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       By: TCHNDONA TC Date: August 30, 2023, 3:37 am
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       August 21, 2020 marks the 80th anniversary of the assassination
       of Leon Trotsky at the hands of a Stalin agent, when the Russian
       revolutionary was in exile in Mexico. It tragically ended an
       intense life, which perhaps had followed the pulse of the
       revolutions of the 20th century like no other. Clandestine
       militant under tsarism, brilliant journalist, prophet of the
       revolutions in Russia, deported to Siberia, exiled from country
       to country, president of the Petrograd Soviet, ally of Lenin and
       strategist of October 1917, organizer of the Red Army, opponent
       of the course who takes the Soviet process under Stalin's
       dictatorship, again deported, again exiled, finally
       assassinated. Trotsky seems to embody in modern times the
       classical figure of the tragic hero.
       Leon Davidovich Bronstein was born in 1879 in a India Email List
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       Ukrainian village, the
       fifth child in a family of middle-class Jewish farmers. Educated
       in cosmopolitan Odessa, he soon dropped out of college to devote
       himself to revolutionary journalism and politics. Imprisoned in
       various Russian cities, deported to Siberia, he made a
       pilgrimage to Vienna, London, Zurich and Munich, where he
       participated in the debates between the factions of Russian
       Social Democracy, the Bolsheviks and the Mensheviks. He returned
       to Saint Petersburg, later renamed Petrograd, in early 1905 to
       become the main leader of the city's Soviet as the first Russian
       revolution broke out.
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       Once again arrested and exiled to Siberia, He then wrote the
       famous thesis on the "permanent revolution" according to which
       in a world system dominated by capitalism, the bourgeois
       revolutions of backward countries would overlap with socialist
       revolutions. He returned to pilgrimage through cities of Russian
       exile such as London, Berlin, Vienna, Paris, Barcelona and New
       York, to hastily return to Russia after the outbreak of the
       February Revolution of 1917, where he would be called to play a
       leading role.
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