ISOnuts: one stop activism and the gentrification of the left
An Activist enters the bizarre and alienating world of the International Socialist Organization.
Stalinismo e trotskismo (1947) - Paul Mattick
"Toda a argumentação de Trotsky se apóia sobre a identificação entre capitalismo de estado e socialismo."
An open letter to the comrades of the Revolutionary Workers League – American Fraction of the Left Communist International (1937)
Written as an appeal to the Trotskyist group the Revolutionary Workers League, who published the letter, along with a fairly standard Trotskyist response, in the October 1937 issue of their publication 'The Fourth International.'
Aspects of the Russian Question – American Fraction of the Left Communist International (1949)
Written by D for the March-April 1949 issue of International Bulletin, the publication of the American Fraction of the Left Communist International.
Capitalist democracy: a contrast between the position of Lenin and that of Trotsky – American Fraction of the Left Communist International (1948)
Written by "G.S." in the March 1948 issue of International Bulletin, a publication of the American Fraction of the Left Communist International.
Trotskyism and the Labor Party – American Fraction of the Left Communist International (1949)
Written by D.A. for the January-February 1949 issue of International Bulletin, a periodical put out by the so-called American Fraction of the Left Communist International.
Militancy: highest stage of alienation - Organisation des Jeunes Travailleurs Révolutionnaires
A critique of the role of the political militant, its misery and arrogance; written by Dominique Blanc and published by the OJTR in France, 1972.
The Trotsky question (1925) - Amadeo Bordiga
1925 article by Amadeo Bordiga in solidarity with Trotsky who, at that time, was under attack from the Russian party leadership.
The SPEW and me
Submitted by Reddebrek on May 15 2016 03:57
A brief catalogue of my encounters with the lesser spotted subspecies of the British Trot in the wild. Careful it may bite you.
How Lenin led to Stalin - Workers Solidarity Movement
Submitted by Steven. on Jan 5 2016 11:13
Good short account of how the foundations of Stalinist terror were laid by the policies of Lenin and Trotsky in the early days of the Russian Revolution.
