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The main sections of TrotskyanaNet are:
- Leon Trotsky, containing
- a feature about the first, but unfinished, attempt of a Leon Trotsky works edition – the Russian-language Sochineniia,
- a feature about one of Trotsky’s most eminent editorial endeavours during his final exile — the Biulleten’ Oppozitsii.
- a Genealogy of Trotsky’s family,
- an almost complete and partially annotated list of Pseudonyms used by Leon Trotsky,
- an exhaustive feature about The Trotsky Museum (Museo Casa León Trotsky, Coyoacán, México)
- Lubitz’ Bibliographies, containing
- a description of the print versions of Lubitz’ Trotsky Bibliography published between 1982 and 1999,
- a presentation of the print version of Lubitz’ Trotskyist Serials Bibliography (1993); this out-of-print work is provided on TrotskyanaNet as a PDF version
- Lubitz’ Collections, containing
- Trotsky’s Books, a short catalogue of our Trotsky primary works holdings,
- Trotskyist Serials, a listing of our holdings of Trotskyist journals, newsletters and bulletins
- Collectibles, featuring some of the nonprint items and memorabilia within our Trotskyana collections
- Trotskyists, containing
- Name Authority Files, i.e. exhaustive alphabetical lists of names and pseudonyms of more or less renowned Trotskyists and ex-Trotskyists,
- Bio-Bibliographies, i.e. biographical sketches or notes and selective bibliographies about a number of known Trotskyists,
- a detailed description of the life and work of Louis Sinclair (1909-1990), the pioneer bibliographer of Leon Trotsky’s primary works,
- a feature about the meaning and work of Pierre Broué (1926-2005), the author of a monumental Trotsky biography,
- an exhaustive bibliography and a biographical presentation of Ernest Mandel (1923-1995), the most renowned Trotskyist in the second half of the last century.
- Research Facilities, containing descriptions of Trotsky relevant
- A Link Collection, containing some 600 WWW addresses
- Other Trotskyana, containing
- Guest Contributions
- Sitemap
- Impressum
Note on authorship
- The material presented on this website was written, compiled and edited by Wolfgang and Petra Lubitz, with only a few exceptions as indicated in the respective sections. Notes on copyright see Impressum
Notes on abbreviations and transliteration
- Abbreviations used in texts, bibliographies etc. provided on TrotskyanaNet are explained here
- For an explanation of the transliteration of non-Latin characters used on TrotskyanaNet click here
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Note:
Leon Trotsky: born as Lev Bronshtein at Ianovka (Russian Empire) on Nov. 7, 1879 (=Oct. 26 according to the Julian calendar style [see also the Geneology chapter within TrotskyanaNet]), murdered in Coyoacán (Mexico), Marxist revolutionary theoretician and uncompromising internationalist, protagonist of the Russian revolutions in 1905 and 1917, creator and chief of the Red Army, leader of the anti-Stalinist Russian and International Left Opposition, founder of the Fourth International, distinguished journalist, essayist, polemicist, editor, historian, and literary critic; one of the most enigmatic and controversial political figures of the 20th century. He was author of innumerable books, pamphlets and articles and became subject of an immense amount of scholarly, polemical and ephemeral literature as well as a subject of films, dramas, novels and other fiction.
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