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15. Apr. 2007 · The Permanent Revolution &. Results and Prospects. Transcribed and HTML markup for the Trotsky Internet Archive, a subarchive of the Marxist writers’ Internet Archive, by Sally Ryan in 1996. First publication of Results & Prospects was in St. Petersburg in 1906, shortly after the 1905 first Russian workers’ revolution, lead in ...
The Permanent Revolution and Results and Prospects is a 1930 book published by Bolshevik-Soviet politician and former head of The Red Army Leon Trotsky. It was first published by the Left Opposition in the Russian language in Germany in 1930.
- Leon Davidovich Trotsky
- 1930
10. Aug. 2019 · The permanent revolution, and Results and prospects : Trotsky, Leon, 1879-1940 : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive. by. Trotsky, Leon, 1879-1940. Publication date. 1965. Topics. Revolutions, Communism, Communism -- Soviet Union, Communism, Revolutions, Soviet Union. Publisher. New York, Pioneer Publishers. Collection.
Aakar Books, 2005 - Communism - 265 pages. The Permanent Revolution & Results And Prospects Contains Leon Trotsky S Original Theory Of Permanent Revolution And Its Later...
3. März 2007 · (1906) Transcribed and HTML markup for the Trotsky Internet Archive, a subarchive of the Marxist writers’ Internet Archive, by Sally Ryan in 1996. First publication of Results & Prospects was in St. Petersburg in 1906, shortly after the 1905 first Russian workers’ revolution, lead in large part by Trotsky himself.
The Permanent Revolution & Results and Prospects. By Leon Trotsky. Introduction by Luma Nichol. The theory of permanent revolution is one of the defining principles of Trotskyism. Yet Trotsky's essential works on the question have long been unavailable in book form to U.S. readers.
It is an analysis of why the Russian Revolution failed and a passionate counter-blast to Stalin and what Trotsky sees as the betrayal of revolutionary ideals. More importantly, perhaps, it is also a blue-print for the future - the permanent revolution - which is as relevant today as it was when it was first written.
