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Leon Trotsky
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Leon Trotsky
Personal life
- His Parents are called David and Anna Bronstein
- They were Jewish farmers
- When he was 8 he went to school in Odessa
- he moved in 1896 to Nikolaye , Ukraine to do his final year at school
- Here he became enchanted by Marxism
- His Parents are called David and Anna Bronstein
1896 -1900
- He helped organize the south Russian Workers unions in Nikolayev in early 1897
- He wrote and printed, proclamations , distributed revolutionary pamphlets , and popularized socialist ideas among industrial workers and revolutionary students.
- using the name of Lvov
- He was arrested in January 1898 along with 200 of the members of the union
- He spent two years in Prison , awaiting trial
- First in Nikolayev then Kherson then Odessa and finally Moscow
- In Moscow Prison he met other revolutionaries and first read Lenins book and became a Marxist
- " the development of capitalism in Russia"
- In Moscow Prison he met other revolutionaries and first read Lenins book and became a Marxist
- First in Nikolayev then Kherson then Odessa and finally Moscow
- Two months into his prison time on the 1-3 march 1898 the first Congress of the newly formed Russian Social Democratic Labor Party was held , he identified as a party member
1900 - 1902
- in the summer of 1900 in prison he met and married Aleksandra Sokolovskaya a marxist
- In 1900 he was sentenced to 4 years in exile to Ust-Kut and Verkholensk
- him and his wife were alowed to be exiled to the same place
- They had 2 daughters born in Siberia called Zinaida and Nina
- him and his wife were alowed to be exiled to the same place
- he sided with iskraa ( London based newspaper) position and ideas about what should happen to russia and began writing for them
- in the summer of 1902 at the urging of his wife he escaped Siberia hidden in a load of hay on a wagon
- Aleksandra escaped later with their daughters
- They soon divorced and the daughters were later raised by his parents
- The daughters died before the parents
- She disappeared in 1935 during the Great Purges and was murdered by Stalinist forced 3 years later
- They soon divorced and the daughters were later raised by his parents
- Aleksandra escaped later with their daughters
1902 - 1903
- First time he used the name Trotsky
- said he adopted the name after a jailer of the odessa prison
- He moved to london with other editors of the iskra under the pen name Pero, he became one of the leading authors
- in late 1902 he met a new wife and she later died
- First time he used the name Trotsky
1903 - 1904
- Trotsky and most of iskra editors suppoted the Menshaviks
- He left the Menshaviks in September 1904
- because of the instances on a alliance with Russian Liberals and their opposition to a reconciliation with lenin and the bolshiveks
- from 1904 - 1907 he described himself as a non - factional social democrat.
1905 - 1906
- After the bloody sunday he returned to russia in feburuary 1905
- by kiev
- he worked with both the boshaviks and local menshaviks
- he was betrayed b the secret police in may and fled to finland
- confusion from multiple industaries going on strike meant he was able to return to st petersberg on 15th october 1905
- he joined the st petersberg soviet under the name yanovsky
- and was elected vice president
- was elected chairmen 26th november 1905 after Khrustavle-Nosars arrest
- and was elected vice president
- they issued a proclamation against the tsar system
- this caused them to be arrested
- they were tried in 1906 on charges of supporting an armed rebellion
- the trail was on the 4th october 1906 he delivered one of his bsest speeches
- he was convicted and and sentenced to internal exile in siberia
- the trail was on the 4th october 1906 he delivered one of his bsest speeches
- they were tried in 1906 on charges of supporting an armed rebellion
- this caused them to be arrested
- After the bloody sunday he returned to russia in feburuary 1905
1907 - 1914
- while on route to exile in january 1907 he escaped at berezov
- because of the start of ww1 he was forced to flee vienna for neutral switizland to avoid arrest as a russian emigre
- in went to vienna and while their he wrote for a newspaper called Pravda
- money was not there to publish it so he went to russian central committe to get finical backing throughout 1909
- the russian central committe was mainy controlled by bolsheviks at the time of 1910 Lenin agreed to help but wanted a bolshivik to be co - editior
- the paper folded in april 1912
- money was not there to publish it so he went to russian central committe to get finical backing throughout 1909
1914 - 1917
- he wrote a book opposing the war called the war and the internatioanl
- he moved to france on 19 november 1914
- he began editing for Nashe Slovo a internationalist socialist paper
- he attended the Zimmerwald conference in september 1915 and a middle solution between ideas likes Lenins and ideas like martov
- in the end Lenin voted for this middle ground
- on march 31 he was deported to spain for his anti - war activities
- spain did not want his so he was deported to usa on 25th december 1916
- he arrived in new york on 13 january 1917
- spain did not want his so he was deported to usa on 25th december 1916
- after the feburay revolution he went back to ruusia
- he left on the 27th march but his ship was intercepted by British navel
- he was detained for a month and was freed on the 29 april
- he left on the 27th march but his ship was intercepted by British navel
- he reached russia on the 4th may
- Temp joined the Mezhraionsty and became one of their leaders
- at the first congress of soviets in june he was elected a member of All Russian central executive committe
- was arrested on the 7 augest 1917
- he was elected chairman on 8 october and was with lenin
- after the succseful uprising of 7 -8 he led the efforts to repel a counter attack on by Cossacks
- by the end of 1917 he was second man in the bolshivek party
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- Leon Trotsky life mainly from 1896 - 1917
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