Reply to Two Conciliators (January 19, 1929)

Protest Against Deportation (February 7, 1929)

Message to Kemal Ataturk (February 12, 1929)

C’est la Marche des Evenements! (February 25, 1929)

Deportation from the Soviet Union (February 25, 1929)

How Could This Happen? (February 25, 1929)

Stalin’s Victory (February 25, 1929)

Where Is the Soviet Republic Going? (February 25, 1929)

Is Parliamentary Democracy Likely to Replace the Soviets? (February 25, 1929)

On the Secret Ballot (February 27, 1929)

What Is the Immediate Aim of Exiling Trotsky? (March 4, 1929)

Protests to the GPU (March 5 and 8, 1929)

Interview by the Daily Telegraph (March 14, 1929)

Interview by the Daily Express (March 16, 1929, Extracts)

Within the Right-Centrist Bloc (March 20, 1929)

Help the Imprisoned Bolshevik-Leninists (March 20, 1929)

Churchill as Biographer and Historian (Mr. Churchill is wrong/Two Tories on a Revolutionary, March 23, 1929)

Interview Given to the Social Democratic Press (March 24, 1929)

Open Letter to the Workers of the USSR (March 29, 1929)

Behind the Scenes in the Russian Party (March 29, 1929)

The Groupings in the Communist Opposition (March 31, 1929)

Tasks of the Opposition (March 1929)

What We Intend to Publish First (March 1929)

Communists and the Bourgeois Press (March 1929)

A Letter to the American Trotskyists (March 1929)

Statement to the Press (April 15, 1929)

Mr. Churchill Is Wrong (April 20, 1929, different version)

A Lesson in Democracy I Did Not Receive (April 22, 1929)

Interview by the Osaka Mainichi (April 24, 1929)

A Letter to Souvarine (April 25, 1929)

First Contact with Belgium (April 30, 1929)

Preface to La Revolution Defiguree (May 1, 1929)

The Basic, Fundamental Question (May 10, 1929)

Tasks of the American Opposition (May 1929)

A Letter on the Capitulators (May 22, 1929)

Radek and the Opposition (May 26/July 7, 1929, different version)

The Political Situation in China and the Tasks of the Bolshevik-Leninist Opposition (June 1929)

The Bolshevik Oppositionists Need Help (June 1, 1929)

Why I Want to Come to London (June 11, 1929)

Once More on Brandler and Thalheimer (June 12, 1929)

Tenacity, Tenacity, Tenacity! (June 14, 1929)

Interview With the Daily Express (June 19, 1929)

First of August! What will “International Red Day” Bring? (June 26, 1929)

What Will the First of August Bring? (June 26, 1929)

Combatting Lies and Slanders (June 1929)

Prologue, Mis Peripecias en Espana (June 1929)

From the Publisher (July 1929)

Necessary Clarifications Concerning the First of August (July 1929)

Diplomacy or Revolutionary Politics? (July 1, 1929)

A Man Overboard (July 3, 1929)

How Revolutionaries Are Formed (July 11, 1929)

Once Again on Brandler-Thalheimer (alternative translation) (July 12, 1929)

A Letter to the Daily Herald (July 15, 1929)

The Sino-Soviet Conflict: A Press Statement (July 22, 1929)

A Wretched Document (July 27, 1929)

The Sino-Soviet Conflict and The Opposition (August 4, 1929)

An Open Letter to the Editorial Board of La Verité (August 6, 1929)

A Declaration of La Vérité (August 1929)

A Letter to the Editorial Board of La Lutte De Classes (August 11, 1929)

To the Marx and Lenin Circle (August 22, 1929)

Questions for the Leninbund (August 24, 1929)

From a Letter to an Oppositionist in the USSR (August 24, 1929)

On the Psychology of Capitulation (September 1929)

Comrade Sosnovsky’s Letters (September 1929)

From the Publisher (September 1929)

G.I. Myasnikov’s Escape and His Ordeal (September 1929)

Radek and the Bourgeois Press (September 1929)

The Defense of the Soviet Union and the Opposition (September 7, 1929)

Where Is the Leninbund Going? (September 19, 1929)

Letter to the Italian Left Communists (September 25, 1929)

An Open Letter to the Bolshevik-Leninists Who Signed the August 22 Declaration (September 25, 1929)

Letter to the USSR Accompanying the August 22 Declaration (September 25, 1929)

The Sino-Soviet Conflict and the Position of the Belgian Oppositionists (September 30, 1929)

On the Politics of the Left Opposition in Germany (September 30, 1929)

What Next? The Bolshevik Opposition in the CPSU (October 1929)

Rebuke to a Capitulator (October 1929)

Disarmament and the United States of Europe (October 4, 1929)

A Letter to Friends in the USSR (October 1929)

Communism and Syndicalism (October 14, 1929)

The Twelfth Anniversary of October (October 17, 1929)

Greetings to the Weekly The Militant (October 19, 1929)

An Interview on the August 22 Declaration (October 19, 1929)

The Errors in Principle of Syndicalism (October 21, 1929)

From Errors of Syndicalism (published November-December 1929)

Letter on the Opposition Press in France (October 22, 1929)

Tactics in the USSR (October 1929)

On Socialism in One Country and Ideological Prostration (November 1929)

Letter to Gerard Rosenthal (October 31, 1929)

We Need Help (November 1929)

The Faces Change, the System Remains (November 7, 1929)

What is Happening in China? (November 9, 1929)

The Austrian Crisis and Communism (November 13, 1929)

The “Third Period” of the Comintern’s Mistakes (December 18, 1929 – January 8, 1930)

Letter to Gerard Rosenthal (November 21, 1929)

How to Help the Centrists (November 26, 1929)

A Return to the Party? (Autumn 1929)

From the Opposition’s Circular-Letters (December 20 and 28, 1929)

Bessedovsky’s “Revelations” (December 21, 1929)

A Reply to the Chinese Oppositionists (December 22, 1929)

The Murder of Jakob Blumkin (December 1929)

Economic Necessity Helps Those Who Help Themselves (Late 1929)