy of the “united front from below” and a program for defeating the threat of fascism and achieving workers power.


WHITHER ENGLAND?
International Publishers, 1925. 192pp.

An analysis of the political situation in England, its leaders and destiny.


WHITHER FRANCE?
Pioneer Publishers, 1936. 160pp.

A collection of articles on the political and economic crisis in France from February 1934 through June 1936.


WHITHER RUSSIA
Towards Capitalism or Socialism?

International Publishers, 1926. 128pp.

A discussion of Russia’s internal and international policy as affecting its economic development.


WORLD UNEMPLOYMENT AND THE FIVE YEAR PLAN
Communist League of America, 1931. 22pp.


MANIFESTO OF THE FOURTH INTERNATIONAL ON THE IMPERIALIST WAR
Pioneer Publishers, 1940. 48pp.

 
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