Leon Trotsky
Born: 1879 Died: 1940
Lev Davidovich Bronstein. Leader, with V.I. Lenin, of the Russian Revolution.
Architect of the Red Army. Soviet Commissar of Foreign Affairs 1917-1918 and
Commissar of Military and Naval Affairs 1918-1924. In 1929, expelled from the
Communist Party by the Stalinist faction of the Party and then deported from the
USSR. In 1938 he helped found the Fourth International, the World Party of
Socialist Revolution. In 1940, murdered by a Stalinist assassin at his home in
exile, in Mexico.
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Last Updated: 9
January, 2006
The Trotsky
Internet Archive Subject Indexes/Collected Writings Series
Selected
Works: An index to a collection of writings here on the Trotsky
Internet Archive selected by the TIA Director and volunteers as representing
Trotsky’s most significant political works. [Note: this is
still a work in progress]
Leon
Trotsky on China: A complete collection of Trotsky’s writings on
China covering the years 1925 through 1940
Leon
Trotsky on Britain: A complete collection of Trotsky’s writings on
Britain covering the years 1920 through 1940 with an emphasis on the mid-20s
The
Rise of German Fascism: A complete collection of Trotsky’s writings
on Germany covering the years 1930 through 1940
The
Spanish Revolution: A complete (... but under construction)
collection of Trotsky’s writings on Civil War in Spain covering the years 1931
through 1939
Our
Revolution: Essays in Working Class and International Revolution, 1904-1917:
A collection of Trotksy’s writings Edited by M. Olgin for the Soviet Government.
Literature and Art: A listing of Trotsky’s views on Marxism and the
Arts.
Letters to Belgium: A collection of Trotsky’s letters to the
Belgian Trotskyists.
Trotsky on Women: A collection of Trotsky’s articles on women and
related subjects.
On Black Nationalism: A collection of discussions with Trotsky.
Political Profiles: Compilation of articles on leading figures in
the European and Russian workers’ movement (total: 1.4mB).
Or, the Complete List
Below:
1901 — 1910
1901:
On
Optimism and Pessimism; on the 20th Century and on Many Other Issues
1904:
Report of
the Siberian Delegation
1904:
Our
Political Tasks (book – 6 files, 306K)
1904:
The
Proletariat and the Revolution
1905:
The events in Petersburg
1905: Open
Letter to Professor P.N. Miliukov
1906:
Results and Prospects (book)
Significant work!
1907:
The Year
1905 (book) [Click
Here for PDF version 1 megabyte in size]
Significant work!
1907:
The
Soviet and the Revolution
1907:
Preface to My Round Trip
1908: Leo
Tolstoy, Poet & Rebel (literary criticism/article)
1909:
Why Marxists
Oppose Individual Terrorism (article)
1909:
The
Young Turks
1910:
The
Intelligentsia and Socialism
1911 — 1917
1911:
The
Bankruptcy of Individual Terrorism
1914:
War and the
International (book) [Click
Here for PDF version – 500k]
Significant work!
1915:
Why the
German Social-Democracy Failed (A 1915 Review of Leon Trotsky’s
essay)
1916:
Clemency!
(article)
1916:
On the
Events in Dublin (article)
1917:
The
Lessons of the Great Year
1917: On
the Eve of a Revolution
1917:
Two Faces
1917:
The Growing Conflict
1917:
War or Peace?
1917:
Captivity (letter)
1917:
Peace and
Reaction (article)
1917:
Forward
1917:
The Farce
of Dual Power (article)
1917:
Democracy, Pacifism and Imperialism (article)
1917:
The July
Uprising (article)
1917:
Pacifism
as the Servant of Imperialism (essay)
1917:
After the
July Days: WHAT NEXT? (pamphlet)
1917:
The
Struggle for State Power (pamphlet)
1917:
Blood and
Iron (speech)
1917:
The Peace
Program and the Revolution
1918 — 1919
1918:
History of
the Russian Revolution to Brest-Litovsk (book)
1918:
The International Will the Allies Throw Away the Last Chance?
1918:
Peace
Negotiations and the Revolution
1918:
Work, Discipline, and Order to Save the Socialist Soviet Republic
1918:
Speech on Brest-Litovsk
1918:
Lenin
Wounded
1918:
Soviet
Government documents (authored by Trotsky as Soviet Commissar of
Foreign Affairs from November of 1917 through March of 1918)
1918:
The
Principles of Democracy and Proletarian Dictatorship
1918:
May Day
and the International
1918:
Trotsky’s Military Writings, Volume 1 (collection of articles,
essays & lectures)
Significant work!
1919:
To the
Spartacus League of Germany and the Communist Party of German Austria
1919:
Order
Out of Chaos
1919:
Invitation to the First World Congress [of the Comintern]
1919:
Manifesto Of the Communist International to the Workers Of the World
1919:
Report
on the Communist Party Of the Soviet Union and the Red Army
1919:
Order Of
the Day Number 83 to the Red Army and Navy
1919:
To
Comrades Of the Spartacus League
1919:
A
Creeping Revolution
1919:
Great
Days
1919:
En
Route: Thoughts on the Progress Of the Proletarian Revolution
1919:
A
Letter to Our French Comrades
1919:
French
Socialism on the Eve Of Revolution
1919:
Jean
Longuet
1919:
Rallying the Army During the Civil War (speech)
1919:
Report of
Comrade Trotzky: Russia (to Class Struggle, article)
1919:
Great Times(to
Class Struggle, article)
1919:
Problems
the Army During the Civil War (speech)
1919:
Trotsky’ Military Writings, Volume 2 (collection of articles,
essays & lectures)
Significant work!
1920
1920:
Nationalism
in Lenin
1920:
Letter to Yugoslav Communists
1920:
On the
Coming Congress Of the Comintern
1920:
Speech
on Comrade Zinoviev’s Report on the Role Of the Party
1920: Manifesto Of the Second World Congress
Part I
| Part
II
1920:
A
Letter to a French Syndicalist About the Communist Party
1920:
On the
Policy Of the KADP (Communist Workers Party of Germany)
1920:
Trotsky’ Military Writings, Volume 3 (collection of articles,
essays & lectures)
Significant work!
1920:
Terrorism and Communism: An Answer to Karl Kautsky
Significant work!
1921
1921:
Vergeat, Lepetit and Lefebvre
1921:
Lessons of
the Paris Commune
1921:
The
March Movement in Germany
1921:
The
March Revolutionary Movement in Germany (Personal Notes)
1921:
May Day
Manifesto of the ECCI
1921:
The
Unemployed and the Trade Unions
1921:
Speech
Delivered At the Second World Conference Of Communist Women
1921:
Letter
to Comrade Monatte
1921:
Letter
to Comrades Cachin and Frossard
1921:
On
L’Humanité, the Central Organ Of the French Party
1921:
The Red
Army to the General Staff Of the Revolution
1921: Report on the World Economic Crisis and the New Tasks Of the
Communist International
Part I
| Part
II
1921:
Summary
Speech [At the 3rd Congress of the Communist International]
1921:
Theses
of the Third World Congress on the International Situation and the Tasks of the
Comintern
1921:
Speech
on the Italian Question At the Third Congress Of the Communist International
1921:
Speech
on Comrade Radek’s Report on “Tactics Of the Comintern” At the Third Congress
1921:
Speech
on Comrade Lenin’s Report: “Tactics Of the Russian Communist Party”
1921:
The Main
Lesson Of the Third Congress
1921:
Report
on “The Balance Sheet” Of the Third Congress Of the Communist International
1921:
Summary
Speech
1921:
A School
of Revolutionary Strategy
1921:
From the
ECCI to the Central Committee of the French Communist Party
1921:
From the
ECCI to the Marseilles Convention of the French Communist Party
1921:
Speech on
Comrade Zinoviev’s Report “The Tactics of the Comintern” at the Eleventh Party
Conference
1921:
Trotsky’ Military Writings, Volume 4 (collection of articles,
essays & lectures)
Significant work!
1921:
Summary
Speech at the Eleventh Party Conference
1921:
Flood-tide
1922
1922:
Paul Levi
and Some ‘Lefts’
1922:
On the
United Front
1922:
The Question of the United Front
1922:
Resolution
of the ECCI on the French Communist Party
1922:
The
Communists and the Peasantry in France
1922:
A Note
on Plekhanov (24k)
1922:
The
Lessons of May Day
1922:
From the
ECCI to the Central Committee of the French Communist Party
1922:
French
Communism and the Position of Comrade Rappoport
1922:
To Comrade
Ker
1922:
Resolution
of the ECCI on the French Communist Party
1922:
To Comrade
Treint
1922:
From the
ECCI to the Seine Federation of the French Communist Party (Summer
1922
1922:
From the
ECCI to the Paris Convention of the French Communist Party (September
13, 1922)
1922:
From the
ECCI to the Paris Convention of the French Communist Party (October
6, 1922)
1922:
The Fifth
Anniversary of the October Revolution and the Fourth World Congress of the
Communist International
1922:
Who
Are the Traitors? A PDF document from the Early American Marxism
archive
1922:
Speech in
Honour of the Communist International
1922:
The New
Economic Policy of Soviet Russia and the Perspectives of the World Revolution
1922:
The
Economic Situation of Soviet Russia From the Standpoint of the Socialist
Revolution
1922:
Resolution
on the French Question
1922:
A Militant
Labour Program for the French Communist Party(December 5, 1922
1922:
Resolution of the French Commission
1922:
Between Red and White(essay)
Significant work!
1922:
Report
on the Communist International
1922:
Prospects
of Revolution
1922:
The
Position of the Republic and the Tasks of Young Workers (report to
Communist Youth – 56k)
1922:
Political
Perspectives (Late 1922?) 1922:
Report on
the Fourth World Congress
1922:
Trotsky’ Military Writings, Volume 5 (collection of articles,
essays & lectures)
Significant work!
1922:
The Contradictions of the Soviet Policy
1923
1923:
The
New Course (essay)
Significant work!
1923:
A
Necessary Discussion with Our Syndicalist Comrades (March 23,
1923)
1923:
Preface to
The Communist Movement in France (March 25, 1923)
1923:
The Anarcho-Syndicalist Prejudices Again! (May 8, 1923)
1923:
Is the
Slogan of ’The United States of Europe’ a Timely One? (June 30,
1923)
1923:
Can a
Counter-Revolution or a Revolution be Made on Schedule? (September
23, 1923)
1923:
To
Comrade McKay (March 13, 1923)
1923:
The Curve
of Capitalist Development
1923:
Lenin Ill
1923:
On the
Slogan of the “United States of Europe” (contribution to a
discussion)
1923:
Communist
Policy Toward Art (essay)
1923:
The Social
Function of Literature & Art (essay)
1923:
What Is
Proletarian Culture, and Is It Possible? (essay)
1923:
Man Does
Not Live by Politics Alone
1923:
Bureaucratism and Factional Groups
1923:
Theses on
Industry
1923:
The Tasks of Communist Education
1924
1924:
Lenin Dead
(essay)
1924:
The Timetable for Revolution (essay 24k )
1924:
Lenin – The
Philistine and the Revolutionary
1924:
May Day in
the East & the West
1924:
Perspectives and Tasks in the East Speech on the Third Anniversary
of the Communist University for Toilers of the East
1924:
Class and Art – Culture Under the Dictatorship
1924:
Through What
Stage Are We Passing?
1924:
Perspectives
of World Development [94k]
1924:
Literature and Revolution
1924:
The
Lessons of October (essay - 182k-multi-part) [Click
Here for PDF version]
Significant work! [Alternate
Translation]
1924:
First
Five Years of the Communist International Volume I
Significant work!
1924:
First
Five Years of the Communist International Volume II
Significant work!
1925 — 1926
1925:
The
Letter of Comrade Trotsky to the Plenum of the Central Committee of the Russian
Communist Party
1925:
Jacob
Sverdlov [memorial essay – 29.3k]
1925:
Dialectical Materialism and Science
1925:
Towards
Capitalism or Towards Socialism? – The Language of Figures
1925:
Twenty Years After 1905
1925:
Lenin
[book]
1925:
Where
Is Britain Going? [book]
Significant work!
1926:
To The
Memory of Sergei Essenin
1926:
Theses on Revolution and Counter-Revolution [11.8k]
1926:
On the
Tempo and Timescale of the Revolution
1926:
Europe and
America [47.7k]
1926:
Brailsford and Marxism
1926:
Radio,
Science, Technique and Society [40.7k]
1926:
Once
More on Pacifism and Revolution
1926:
Problems of the British Revolution [book]
1927
1927:
The Struggle
for Peace and the Anglo-Russian Committee [36k]
1927:
The Chinese Revolution and the Theses of Comrade Stalin
1927: Epilogue:
The Speech of
Comrade Chen Duxiu on the Tasks of the Chinese Communist Party
1927:
First Speech on the Chinese Question
1927:
Second Speech on the Chinese Question
1927:
The Sure Road
1927:
Hankow and Moscow
1927:
Is It Not Time to Understand?
1927:
What We Gave and What We Got
1927:
The
“Clémenceau Thesis” and the Party Regime [27k]
1927:
The
Opposition and the Wrangel Officer (34k)
1927:
The Appeal
to Party Members (14k)
1927:
Platform of the Opposition [Click
Here for PDF version]
Significant work!
1927:
The
Russian Opposition: Questions and Answers [Interview – 20k]
1928 — 1930
1928:
The Third
International After Lenin (A Draft Criticism of the Communist International)
[thesis] [Click
Here for PDF version]
Significant work!
1928:
On the
Canton Insurrections: Three Letters to Preobrazhensky [letter –
38.3k]
1928:
On Max
Eastman
1929:
The
Groupings in the Communist Opposition
1929:
Two Letters on the Origin of the Fourth International
1929:
Once
Again on Brandler-Thalheimer
1929:
An Open
Letter to the Editorial Board of La Verité
1929:
A Letter to
the Editorial Board of La Lutte De Classes
1929:
Communism and Syndicalism
1929:
The
Errors in Principle of Syndicalism
1929:
The
First Contact with Belgium
1929:
The Defense of the Soviet Union and the Opposition [essay – 113.4k]
1929:
Disarmament
and the United States of Europe [essay – 34.5k]
1930:
Letter to
the Italian Left Communists
1930:
The History
of the Russian Revolution (book)
Significant work!
1930:
Open
Letter to the All Members of the Leninbund
1930:
As Pure
and Transparent as Crystal (essay)
1930:
An Open Letter to the Italian Left Communists
1930:
To the Editorial Board of Prometeo
1930:
The
Turn in the Communist International and the Situation in Germany
Significant work!
1930:
Monatte Crosses the Rubicon
1930:
World Unemployment and The First Five Year Plan
1930: My
Life (autobiography) [Click
Here for PDF version – 3.5 megbytes big!]
Significant work!
1931
1931:
The
Revolution In Spain [pamphlet]
1931:
Communism and Syndicalism [pamphlet]
1931:
The
Mistakes of Rightist Elements of the Communist League on the Trade Union
Question
1931: The
Case Of Comrade Ryazanov
1931:
Thälmann and the “People’s Revolution”
1931:
The
Spanish Revolution And The Dangers Threatening It
1931:
Workers’ Control of Production
1931:
Against National Communism! (Lessons of the “Red Referendum”)
1931:
A Letter To
Albert Treint [Letter on the German Revolution]
1931:
Factory Councils and Workers’ Control of Production
1931:
[1st] Letter to the Communist League
1931:
Germany, the Key to the International Situation
Significant work!
1931:
For a
Workers’ United Front Against Fascism
1931:
The
Permanent Revolution (book) Significant
work!
1931:
For the
Spanish Revolution
1931:
For
Communist Unity In Spain
1931:
The
Problems Of The Spanish Revolution
1931:
Thermidor and Bonapartism
1931:
The
Character of the Revolution
1931:
Problems of the Spanish Revolution
1931:
Tactics
Flowing from the Election Results
1931:
The
Role of Strikes in a Revolution
1931:
On The
Slogan of Soviets: From a Letter to Andres Nin
1932
1932:
What Next? Vital Questions for the German Proletariat
Significant work!
1932:
[2nd] Letter to the Communist League
1932:
Interview with Montag Morgen
1932:
Closer to
the Proletarians of the Colored Races
1932:
Hands
Off Rosa Luxemburg!
1932:
Letter to
Alois Neurath
1932:
Peasant War
In China and the Proletariat
1932:
The
Only Road
Significant work!
1932:
Prinkipo Letter, 1932 (letter)
1932:
The Soviet
Economy in Danger
1932:
German
Bonapartism
1932:
A
Strategy Of Action And Not Of Speculation, Letter To Pekin Friends. What are, at
present, the chief elements of the political situation in China?
1932:
In Defense of October (Speech in Copenhagen, Denmark – 65.9K)
Significant work!
1932:
The Passage
of Trotsky to Anvers Open Letter to Vandervelde
1926:
On the
Suppressed Testament of Lenin ( essay - 85K)
1932:
Problems of
the Chinese Revolution (collection of articles)
Significant work!
1932:
On the
Disarmament Question
1932:
On The
American Economic Crisis
1932:
Family
Relations Under the Soviets
1932:
On the Labor Party Question in the United States
1932:
What Next? – Vital Questions for the German Proletariat (pamphlet –
330k in 3 parts)
Significant work!
1933 — 1934
1933:
Two
Articles On Those Who Have Forgotten the ABCs
1933:
Before
the Decision
1933:
The
United Front for Defense: A Letter to a Social Democratic Worker
1933:
The
Tragedy of the German Proletariat
1933:
Germany and the USSR
1933:
Hitler
and the Red Army
1933:
The
German Catastrophe
1933:
Interview with Georges Simenon
1933:
What
Is National Socialism?
1933:
How
Long Can Hitler Stay?
1933:
It Is
Necessary to Build Communist Parties and an International Anew
Significant work!
1933:
It Is
Impossible to Remain in the Same International with the Stalins, Manuilskys,
Lozovskys & Co.
1933:
The
Trade Unions in Britain
1933:
The Spanish
“Kornilovs” and“Stalinists”
1933:
The Class
Nature of the Soviet State (essay)
1933:
On the War
in China
1933:
German
Perspectives
1934:
On The
Jewish Question
1934:
Two
Articles On Centrism
1934:
Hitler’s
Program
1934:
A Program of Action for France (38K) Significant
work!
1934:
War and the
Fourth International (87K) Significant
work!
1934:
A
Greeting to New International
1933:
Bonapartism and Fascism
1934:
If America Should Go Communist
1934:
Nationalism and Economic Life
1934:
On the Kirov
Assassination (76k)
1934:
Fontamara (book review)
1935
1935:
The
Workers’ State, Thermidor and Bonapartism (essay)
1935:
Centrist
Alchemy Or Marxism? [85k]
1935:
On the South African Thesis
1935:
An Open
Letter to the French Workers [28k]
1935:
Luxemberg and the Fourth International
1935:
Who Defends
Russia? Who Defends Hitler?
1935:
Chen
Tu-hsiu and the General Council
1935:
On the
Seventh World Congress of the Comintern [25k]
1935:
Stalin
Frame-Up Mill at Work
1935:
ILP and the
Fourth International
1935:
Russia and
the World Proletariat (essay – 13K)
1935:
Preface
to the Norwegian Edition of My Life
1935:
Engels’
Letters to Kautsky
1935:
Romain
Rolland Executes an Assignment [15k]
1935:
Edouard
Herriot: Politician of the Golden Mean [40k]
1935:
Lessons of
October [14k]
1935:
How Did
Stalin Defeat the Opposition? (essay)
1935:
Open Letter For The Fourth International
1936
1936:
“Trotsky
Cables Denial to AP on Daily Worker Lies”
1936:
Notes of a
Journalist
1936:
20,000
Oppositionists Expelled from the Communist Party of the Soviet Union in Recent
“Cleansing”
1936:
Tell
Workers the Truth About Stalin’s Hounding of Revolutionists in the Soviet Union
1936:
Alfred
Rosmer’s Book [6k]
1936:
Stalin
Plans Wholesale Persecution
1936:
The
Stalin-Howard Interview
1936:
“A Jingle to
Please the ‘Master’” [9k]
1936:
On Dictators and The Heights Of Oslo
1936:
The Task
in Spain
1936:
The New
Constitution Of The USSR
1936:
Trotsky in Norway (essay)
1936:
The
Revolution Betrayed (book)
Significant work!
1936:
How Lenin
Studied Marx [17k]
1936:
Once Again – The ILP
1936:
Whither France?
Significant work!
1937
1937:
Thermidor
and Anti-Semitism
1937:
Stalinism and Bolshevism (essay)
1937:
Ninety
Years Of The Communist Manifesto (28k)
1937:
Once Again: The USSR and its Defense (32K)
1937:
Not a
Workers’ and Not a Bourgeois State?
1937:
The Case
of Leon Trotsky
Significant work!
1937:
The Stalin
School of Falsification (book)[Click
Here for PDF version]
Significant work!
1937:
On
Democratic Centralism and the Regime (8K)
1937:
The
Lessons of Spain – The Last Warning (51K)
1938
1938:
The Fifth
Wheel
1938:
Hue And
Cry Over Kronstadt
1938:
The Mexican
Oil Expropriations
1938:
Learn To
Think Learn To Think A Friendly Suggestion to Certain
Ultra-Leftists
1938:
Art and
Politics In Our Epoch
1938:
Mexico
And British Imperialism
1938:
More on
the Suppression of Kronstadt
1938:
Freedom of
the Press and the Working Class (pamphlet – 10K)
1938:
Anti-Imperialist Struggle Is Key To Liberation1938:
Social-Patriotic Sophistry – The Question of the Defense of Czechoslovakia’s
“National Independence”
1938:
The
Founding of the Fourth International
1938:
On the
Character of the Coming War
1938:
Czechoslovakia: Toward a Decision
1939:
Karl
Kautsky [Obiturary]
1938:
The
Transitional Program for Socialist Revolution (Pamphlet – 116K in 3
parts) [Click
Here for PDF version]
Significant work!
1938:
A
Discussion with Trotsky on the Transitional Program (Interview –
33K)
1938:
The USSR and
Problems of the Transitional Epoch (extract from the
Transitional
Program)
1938:
Their
Morals and Ours (essay)
Significant work!
1938:
The Chinese
Revolution
1938:
Nationalized Industry and Workers’ Management
1938:
Twenty
Years of Stalinist Degeneration
1939
1939:
Clarity or
Confusion? [23k]
1939:
Lenin on
Imperialism (18K)
1939:
Krupskaya’s Death [Obiturary]1939:
Once Again
on the Crisis of Marxism
1939:
Where is the PSOP Going? [A correspondence between Marceau Pivert,
Daniel Guerin and Leon Trotsky]
1939:
Marxism in
Our Time (93K)
1939:
The
Bonapartist Philosophy of the State
1939:
Moralists
and Sycophants Against Marxism1939:
Open Letter
to the Workers of India
1939:
“Progressive Paralysis” – The Second International on the Eve of the New War
1939:
“Trotskyism” and the PSOP
1939:
Independence of the Ukraine and Secarian Muddleheads [33k]
1939:
The USSR
and the War (53K)
1939:
The ABC of Materialist Dialectics (18K) [Click
Here for PDF version – 76K]
1939:
For
Grynszpan: Against Fascist Pogrom Gangs and Stalinist Scoundrels
1939:
Behind the
Kremlin Walls
1939:
Lenin
[Submission to The Encyclopædia Britannica on the Encyclopædia’s entry
for “Lenin”]
1940
1940:
Balance
Sheet of the Finnish Events [26k]
1940:
Letter to
the Workers of the USSR
1940:
We Do Not
Change Our Course (Article – 12k)
1940:
The May 24th
Attempt to Assassinate Trotsky
1940:
The Reptile
Breed of The Nation
1940:
China and
the Russian Revolution [9k]
1940:
Letter to
the Herald Tribune
1940:
Some
Questions on American Problems (draft article – 31k)
1940:
The Comintern and GPU [One of Trotsky’s last articles – 119k]
1940:
The
Kremlin’s Role in the War
1940:
The
Character of the Russian Revolution as Foreseen by Plekhanov, Lenin and Trotsky
(54k, excerpt fromStalin)
1940:
Trade Unions in the Epoch of Imperialist Decay [23k]
1940:
The Second World War
1940:
The Class,
the Party and the Leadership (unfinished draft article)
1940:
Trotsky’s Last Article: Bonapartism, Fascism and War (27k)
The
Last Letters of Leon Trotsky:
1940:
On
Japan’s Plans for Expansion
1940: On
A “Socialist” Ally of Chamberlain
1940:
Manifesto of the Fourth International
1940: On
Conscription
1940:
Misfortune of an Intellectual
1940:
Nipping A New GPU Lie
1940: To
Generous Friends
1940: On
A Petty Bourgeois Philistine
1940: How
to Defend Ourselves
1940: How
to Really Defend Democracy
1940: A
Letter to C. Charles
1940: On
Dewey’s Philosophy
1940:
Another Thought on Conscription
1940:
Welcome to “Our Small Garrison”
1940:
Trotsky’ Last Three Letters
Some works published
later
but written in or around 1940
1942:
In Defense
of Marxism (collection of articles, letters)
1944:
Fascism (pamphlet first published in 1944)