The International Left Opposition, Its Tasks and Methods (Extract, January 1933)

A Letter to Prometeo (Published January 1, 1933)

Letter to the International Secretariat and to All Sections (The Mistake of the International Secretariat, January 4, 1933)

Letter to the Editorial Board of The Militant (Marxism and Eastman, January 4, 1933)

My Daughter's Suicide (An Open Letter on the Death of Zinaida Volkova, January 11, 1933)

The Danger of Thermidor (On Stalin’s Speech to the Central Committee, January 11, 1933)

Stalin's Denial (January 14, 1933)

Letter to Jan Frankel (The International Preconference, January 15, 1933)

Letter to the Editorial Board, Die Sozialistische Arbeiter-Zeitung (A Test of the Three Factions, January 26, 1933)

“Soviet Economy in Danger” (January 26, 1933)

Preface to the Greek Edition of The New Course (January 28, 1933)

Serious Lessons from an Inconsequential Thing (January 28, 1933)

Letter to B. J. Field (A Possible Lecture Tour, February 1, 1933)

Greetings to the German Bolshevik-Leninists (February 2, 1933)

Before the Decision (as published in The Militant) (February 5, 1933)

Letter to Maurice Parijanine (A Possible Visa for France, February 8, 1933)

Letter to Paolo Ravazzoli (Reply to an Invitation, February 15, 1933)

Letter to Jan Frankel (What Is Happening in Germany? February 22, 1933)

The United Front for Defense: A Letter to a Social Democratic Worker (as published in The Militant) (February 23, 1933)

The Struggle in the CLA (February 27, 1933)

The Negro Question in America 1933 (discussion in Prinkipo, Turkey between Leon Trotsky and Arne Swabeck, February 28, 1933)

On Hitler’s Victory (March 1933)

Hitler and the Red Army (as published in The Militant) (March 2, 1933)

The Situation in Germany (March 2, 1933)

To the Austrian S.D. Opposition(March 3, 1933)

Alarm Signal! – Danger Draws Closer in U.S.S.R. (March 3, 1933)

Uneven and Combined Development and the Role of American Imperialism (Minutes of a Discussion, March 4, 1933)

Help Is Needed At Once (March 6, 1933)

Letter to the International Secretariat (The Situation in the American League, March 7, 1933)

Letter to Arne Swabeck (A Personal Letter on the CLA, March 7, 1933)

A Great Success (On the Preconference of the Left Opposition, March 1933)

Letter to Max Shachtman (Don’t Forget We Have an International Organization, March 8, 1933)

Letter to Jan Frankel (In These Uncertain Times, March 8, 1933)

Letter to the National Council of Labour Colleges (March 10, 1933)

Hitler’s Victory (March 10, 1933)

Letter to the International Secretariat (KPD or New Party? (I), March 12, 1933)

Letter to the International Secretariat (Extract, KPD or New Party? (II), March 1933)

Letter to Albert Glotzer (Advice for the CLA Minority, March 14, 1933)

Letter to the Politburo (March 15, 1933)

The Tragedy of the German Proletariat (as published in The Militant) (March 14, 1933)

The U. S. Bank Crisis (March 17, 1933)

Germany and the USSR (March 17, 1933)

Letter to Bertold Grad (How Otto Bauer Poses the Question. A Letter to an Austrian, March 19, 1933)

Hitler and the Red Army (March 21, 1933)

Austria Next in Order! (extract) (March 23, 1933)

What About Rakovsky? (March 23, 1933)

Letter to Comrade Lacroix (March 25, 1933)

Molotov on Zinoviev (March 1933)

KPD or New Party? (Ill) (March 29, 1933)

We Need an Honest Inner-Party Agreement (March 30, 1933)

The Economic Onslaught of the Counterrevolution and the Unions (Declaration of the Delegates Representing the International Left Opposition (Bolshevik-Leninists) to the Congress Against Fascism, March 30, 1933)

A Declaration to the Congress Against Fascism (From the Delegates of the International Left Opposition (Bolshevik-Leninists), April 1933)

Historical Objectiveness … (April 1, 1933, extract)

Letter to Jan Frankel (We Must Have a Discussion on Germany, April 3, 1933)

Foreword to Leninism versus Stalinism (April 6, 1933)

The Collapse of the C.P.G. and the Opposition’s Tasks (April 9, 1933)

An Interview with B.J. Field (Spring 1933)

Blind Obedience, Revolutionary Discipline, and the Youth (Declaration of the International Left Opposition (Bolshevik-Leninists) to the Youth Conference at Paris, April 10, 1933)

Letter to Sidney Hook (Marxism As a Science, April 11, 1933)

Letter to Jan Frankel (Tasks of the Coming Plenum, April 12, 1933)

Letter to Federico Vásquez and Mariano Vela (Errors of the Spanish Leaders, April 12, 1933)

Intellectuals Regrouping (April 13, 1933)

Letter to Jan Frankel (A Magnificent School, April 14, 1933)

Greetings to the Chilean Opposition (April 15, 1933)

Letter to the International Secretariat (More on the American Dispute, April 17, 1933)

Letter to Jan Frankel (Circulating an Illegal Paper, April 18, 1933) 234

Letter to South African Revolutionaries (letter) (April 20, 1933)

Letter to Jan Frankel (The Discussion on Germany, April 21, 1933)

Discussion of the German Tasks (April 21, 1933)

Letter to All Members of the Spanish Left Opposition (April 24, 1933)

The Left Opposition and the SAP (April 27, 1933)

Letter to Jan Frankel (A Nucleus Outside, April 27, 1933)

The Degeneration of Theory and the Theory of Degeneration (Problems of the Soviet Regime, April 29, 1933)

Letter to Jan Frankel (Recommendations to the IS, April 29, 1933)

Letter to Maurice Parijanine (A French Visa and an Essay on Herriot, April 30, 1933)

Letter to Max Shachtman (A Warning and a Criticism, May 1, 1933)

What Must the Austrian Social Democratic Opposition Do? (May 3, 1933)

Preface to the Bulgarian Edition of Socialism in One Country (May 6, 1933)

Lessons of May Day in Austria (Reflections from Afar, May 7, 1933)

Letter to Jan Frankel (Tact, Caution, and Flexibility, May 8, 1933)

Celine and Poincaré: Novelist and Politician (May 10, 1933)

Letter to Jan Frankel (Paralyzed Financially, May 11, 1933)

On the Foreign Policy of the Stalinist Bureaucracy (May 12, 1933)

An Explanation (May 13, 1933)

Letter to Henri Molinier (Problems with a Publisher, May 14, 1933)

Trotsky Greets Red Flag, British Organ of L.O. (May 19, 1933, different version)

Apropos the Foreign Policy of the Stalinists (May 19, 1933)

The Platform of the Brandler Group (May 22, 1933)

On Zinoviev and Kamenev (May 23, 1933)

What’s Happened to Rakovsky? (May 25, 1933)

Letter to Jan Frankel (Suggestions for the Congress, May 26, 1933)

The German Catastrophe (May 28, 1933)

Letter to Henri Guemut (What I Would Do in France, May 31, 1933)

Hitler’s ‘Disarmament’ and Prospects of War (June 2, 1933, different version)

On “The Fourth of August” (June 4, 1933)

Interview with Georges Simenon (June 7, 1933)

New Falsifications of the Stalinists (June 9, 1933)

What Is National Socialism? (June 10, 1933)

Diplomatic and Parliamentary Cretinism (The Struggle Against Fascism in Austria and the Congress at the Pleyel in Paris, June 13, 1933)

Interview by the New York World Telegram (June 13, 1933)

The Left Socialist Organizations and Our Tasks (June 15, 1933)

The Party's Policy in the Field of Art and Philosophy (Letter to Martin Glee, Harry Ross, and M. Morris, June 16, 1933)

On the Difficulties of Our Work (Letter to an Austrian Comrade, June 17, 1933)

A Correction (June 18, 1933)

How Long Can Hitler Stay? (June 22, 1933)

Letter to Jan Frankel (Fraction Work in the Social Democracy, Summer 1933)

Zinoviev on the Party Regime (July 6, 1933)

Interview by Alice Hughes (July 4, 1933)

Letter to Jan Frankel (Restructuring the IS, July 5, 1933)

Letter to Henri Molinier (Southern France and Corsica, July 7, 1933)

Letter to B. J. Field (Dangers Threatening the CLA, July 10, 1933)

Japan Heads for Disaster (July 12, 1933, extract)

Letter to Albert Glotzer (New Questions Will Produce New Alignments, July 12, 1933)

Fascism and Democratic Slogans (July 14, 1933)

Skrypnik's Suicide (July 15, 1933)

It Is Necessary to Build Communist Parties and an International Anew (as published in The Militant) (July 15, 1933)

Farewell to Prinkipo (Pages from a Diary/Charolambos, July 15, 1933)

Stalin Reassures Hitler on Trotsky’s ‘Return’ (July 19, 1933)

On Sailing from Turkey (A Statement to the Press, July 19, 1933)

Stalin Reassures Hitler on Trotsky’s ‘Return’ (July 19, 1933)

Fontamara (book review, July 19, 1933)

It Is Impossible to Remain in the Same International with the Stalins, Manuilskys, Lozovskys & Co. (as published in The Militant) (July 20, 1933)

A Necessary Clarification (July 26, 1933)

For New Communist Parties and the New International (July 27, 1933)

Letter to Erwin Ackerknecht (Full-Time Staff, July 30, 1933)

Letter to Pierre Naville (A Decisive Turn Is Necessary and Urgent, July 31, 1933)

Letter to August Mougeot (Barbusse’s Cynicism, July 31, 1933)

Even Slander Needs Meaning (August 5, 1933)

A Plenum is Needed to Deal with the Paris Conference (August 7, 1933)

Remarks on the French League’s Theses (August 8, 1933)

Letter to the Comrades of the Independent Labour Party (Is Soviet Policy a Matter on Which Only Russian Socialists Are Competent to Decide? (August 9, 1933)

The Impermissible Conduct of Comrade Nin (August 10, 1933)

Moving to France (Pages from a Diary, August 11, 1933)

Letter to Jan Frankel (Documents for the Conference, August 12, 1933)

An Organ of Finance Capital on "Trotskyism" (August 13, 1933)

Declaration of the Bolshevik-Leninist Delegation at the Conference of Left Socialist and Communist Organizations (August 17, 1933)

Letter to La Vérité (More Urgent Needs for Fund Raising (August 18, 1933)

Letter to Jakob Walcher (The German Opposition and the SAP Should Unite, August 18, 1933)

Letter to Pierre Frank (How to Handle Slanders and Insinuations, August 18, 1933)

Letter to Jacob Walcher (On the Declaration of Four, August 21, 1933)

Letter to the International Secretariat (Reassuring the Polish Section, August 22, 1933)

Letter to James P. Cannon (The ILP and the British Section, August 22, 1933)

Letter to Max Shachtman (Information for the U.S., August 22, 1933)

Building a New International and the United Front Policy (August 24, 1933)

The Declaration of Four (On the Necessity and Principles of a New International, August 26, 1933)

Letter to Jacob Walcher (“As It Is” and “As It Should Be”, August 26, 1933)

Whither the I.L.P. of Great Britain (August 28. 1933, different version)

Interview with C.A. Smith (August 29, 1933)

On the Conference of Left Socialist and Communist Organizations (held at Paris, August 27-28, 1933, August 31, 1933)

The Paris Conference: A Firm Nucleus for a New International (September 1, 1933)

Stalin Prepares Treacherous Blow (September 1, 1933)

A Discussion with Pierre Rimbert (September 2, 1933)

How to Influence the ILP (From The International Left Opposition and the ILP, September 3, 1933, Extract)

The Trade Unions in Britain (September 4, 1933)

The I.L.P. & the New International (September 4, 1933, different version)

Letter to Fritz Sternberg (After Talks with Fritz Sternberg, September 4, 1933)

Letter to B. J. Field (Roosevelt’s Experiment and Workers’ Control, Extract, September 6, 1933)

Planned Economy in the USSR: Success or Failure? (September 7, 1933)

Letter to the National Committee, Communist League of America (Soliciting Suggestions, September 9, 1933)

Success or Failure? (More on the Paris Conference, September 10, 1933)

Letter to the British Section (Principled Considerations on Entry, September 16, 1933, different versions)

It Is Time to Stop (Published September 18, 1933)

Letter to Henri Molinier (Trouble in the French Section, September 11, 1933)

Letter to the Plenum of the International Secretariat (In Defense of the IS, September 18, 1933)

About the United Front with Grzezinsky … (September 20, 1933)

Letter to the American Section (Trade Union Problems in America, September 23, 1933)

The USSR and the Comintern (September 24, 1933)

Letter to the British Section (The Fate of the British Section, September 25, 1933)

Attempts to Revive the Control Commission’s Corpse (September 27, 1933)

Proposed Statutes for the Plenum of the IS (September 27, 1933)

Comrade Witte’s Violations of Bolshevik Organizational Principles (September 28, 1933)

The Class Nature of the Soviet State (essay) (as published in The Militant) (October 1, 1933)

Trotsky Writes to the British New Leader (To Dispel Misunderstandings, October 2, 1933, extract)

Letter to the British Section (The Lever of a Small Group, October 2, 1933)

Letter to Jakob Walcher (Private Opinions and Public Statements, October 2, 1933)

Letter to all sections and all Bolshevik-Leninist youth organizations (On the Projected Youth Conference, October 6, 1933) 313

Letter to the International Secretariat (A False Understanding of the New Orientation, October 8, 1933)

Letter to the Belgian Section (Doubts, Hesitations and Fears, Autumn 1933)

Lozovsky, Strategist of the Proletarian Revolution (Published October 1933)

On the Saar Question (October 1933)

Postscript to the Portrait of National Socialism(November 2, 1933)

Letter to Jacob Walcher (Respect for Political Logic, November 2, 1933)

Our Present Tasks (as published in The Militant, November 7, 1933)

Letter to Clifton Fadiman (Man’s Fate Is a True Work of Art, November 9, 1933)

Maria Reese and the Comintern(November 10, 1933)

Answers to Questions from New York (November 13, 1933)

Answers to Questions by Anita Brenner (November 13, 1933)

Comments on the Active-Socialist Front (November 13, 1933)

Letter to Reg Groves (After the British Municipal Elections, November 14, 1933)

The discussion with Hennaut (November 16, 1933)

Minutes of the ICL Plenum (November 18-19, 1933)

Letter to Albert Glotzer (Youth Conference Plans, November 21, 1933)

Letter to Joseph Vanzler (On Calling for Soviets in Cuba, November 21, 1933)

Letter to the International Secretariat (For United Action Against Fascism, November 22, 1933)

Hitler the Pacifist (November 23, 1933)

Letter to Max Shachtman (Bad News About the CLA, November 25, 1933)

A Political Trial Without a Political Axis (November 26, 1933)

Letter to Jan Frankel (Intervening in the SP, November 26, 1933)

Nationalism and Economic Life (November 30, 1933)

Contribution Toward a Discussion on the Basic Theoretical Conceptions of the International Communist League (December 4, 1933)

Preface and Postscript (Abridged Edition of Ma Vie, December 4, 1933)

Notes of a Journalist (December 12, 1933)

On the Jewish Question (December 20, 1933)

A Conference of the Bloc of Four (December 30, 1933)

Minutes (of the Conference of Four of December 30, 1933 )