Trotsky and the Jews Behind the Russian Revolution

A Former Russian Commissar

Editore: Boring, OR: CPA Book Publisher, 1937

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Unread and unopened! 55pp. Stapled format. From item:It is a little more than twenty years since Leo Bronstein, better known as L. D. Trotsky, emerged from an underworld composed of international revolutionists to become a world known actor on the political stage.It seems incredible that the son of a greedy Jewish landowner, who exploited his neighbors and hired help, could ever become the world's foremost radical leader and trouble maker. Yet it is still more incredible that he can concentrate international attention upon himself after he has clearly demonstrated his megalomania and unscrupulous attitude toward all human rights and every principle of justice.But Trotsky today, is not only drawing to himself the support of the more radical elements of Europe and the Americas, but he is actual head and master brain of the Fourth International, a rival organization of the Communist Third International.What is more, he has also succeeded in winning the sympathies of countless so-called Liberal people, who see him as a martyr of the Stalin regime; a victim of persecution by a government which he himself established, but is now controlled by rival fellow Jews â  directed by Stalin's father-in-law Kaganovitch.Having, according to his own claims, fled to Mexico, Trotsky-Bronstein continues to prepare for some sort of a comeback. The fact that he is living in the luxurious villa of a rich Communist friend, Diego Rivera, or that the president of Mexico, General Lazaro Cardenas sent a special luxurious railway car, El Hidalgo ("The Nobleman") for him when he landed in Tampico, are rather convincing proofs that this Jewish apostle of human equality considers himself entitled to certain so-called capitalistic privileges.The radicals and intellectuals who prattle about theirâ ¦. Codice articolo 991241

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Titolo: Trotsky and the Jews Behind the Russian ...

Casa editrice: Boring, OR: CPA Book Publisher

Data di pubblicazione: 1937

Legatura: Paperback

Condizione: As New

Edizione: Reprint (1997).