This book contains four articles by Trotsky devoted to fundamental problems of the revolutionary movement. Learn More

These writings by Leon Trotsky on the rise of fascism in Germany were aimed at changing the course of the German Communist Party (KPD). With a correct policy, this party would have been able to stop the rise of National Socialism and prevent Hitler’s victory. They represent a vital contribution to Marxism. Learn More

First published in 1924, these essays by Trotsky illuminate the problem of literary creation in the first workers state.

"Trotsky was perhaps the greatest representative in history of the Marxist school of literary criticism, which itself incorporated what was most farsighted in the aesthetic criticism produced by the bourgeois-democratic revolutions of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries."

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This book documents Trotsky's intervention in the political struggle with the Burnham-Shachtman tendency inside the US Socialist Workers Party, which was of fundamental importance for the Fourth International. Learn More

This document by Trotsky became the founding program of the Fourth International, the World Party of Socialist Revolution at a conference held in September 1938. Learn More

Before winning international fame in October 1917, Trotsky had already gained a reputation as one of the most talented socialist writers and critics. In this compilation of profiles, Trotsky creates indelible portraits of some of the giants of pre-World War One European socialism, including Jean Jaures, Karl Kautsky, Victor and Fritz Adler, George Plekhanov, Julius Martov, Karl Liebknecht and Rosa Luxemburg. Learn More

Speech delivered by Trotsky on March 1, 1926 to the First All-Union Congress of the Society of Friends of Radio. He relates the new discoveries in the field of electro-magnetism to questions of dialectical materialist philosophy and the problems of the construction of socialism. Learn More