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       By: TCHNDONA TC Date: August 30, 2023, 3:43 am
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       Trotsky already appears to his contemporaries as one of the
       great historical figures of the 20th century. Although it is
       possible to find notable examples of figures in the 19th century
       who could brilliantly combine the statesman with the thinker at
       the same time - I am thinking of Jefferson, Thiers, or Sarmiento
       - , in the 20th century there were not many intellectuals in
       power, if we except for isolated cases such as that of Thomas
       Masaryk at the head of the Czech Republic, or more recently
       Fernando Henrique Cardoso in Brazil. Trotsky appears as an
       extraordinary case in which the revolutionary statesman and the
       internationally renowned thinker are inseparably united, the
       Thucydides capable of leading a revolution and a few years later
       consecrating a historical book to it.
       But in addition, Trotsky was the protagonist of an India Email
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       historical drama: a
       revolutionary who, barely six years after conquering power,
       rejected the course that the "workers' state" was adopting that
       he himself had helped to forge. The epic drama now gave way to
       tragedy. Once again, as happened a century ago in France, the
       Revolution devoured its own children. But here one of them,
       perhaps the most brilliant, dared to challenge destiny.
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       Trotsky appears before the world as the protagonist of a tragedy
       in the classical sense of the term, in which the hero, while
       knowing the historical course that fate has already set, cannot
       but assume the revolutionary duty of challenging it. Trotsky did
       not believe, of course, in a pre-established destiny, but as a
       classical Marxist he knew that the historical dynamics– in the
       Soviet Union and in the entire world – had taken a course that
       was very difficult to reverse, and that the relationship of
       forces was absolutely unfavorable to it. As Guillermo Cabrera
       Infante wrote in Three Sad Tigers: Trotsky was the "prophet of a
       heretical religion: messiah and apostle and heretic in one
       piece.
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