Doubt has expressed to whether this ce. sure still However, students "of have id bly singe jon state that matters
Trotsky penned Hines, ami that, though the figures might be out" of his "words are ever. The san vai claimed—for Frotsky"s eri tin, which is held to be a just exposure of sine dictator, tes how Larin one Hes, the sum total of which might 5 nen than those osiding in the Kremlin shrink from task of tackling them, rotsky's Attack A vivid glimpse of some of the problems the Soviets afforded by Leon Trotsky's pan "The "Real Situation This book has had im to discuss ways for coping with the rernicions growth of the Soviet hureaue In this conference, Trotsky alleges, Lenin outlined a plan of reorganization which, with-ug ames, was ult directed at Stalin, then, 1 weeretary of the Communist leader of x powerful Soon after th pareer no less romantic than that its author, It was written by Brotsky before his banishment to Siberia, was printed secretly was just about to be distributed amongst the party opposition, who the Political Potiea learned of its existence and sels 1 and destroyed the entire edifies feopins exeaped destruc Hone one wax simu Germany, allegedly roviky who risked their lives in the act.
Learn' developed the test symp! of his fatal itiness, though, in one ryals, Lenin vigorously in fchariginge him indirect! stration, at he ety in his went, ending joe that, in order to avoid strife and dissension, the party" should remove Stalin, In' this sensational books ube ished recently: in German, Trotsky clay dgnawncen what ho, cow es to be the reasons for the Breatciown of the me Austrial system further alleges bureaucracy me! the working clays, The save of the people, he ductores, Betis Sas. cone ome a he tion, all, power
rusts "daring to-date "with Stalin and his crowd are st once removed from office, Trotsky eon cludes his account of the industrial situation with the following. remark= fable. statement concerning—unemployment in Russia "the slow development a¢ our I mit ie tected inthe vent capuie nection of the skilled oficial nuntber of rex ployed in'Aprit 1027 "Phe "Teal" number att about two. millions, Arecnuniber o¢ unemployed ts grows) number' at emnlaye Trotsky further a wt letter Lenin ever di satin, lations with the general retary Trotsky declares, later preted as a purely private step, dictated by purely private feelings and aids:—
#1, would seem 1 be unnecessary remind anyone" that," whatever Venin''said or did. was inspired by' li tical, revolutionary. of party rea phere ie no doubt thatthe!
very and "dishonesty" which 1 in "that "letter svete station "were purely anal faults. "Wot Lenin did warn the pany against them hee he personally. it not like those faults, but because We bel wed that there faults would, tu the Tom run, whatever to. hush up Tatter and try ad belittle moral value: the fork and faze of its entire contents" g|rotsky then abruptly ends the After charging Stalin with fraud,
which has proved his ins temporary undoing and was factories throughout regarded as his swan-song.
Now, there' ave. years, will provide con- however, Trotsky's friends hint that employment for 400.000 work there is Gra. This means that, in view of the' continua stream' of, workers ly pouring into the and, though he. might Pountry, the number of uni jin amount of atisfacin the industrial districts will, the. end of 1031, have Hiaen (0. tion over the fulfilment of many of fewer than 3.00000 yen and women. his dark prophecies, he is said to consequence of this. will he ready and anxious to make Wi aneverinelensing number of home: peace with Stalin and to render fous child other de difficulties. stance in solving the present "The paltry, dole which the, Goortnent hati out, tothe works Whether this wish will ever be Unemployed. receive an "average TiS" Foubles wee ut five pro-war roubles another™ passage, Trotsky refers to what he describes as "the collapse of the Russian educat system." "Schools," he says, Incking in almost' every working lass district. The lack of schools fulfilled and whether, if and when it is realised, the truce between Trotsky and Stalin will be of long duration, is-a matter for spec tion. There are some, however, who Telieve that the present crisis might result in the removal of Stalin from the head of affairs and Trotsky": triumphant return to Aviation iNpusray [is
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