托洛茨基在著作《不断革命论》写道“社会主义革命在一国范围内完成是绝对不可能的。只有当新社会在我们整个星球上获得最后胜利之后，社会主义革命才会完成”，“在孤立的无产阶级专政下，各种国内外矛盾必然随着成就的增加而增加。如果无产阶级国家继续处在孤立的地位，它最后必然成为这些矛盾的牺牲品。”正是这个观点使他和斯大林产生了重大分歧，因此而导致这位“革命先知”的辗转流亡。
美国纽约帕斯芬德出版社1979年出版了托洛茨基文集（英文版全14册正册12卷，附册2卷），内收托洛茨基1929- 1940年流亡国外期间写的小册子、论文、书信、谈话纪要、对报刊发表的声明等，文集按写作年代顺序编排。正册12卷中所涉及的论题约1250个，篇幅长达6000多页。连同两卷副册，这套文集的总篇幅近8000页。
正册1-5卷为托洛茨基侨居土耳其期间的著作（1929、1930、1930-1931、1932、1932- 1933）；第6-7两卷为侨居法国期间的著作（1933-1934、1934 -1935）；第8卷为侨居挪威期间的著作（1935- 1936）；最后4卷为居住墨西暂期间的著作（1936- 1937、1937- 1938、1938- 1939、1939- 1940）。副册两卷，1929-1933 年的材料为第1卷，1934-1940年的材料为第2卷。两卷均附有注释和索引，第2卷还附有一份两卷综合索引。
◆侨居土耳其
1929年1月，托洛茨基被驱逐出国。2月，抵土耳其君士坦丁堡，侨居在马尔马拉海的普林吉坡岛。1929年7月，主编出版《反对派通报》。1932年2月，被剥夺苏联公民权，开除苏联国籍。1929年-1932年间，完成《我的生平》《俄国革命史》《不断革命》等书。
1929年卷· 目录
Introduction to Writings of Leon Trotsky (1929-40) 9
Preface 13
Chronology 17
C'est la Marche des Evenements! (February 25, 1929) 21
Deportation from the Soviet Union (February 25, 1929) 28
How Could This Happen? (February 25, 1929) 36
Stalin's Victory (February 25, 1929) 40
Where Is the Soviet Republic Going?
(February 25, 1929) 45
Is Parliamentary Democracy Likely to Replace the
Soviets? (February 25, 1929) 52
On the Secret Ballot (February 27, 1929) 58
What Is the Immediate Aim of Exiling Trotsky?
(March 4, 1929) 60
Protests to the GPU (March 5 and 8, 1929) 63
Interview by the Daily Express (March 16, 1929) 65
Within the Right-Centrist Bloc (March 20, 1929) 67
Open Letter to the Workers of the USSR
(March 29, 1929) 74
Groupings in the Communist Opposition (March 31, 1929) 80
Tasks of the Opposition (March 1929) 86
What We Intend to Publish First (March 1929) 90
Communists and the Bourgeois Press (March 1929) 93
Stater.. l. ent to the Press (April 15, 1929) 98
A Lesson in Democracy I Did Not Receive
(April 22, 1929) 100
Interview by the Osaka Mainichi (April 24, 1929) 108
Six Years of the Brandlerites (April 25, 1929) 111
Preface to La Revolution Defiguree (May 1, 1929) 117
The Basic, Fundamental Question (May 10, 1929) 128
Tasks of the American Opposition (May 1929) 130
The Capitulators of the Third Wave (May 22, 1929) 135
Radek and the Opposition (May 26, 1929) 139
The Political Situation in China and the Tasks of
the Bolshevik-Leninist Opposition (June 1929) 143
The Bolshevik Oppositionists Need Help (June 1, 1929) 150
Why I Want to Come to London (June 11, 1929) 151
Once More on Brandler and Thalheimer (June 12, 1929) 155
Tenacity, Tenacity, Tenacity! (June 14, 1929) 161
What Will the First of August Bring? (June 26, 1929) 165
Combatting Lies and Slanders (June 1929) 174
Prologue, Mis Peripecias en Espana (June 1929) 175
From the Publisher (July 1929) 177
Necessary Clarifications Concerning the First of
August (July 1929) 178
Diplomacy or Revolutionary Politics? (July 1, 1929) 180
A Man Overboard (July 3, 1929) 188
How Revolutionaries Are Formed (July 11, 1929) 190
A Letter to the Daily Herald (July 15, 1929) 195
The Sino-Soviet Conflict: A Press Statement
(July 22, 1929) 196
A Wretched Document (July 27, 1929) 198
The Sino-Soviet Conflict and the Opposition
(August 4, 1929) 213
An Open Letter to the Editorial Board of La Verite
(August 6, 1929) 222
A Declaration of La Verite (August 1929) 226
A Letter to the Editorial Board of La Lutte de
Classes (August 11, 1929) 236
To the Marx and Lenin Circle (August 22, 1929) 246
Questions for the Leninbund (August 24, 1929) 247
From a Letter to an Oppositionist in the USSR
(August 24, 1929) 250
On the Psychology of Capitulation (September 1929) 254
Comrade Sosnovsky's Letters (September 1929) 257
From the Publisher (September 1929) 259
G.!. Myasnikov's Escape and His Ordeal
(September 1929) 260
Radek and the Bourgeois Press (September 1929) 261
Defense of the Soviet Republic and the Opposition
(September 7, 1929) 262
Where Is the Leninbund Going? (September 19, 1929) 304
A Letter to the Italian Left Communists
(September 25, 1929) 318
An Open Letter to the Bolshevik-Leninists Who Signed
the August 22 Declaration (September 25, 1929) 325
Letter to the USSR Accompanying the August 22
Declaration (September 25, 1929) 329
The Sino-Soviet Conflict and the Position of the
Belgian Oppositionists (September 30, 1929) 332
On the Politics of the Left Opposition in Germany
(September 30, 1929) 337
What Next? The Bolshevik Opposition in the CPSU
(October 1929) 340
Rebuke to a Capitulator (October 1929) 345
Disarmament and the United States of Europe
(October 4, 1929) 346
A Letter to Friends in the USSR (October 1929) 358
The Twelfth Anniversary of October (October 17, 1929) 362
Greetings to the Weekly Militant (October 19, 1929) 370
An Interview on the August 22 Declaration
(October 19, 1929) 372
On Socialism in One Country and Ideological
Prostration (November 1929) 373
We Need Help (November 1929) 375
The Faces Change, the System Remains
(November 7, 1929) 379
The Austrian Crisis and Communism
(November 13, 1929) 383
How to Help the Centrists (November 26, 1929) 397
A Return to the Party? (Autumn 1929) 399
From the Opposition's Circular-Letters
(December 20 and 28, 1929) 401
Bessedovsky's "Revelations" (December 21, 1929) 406
A Reply to the Chinese Oppositionists
(December 22, 1929) 407
The Murder of Jakob Blumkin (December 1929) 412
Notes and Acknowledgments 415
Index 455
Other Writings of 1929 461
1930年卷· 目录
Preface 9
Chronology 12
The Three Factions in the Comintern (1 930) 15
Some Results of the Sino-Soviet Conflict
(January 3, 1 930) 20
Jakob Blumkin Shot by the Stalinists (January 4, 1 930) 22
The "Third Period" of the Comintern's Errors
(January 8, 1 930) 27
A Necessary Supplement (January 9, 1 9 30) 69
"To Patiently Explain" (January 10, 1 930) 71
From the Editorial Board (January 20, 1 930) 75
A New Step Forward (January 21 , 1 930) 76
Lessons of the Capitulations (Pub lish ed February 1 930) 79
An Open Letter to All Members of the Leninbund
(Feb ruary 6, 1 930) 87
Reply to a Friend's Letter (Feb ruary 7, 1 930) 96
Unifying the Left Opposition (Feb ruary 8, 1 930) 98
Stalin Has Formed an Alliance with Schumann and
Kerensky Against Lenin and Trotsky
(Febru ary 9, 1 930) 100
The New Course in the Soviet Economy
(February 1 3,1 930) 105
Yes or No? (March 1 , 1 930) 120
The Five- Year Plan and World Unemployment
(March 1 4, 1 930) 123
Answers to Questions from the USSR (March 1 930) 130
Open Letter to the Communist Party of the Soviet Union
(March 23, 1 930) 135
"As Pure and Transparent as Crystal" (March 1 930) 151
Three Editorials (April 1 930) 157
They Didn't Know (April 1 930) 159
The Slogan of a National Assembly in China
(April 2, 1 930) 164
A Squeak in the Apparatus (April 1 3, 1 930) 168
A Letter to a Lovestoneite (April 1 6, 1 930) 186
A Big Step Forward (April 1 930) 187
An Open Letter to the Prometeo Group (April 22, 1 930) 191
Toward Capitalism or Socialism? (April 25, 1 930) 193
Six Letters to Olberg (January 30 to April 27, 1 930) 210
Answer to Graef on Collectivization
(Pub lished May 1 930) 216
Forgetful Myasnikov (Published May 1 930) 218
Problems of the Italian Revolution (May 1 4, 1 930) 220
With Marxist Spectacles (May 1 6, 1 930) 228
A Progress Report to the USSR (May 23, 1 930) 230
What Is Centrism? (May 28, 1 930) 234
The Revolution in India, Its Tasks and Dangers
(May 30, 1 930) 242
Toward the Sixteenth Congress of the CPSU
(May 3 1 , 1 930) 253
Reply to Comrade K. (June 1 930) 262
Notes of a Journalist (Published June 1 930) 264
The Valuable Work of F. Dingelstedt (June 1 930) 274
The New Masses as "Defender" of the October Revolution
(Ju ne 1 0 , 1 930) 275
The Sources of Manuilsky and Company (June 1 930) 280
To the Editorial Board of Prometeo (Ju ne 1 9, 1 930) 284
Circular Letter Number One (Ju ne 2 1 , 1 930) 290
An Intolerable Situation (Ju ne 21 , 1 930) 298
Capriciousness in the Editing of Our Press
(Ju ne 2 1 , 1 930) 299
No Limits on Any Party Member (Ju ne 26, 1 930) 301
Circular Letter Number Two (Ju ne 29, 1 930) 302
How the ILO Is Doing (1 930) 303
Stalin and His Agabekov (July 1 930) 305
Stalin as a Theoretician (July 1 5, 1 930) 308
Preliminary Comments on the Sixteenth Congress
(July 25, 1 930) 335
Who Will Prevail? (Pub lished August 1 930) 337
Notes of a Journalist (Published August 1 930) 344
A Letter to Hungarian Comrades (August 1, 1 930) 349
Propos al for an Open Letter (August 6, 1 930) 352
World Unemployment and the Soviet Five-Year Plan
(August 2 1 , 1 930) 353
Two Letters to China
(August 22 and Septemb er 1 , 1 93 0) 363
Greetings to La Verite (August 25, 1 930) 367
Notes of a Journalist (Published September 1 930) 373
Another Letter to Hungarian Comrades
(Septem ber 17, 1930) 382
The Internal Situation of the French League
(Septem ber 25, 1930) 386
Physical Attack, Slander, and Provocation
(October 1 930) 389
On Convoking a European Conference (October 1930) 393
Notes and Acknowledgments 395
Index 435
Other Writings of 1930 443
1930-1931年卷· 目录
Preface 9
Chronology 1)
Manifesto on China of the International Left Opposition
(September 1930) 17
To the conference of the German Left Opposition
(September 17, 1930) 28
On the declaration by the Indochinese Oppositionists
(September 18, 1930) 34
The Krestintern and the Anti-Imperialist League
(Published September 1930) 40
A history of the second Chinese revolution is needed
(Published September 1930) 43
Molotov's prosperity in knowledge (Published September 1930) 45
To the Bulgarian comrades (October 4, 1930) 52
To the Executive Committee of the Belgian Opposition
(October 12, 1930) 56
Introduction to the Rakovsky declaration (October 22, 1930) 59
Tasks in the USSR (October 31, 1930) 62
The bloc of the Right and the Left (November 21, 1930) 68
What next in the campaign against the Russian right wing?
(Published November 1930) 73
What is to be learned from the saboteurs' trial?
(Published November 1930) 79
The fight against war can allow no illusions
(Published November 1930) 83
On the question of Thermidor and Bonapartism (November 1930) 85
Thermidor and Bonapartism (November 26, 1930) 88
Doubts and objections about the Bulgarian manifesto
(November 29, 1930) 95
Remarks on Frank's work on collectivization (December 9, 1930) 99
The Opposition's record on the Kuomintang (December 10, 1930) 104
The successes of socialism and the dangers of adventurism
(December 1930) 106
Notes of a journalist (Published December 1930) 128
National conferences and internationalism (December 22, 1930) 134
Another victim of Stalin (December 1930) 138
At the fresh grave of Kote Tsintsadze (January 7, 1931) 140
To the Chinese Left Opposition (January 8, 1931) 144
Critical remarks about Prometeo's resolution on
democratic demands (January IS, 1931) 154
Monatte-Advocate of the social-patriots (January 26, 1931) 158
Problems of the German section (January 31, 1931) 160
A letter to the Politburo (February IS, 1931) 166
The crisis in the German Left Opposition (February 17, 1931) 169
Interview by the 'Manchester Guardian' (February 1931) 196
Nina V. Vorovskaya (Published March 1931) 206
The five-year plan in four years? (Published March 1931) 208
Notes of a journalist (Published March 1931) 211
The case of Comrade Ryazanov (March 8, 1931) 220
The real disposition of the pieces on the political chessboard
(March I I, 1931) 227
I await criticism from the sections (April 1931) 231
Problems of the development of the USSR (April 4, 1931) 233
Two letters to the Prometeo group (April 14-May 28, 1931) 267
A new slander against D.B. Ryazanov (May I, 1931) 269
Part of the responsibility (May 23, 1931) 272
On Comrade Treint's declaration (May 23, 1931) 274
Notes of a journalist (Published June 1931) 280
Principled and practical questions facing the Left Opposition
(June 5, 1931) 287
The Italian Opposition and the Spanish revolution (June 9, 1931) 299
French and the revolution (June 9, 1931) 301
French leadership problems (June 28, 1931) 303
Scoundrels and their assistants (July 8, 1931) 312
Letter to the 'Manchester Guardian' (July 1931) 315
Replies to an Associated Press correspondent (July 14, 1931) 316
A letter to 'Pravda' (July IS, 1931) 321
New zigzags and new dangers (July IS, 1931) 323
Greetings to the weekly 'Militant' (July 19, 1931) 337
Some ideas on the period and the tasks of the Left Opposition
(July 28, 1931) 338
A motion and its interpretation (August 20, 1931) 344
Very significant facts (Published September 1931) 345
To friendly, sympathetic, vacillating, skeptical, and
antagonistic readers (Published September 1931) 348
An explanation in a circle of friends (September 2, 1931) 353
A letter to Albert Treint (September 13, 1931) 358
Another letter to Albert Treint (September 22, 1931) 367
Internal difficulties of the French Communist League
(September 25, 1931) 370
Letter to the conference of the French Communist League
(September 25, 1931) 376
Summary on the French question (October 9, 1931) 381
A reply to Albert Weisbord (October 10, 1931) 385
Tasks of the Left Opposition in Bulgaria (October 17, 1931) 387
Tasks of the Left Opposition in Britain and India
(November 7, 1931) 389
The British elections and the communists (November 10, 1931) 397
Russian-German trade relations (November 14, 1931) 403
What is fascism? (November 15, 1931) 405
What is a revolutionary situation? (November 17, 1931) 407
The Japanese invasion of Manchuria (November 30, 1931) 412
The founding of the German SAP (December 14, 1931) 419
One always begins weak (December 17, 1931) 421
A letter to the national sections (December 22, 1931) 422
The CLA role in Europe (December 25, 1931) 433
Personal sympathies and political responsibilities
(December 25, 1931) 435
Some historical facts (December 28, 1931) 437
The White Guard preparation of a terrorist act against
Comrade Trotsky (December 1931) 440
Notes and acknowledgments 447
Other writings of 1930-31 498
Works of Leon Trotsky published by Pathfinder 499
Index 501
1932年卷· 目录
Preface
Chronology
CONTENTS
The "Uprising" of November 7, 1927
(January 2, 1932)
A Letter to the Politburo (January 4, 1932)
The Left Opposition and the Right Opposition
(Published January 1932)
Internal Polemics and the Party Press
(January 5, 1932)
Reply to the Jewish Group in the Communist
League of France (January 15, 1932)
No Deal with German Government
(January 23, 1932)
Is Stalin Weakening or the Soviets?
(January 1932)
For Collaboration Despite Differences
(February 10, 1932)
Answers to Questions by the New York Times
(February 15, 1932)
From a Letter to Simon and Schuster
(February 26, 1932)
Interview by the Associated Press
(February 26, 1932)
Interview by the United Press
(February 29, 1932)
On Being Deprived of Soviet Citizenship
(March 1, 1932)
A Correction on Rakovsky (March 15, 1932)
A Word of Welcome to Osvobozhdenie
(March 29, 1932)
I See War with Germany (Published April 1932) 76
The Left Social Democrats (April 12, 1932) 8 3
O n a Political Novel (April 13, 1932) 8 4
Answers t o Questions b y the Chicago Daily News
(April 23, 1932) 8 5
"The Foundations o f Socialism" (May 1932) 87
A Reply t o May Day Greetings (May 4, 1932) 91
"Blocs" and Absurdities (May 6, 1932) 92
The Labor Party Question in the United States
(May 19, 1932) 94
International and National Questions
(May 19, 1932) 98
Who Should Attend the International Conference?
(May 22, 1932) 99
To the Communist League of Struggle
(May 22, 1932) 104
To a Bulgarian Worker in the U. S.
(May 24, 1932) 110
Closer to the Proletarians of the "Colored"
Races! (June 13, 1932) 111
The Coming Congress Against War
(June 13, 1932) 113
Why I Signed Radek's Theses on Germany
(June 14, 1932) 118
The Stalin Bureaucracy in Straits
(June 16, 1932) 121
A Letter to the Workers of Zurich
(June 25, 1932) 127
Hands Ofr Rosa Luxemburg! (June 28, 1932) 131
An Appeal for the Biulleten (July 1932) 143
On Demyan Bedny (July 1932) 144
Declaration to the Antiwar Congress at
Amsterdam (July 25, 1932) 148
Pilsudskism, Fascism, and the Character of Our
Epoch (August 4, 1932) 156
Intensify the Offensive! (August 6, 1932) 166
Three Letters to Lazar Kling
(February 9-August 7, 1932) 169
Perspectives of the Upturn (August 18, 1932) 173
A Conversation with Trotsky
(August 25, 1932) 176
Greetings to the Polish Left Opposition
(August 31, 1932) 180
Fourteen Questions on Soviet Life and
Morality (September 1 7, 1932)
Peasant War in China and the Proletariat
(September 22, 1932)
"Do Not Ask So Long" (September 22, 1932)
From the Archives (September 1932)
A Proposal to an American Editor
(Published October 1932)
For a Strategy of Action, Not Speculation
(October 3, 1932)
Preface to the Polish Edition of Lenin's
Left-Wing Communism, an Infantile
Disorder (October 6, 1932)
Zigzags and Eclectic Nonsense
(October 7, 1932)
Fifteen Years! (October 13, 1932)
The Twelfth Plenum of the Comintern
(October 13, 1932)
A Letter to Weisbord (October 13, 1932)
Mill as a Stalinist Agent (October 1932)
The Lesson of Mill's Treachery
(October 13, 1932)
The Expulsion of Zinoviev and Kamenev
(October 19, 1932)
On Field and Weisbord (October 20, 1932)
The Soviet Economy in Danger
(October 22, 1932)
Leninism and Stalinism (October 1932)
Greetings to The Militant (November 1, 1932)
Perspectives of American Marxism
(November 4, 1932)
To Friends in Frankfurt (November 5, 1932)
Field's Future Role (November 13, 1932)
Stalin Again Testifies Against Stalin
(Autumn 1 932)
A Suppressed Speech of Lenin (Autumn 1932)
To Greek Friends En Route to Copenhagen
(November 19, 1932)
Press Statement at Marseilles
(November 21, 1932)
Press Statement on Leaving Dunkirk
(November 22, 1932)
Press Statement on Reaching Esbjerg
(November 23, 1932)
An Interview by Social-Demokraten
(November 23, 1932)
An Interview by Politiken (November 23, 1932)
Radio Message to the United States
(November 27, 1932)
Questions for Communists (November 1932)
To an Unknown Comrade (November 1932)
Literary Projects and Political Considerations
(November 1932)
On Students and Intellectuals (November 1932)
A Bolshevik-Leninist Declaration on Comrade
Trotsky's Journey (November 1932)
Answers to Journalists' Questions
(December 3, 1932)
An Open Letter to Vandervelde
(December 5, 1932)
A Telegram to Herriot (December 7, 1932)
Press Statement at Brindisi (December 8, 1932)
Press Statement at Istanbul (December 11, 1932)
Appendix
Interview on "Proletarian Literature"
by Maurice Parijanine (April 1932)
Other Writings of 1932
Notes and Acknowledgments
Index
1932-1933年卷· 目录
Preface
Chronology
CONTENTS
"With Both Hands" (December 1932)
On the State of the Left Opposition (December 1'6,
1932)
A Letter to Bulgaria (December 19, 1932)
The Belgian Opposition and Its Newspaper
(December 20, 1932)
The Crisis in the German Section (December 28,
1932)
On Those Who Have Forgotten the ABC
(December 28, 1932)
The International Left Opposition, Its Tasks
and Methods (December 1932)
A Letter to Prometeo (Published January 1, 1933)
The Mistake of the International Secretariat
(January 4, 1933)
Marxism and Eastman (January 4, 1933)
My Daughter's Suicide (January 11, 1933)
The Danger of Thermidor (January 11, 1933)
Stalin's Denial (January 14, 1933)
A Test of the Three Factions (January 26, 1933)
Preface to the Greek Edition of The New Course
(January 28, 1933)
Serious Lessons from an Inconsequential Thing
(January 28, 1933)
Alarm Signal! (March 3, 1933)
Uneven and Combined Development and the Role
of American Imperialism (March 4, 1933)
Help Is Needed At Once (March 6, 1933)
The Situation in the American League
(March 7, 1933) 124
A Great Success (March 1933) 129
Hitler's Victory (March 10, 1933) 133
KPD or New Party? (I) (March 12, 1933) 137
KPD or New Party? (II) (March 1933) 140
A Letter to the Politburo (March 15, 1933) 141
The U. S. Bank Crisis (March 17, 1933) 144
How Otto Bauer Poses the Question
(March 19, 1933) 146
Austria's Turn Next (March 23, 1933) 148
What About Rakovsky? (March 23, 1933) 157
Molotov on Zinoviev (March 1933) 160
KPD or New Party? (III) (March 29, 1933) 161
We Need an Honest Inner-Party Agreement
(March 30, 1933) 164
The Economic Onslaught of the Counterrevolution
and the Unions (March 30, 1933) 169
A Declaration to the Congress Against Fascism
(April 1933) 173
What Is Historical Objectivity? (April 1, 1933) 183
Foreword to Leninism vs. Stalinism
(April 6, 1933) 188
The Collapse of the KPD and the Tasks of the
Opposition (April 9, 1933) 189
Blind Obedience, Revolutionary Discipline, and
the Youth (April 10, 1933) 198
Marxism As a Science (April 11, 1933) 200
Greetings to the Chilean Opposition (April 15, 1933) 202
More on the American Dispute (April 17, 1933) 203
In Reply to the German Draft Resolution
(April 21, 1933) 206
The Left Opposition and the SAP (April 27, 1933) 210
The Degeneration of Theory and the Theory of
Degeneration (April 29, 1933) 215
What Must the Austrian Social Democratic
Opposition Do? (May 3, 1933) 226
Preface to the Bulgarian Edition of Socialism in
One Country (May 6, 1933) 229
Lessons of May Day in Austria (May 7, 1933) 230
On the Foreign Policy of the Stalinist Bureaucracy
(May 12, 1933) 232
An Explanation (May 13, 1933) 235
Greetings to The Red Flag (May 19, 1933) 236
The Platform of the Brandler Group (May 22, 1933) 238
Zinoviev and Kamenev Capitulate Again
(May 23, 1933) 242
What's Happened to Rakovsky? (May 25, 1933) 244
Hitler and Disarmament (June 2, 1933) 246
The Fourth of August (June 4, 1933) 258
An Interview by Georges Simenon (June 6, 1933) 262
The Latest Falsification of the Stalinists
(Published June 9, 1933) 266
Diplomatic and Parliamentary Cretinism
(June 13, 1933) 269
Interview by the New York World Telegram
(June 13, 1933) 272
The Left Socialist Organizations and Our Tasks
(June 15, 1933) 274
The Party's Policy in the Field of Art and Philosophy
(June 16, 1933) 279
On the Difficulties of Our Work (June 17, 1933) 282
A Correction (June 18, 1933) 284
Zinoviev on the Party Regime (July 6, 1933) 286
Japan Heads for Disaster (July 12, 1933) 287
Fascism and Democratic Slogans (July 14, 1933) 295
Skrypnik's Suicide (July 15, 1933) 302
It Is Necessary to Build Communist Parties and an
International Anew (July 15, 1933) 304
Farewell to Prinkipo (July 15, 1933) 312
Stalin Reassures Hitler (July 19, 1933) 319
On Sailing from Turkey (July 19, 1933) 321
Notes and Acknowledgments 323
Index 359
Other Writings of 1932-33 364
Books and Pamphlets by Leon Trotsky 365
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