Bibliography of the Most Important Books Referred to
These are not reading lists (which are at the end of each part) but are the sources used by the author (to which page numbers refer). Titled known to be available in newer editions, sometimes under different publishers are marked *, while some that are out of print should be obtainable through a good public library.
Part One
The Bolshevik Revolution 1917-23, EH Carr. Pelican Books 1966 *
The Bolsheviks in Power AF Ilyin-Zhenevsky. New Park
Ten Days that Shook the World, J Reed. Penguin 1977 *
From Lenin to Stalin, V Serge. Pioneer 1937 *
History of the Russian Revolution, L Trotsky. Sphere 1967 *
My Life, L Trotsky. Penguin 1975 *
Part Two
The Interregnum 1923-1924, EH Carr. Pelican *
The Communist International 1919-1943 – Documents, J Degras. London 1956
The Rise and Fall of the Communist International, E Grant. Militant 1985
The State and Revolution, VI Lenin. Peking 1976
Bureaucratism or Workers’ Power?, R Silverman and E Grant. Militant 1982
Terrorism and Communism, L Trotsky. New Park 1975
The New Course, L Trotsky. New Park 1956 *
The Revolution Betrayed, L Trotsky. New Park 1967 *
The Third International After Lenin, L Trotsky. New Park 1974
Lenin and Trotsky: What they Really Stood for, A Woods and E Grant. International Publishers Columbo 1972 *
Documents of the 1923 Opposition. New Park 1975
Part Three
Socialism in One Country, EH Carr. Pelican 1970 *
The German Ideology in Selected Works Vol 1, K Marx and F Engels. Moscow 1969
The Permanent Revolution and Results and Prospects, L Trotsky. New Park 1962 *
Part Four
Stalin, I Deutscher. Penguin 1966
The Platform of the Joint Opposition (1927), L Trotsky. New Park 1973
The Moscow Trials: An Anthology. New Park 1967