The Third International After Lenin

By Leon Trotsky

Clearly exposes the dictatorial tendencies of Stalin and the perversion of Marxist ideology in Russia.... Trotsky's defence of the proletarian cause has now special significance for those who are interested in the rise and fall of the Soviet Union. -- USI [United Service Institution of India] Journal

About the author

Leon Trotsky was a key leader of the Russian Revolution. Forced into exile in 1928, Trotsky devoted the rest of his life to fighting the degeneration of the revolution and rise of a new dictatorial regime. Vilified and isolated, he fought an uncompromising battle with the Stalinist bureaucracy, defending the revolutionary and internationalist principles upon which the revolution was based. In 1940, he was murdered by an agent of the Stalinist regime.

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