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Germany 1918-1933; Socialism Or Barbarism
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Germany 1918-33 was one of the most tumultuous periods in history. Following the revolution in Russia, the German workers and soldiers attempted to seize power in November 1918. Further revolutionary convulsions rocked Germany from 1919 to 1923. By this time, a mass Communist Party had been formed, but following advice from Zinoviev and Stalin, a classical revolutionary opportunity in 1923 was missed.
With the rise of fascism, Leon Trotsky described Germany in 1931 as “the key to the international situation”. Trotsky called for a United Front against fascism, but this was rejected by the Stalinists. This paved the way for the victory of the Nazis.
In this book, Rob Sewell argues that all this was not inevitable, and analyses those events, drawing out the lessons for today.
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Germany 1918-33 was one of the most tumultuous periods in history. Following the revolution in Russia, the German workers and soldiers attempted to seize power in November 1918. Further revolutionary convulsions rocked Germany from 1919 to 1923. By this time, a mass Communist Party had been formed, but following advice from Zinoviev and Stalin, a classical revolutionary opportunity in 1923 was missed.
With the rise of fascism, Leon Trotsky described Germany in 1931 as “the key to the international situation”. Trotsky called for a United Front against fascism, but this was rejected by the Stalinists. This paved the way for the victory of the Nazis.
In this book, Rob Sewell argues that all this was not inevitable, and analyses those events, drawing out the lessons for today.