Author(s)
Primary author
Publisher
Mouton
Place of Publication
The Hague
Date of Publication
1971
Number of Pages
894
Subjects
Classification
III World capitalism, capitalist society and the left movements; socialist movements in general | J Workers´ movement, left movement, socialist movement | A Collected works
Parent Collections
Description
This collection of about 800 documents, called by Trotsky the 'Lenin-Trotsky correspondence', was acquired by the International Institute of Social History (IISG) in Amsterdam in 1936. The Institute published this correspondence in two volumes in 1964 and 1971 under the name "The Trotsky Papers". The documents are in fact only a selection from the correspondence between Lenin and Trotsky, and also contain texts sent to (or from) other people, mainly in the Soviet government.
In this publication the original Russian version is printed on the even left-hand pages and an English translation on the facing right-hand side. Extensive footnotes follow both versions (in English only).
The collection was edited and annotated by Jan M. Meijer. Volume 2 contains the last 361 of these documents.
In this publication the original Russian version is printed on the even left-hand pages and an English translation on the facing right-hand side. Extensive footnotes follow both versions (in English only).
The collection was edited and annotated by Jan M. Meijer. Volume 2 contains the last 361 of these documents.
Notes
In the IIRE-catalogue the senders of these messages are listed as authors, the recipients as subjects.
Copy Number
1
Identifier
III J A TRO reg 8536 cop 2