Leon Trotsky

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Anti-Stalinist left
Assassinated revolutionaries
Assassinated Russian politicians
Assassinated Soviet people
Comintern people
Deaths by stabbing in Mexico
Expelled members of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union
Foreign ministers of Russia
Jewish anti-fascists
Jewish communists
Jewish Mexican history
Old Bolsheviks
People excommunicated by synagogues
People killed in NKVD operations
People's commissars and ministers of the Soviet Union
Politburo of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union members
Politicians assassinated in the 1940s
Prisoners of the Peter and Paul Fortress
Refugees in Mexico
Russian anti-World War I activists
Russian Ashkenazi Jews
Russian Communist writers
Russian communists
Russian exiles
Russian expatriates in Mexico
Russian expatriates in Norway
Russian Marxist writers
Russian people of Jewish descent
Russian revolutionaries
Russian Social Democratic Labour Party members
Soviet emigrants to France
Soviet emigrants to Mexico
Soviet expellees
Soviet Ministers of Defence
Soviet Trotskyists
Treaty of Brest-Litovsk negotiators
Ukrainian people murdered abroad

1917 After the February Revolution, Martens - together with Leon Trotsky and 278 other Russian Social Democrats - returned from the United States to Russia on a steamship.
1917 October Revolution AKA Bolshevik Revolution (Soviet Union)
1926-1927 United Opposition (Soviet Union)
1932-1933 Bloc of Soviet Oppositions
1937 Dewey Commission
1938-1953 Fourth International (FI)
1940 Assassination of Leon Trotsky
Communist League of Struggle (CLS)
Lev Sedov
Max Shachtman
Scissors Crisis
Trotsky's train
Trotskyism
Works by Leon Trotsky