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The Russian Revolution

1904 Trotsky pamphlet online for first time – EXCLUSIVE!

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Leon Trotsky
19 December 2025

We are proud to announce a marxist.com exclusive! Here, we are making available online for the first time in English a brand new translation of a historic pamphlet written by Trotsky in 1904. Titled, Before the 9th of January, Trotsky shows how utterly reactionary the liberal bourgeoisie in Russia had become. He draws the important conclusion that the forthcoming revolution in Russia will find them in the camp of the enemy, and will instead be led by the revolutionary proletariat – a stunningly accurate prediction. As far as we are aware, this is available nowhere else in English online.

Bloody Sunday 1905: how a spark started a fire

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Marat Vakhitov
22 January 2025

120 years ago, on a cold Sunday in 1905, tens of thousands of unarmed St. Petersburg workers marched to the Tsar’s Winter Palace to deliver a petition. When they arrived, tsarist soldiers fired into the crowd, killing hundreds and wounding thousands.

Lenin’s struggle against bureaucracy

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Alan Woods and Ted Grant
18 December 2024

This year, for the centenary of Lenin’s death, we have dedicated our ‘Lenin in a year’ series to explaining the key works of this great revolutionary. As the year draws to a close, we share the final part of this series, which covers Lenin’s last struggle, as well as the works produced to wage it, chiefly his postscript to his ‘Letter to the Congress’, also known as his ‘Testament’.

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  2. “A most learned armchair fool”: Lenin versus the renegade Kautsky
  3. In Memory of Leon Trotsky
  4. Lenin's Last Struggle
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