Anatole Vasilievich Lunacharsky (January 1, 1934)

For the Fourth International (Cardinal Questions Facing the ILP, January 5, 1934, different version)

Letter to the Belgian Section (Revisionism and Planning, January 9, 1934)

Letter to the editors of Le Peuple (An Offer to Le Peuple, January 9, 1934)

Letter to a Group of SAP comrades (The SAP, the ICL and the Fourth International, January 11, 1934)

Are There Limits to the Fall? (January 18, 1934)

On the Eve of the Congress (January 20, 1934)

The IS Reply to the British Majority (January 23, 1934)

Letter to the British Minority (Differences with the British Minority, January 23,1934)

Unser Wort a Weekly – A Real Achievement (January 24, 1934)

Letter to Lazar Kling (The Jewish Question Has Been Internationalized, January 28, 1934)

Letter to Walter Held (Questions About Holland , January 29, 1943)

On the Workers’ Militia (February 1934)

On the "Jewish Problem” (published February 1934)

Letter to Albert Glotzer (Things Are on the Move, February 12, 1934)

Letter to Albert Glotzer (Against Centrism at the Youth Conference, February 15, 1934)

Conversation with Paul-Henri Spaak (February 18, 1934)

Letter to Maurice Parijanine (The Responsibility of Translators, February 20, 1934)

Letter to the IS( A Statement on the Rakovsky Case (February 21, 1934)

Centrism and the Fourth International (February 22, 1934, different version)

France Is Now the Key to the Situation (Published March 1934)

Letter to the Ligue Communiste (Ultraleft Tactics in Fighting the Fascists, March 2,1934)

Rakovsky's Declaration of Submission (Published March 10, 1934)

The Red Army (March 13, 1934)

After the Austrian Defeat (March 13, 1934)

Letter to Henk Sneevliet (A Centrist Attack on Marxism, March 16, 1934)

Letter to Henk Sneevliet (Reproaching the Dutch Section, March 17, 1934)

Letter to B. J. Field (Field’s Expulsion, March 18, 1934)

A Concert for Herriot (March 1934)

Letter to the IS (The Youth Conference’s Unsatisfactory Resolution, March 19, 1934)

Letter to the IS (The Proposal to Fuse the CLA and the AWP, March 20, 1934)

Once More on Centrism (March 23, 1934, different version)

Letter to the Editorial Board, La Verità (Greetings to La Verità, March 25, 1934)

Letter to Walter Held (The Errors of Our Youth Delegates, March 29, 1934)

Letter to Arne Swabeck (The Proposed Fusion in the United States, March 29, 1934)

What is the Meaning of Rakovsky’s Surrender? (March 31, 1934)

Letter to all Members of the Greek Section (The Crisis of the Greek Section, April 5, 1934)

Letter to Albert Glotzer (Continuing the Struggle Through Unifications, April 10, 1934)

Letter to Paul Henri Spaak (April 14, 1934)

My Interrogation by the Police (Mid-April 1934)

Appendix: Leon Trotsky by Andre Malraux (April 1934)

Why I Am Being Expelled from France (April 18, 1934)

Behind Rakovsky's Capitulation (April 19, 1934)

Off With All the Blindfolds! (Published April 27, 1934)

Suggestions for a French Program of Action (Spring 1934)

Conversation with a Dissident from Saint-Denis (Published June 8, 1934)

Arguments and Rebuttals (Published June 8, 1934)

War and the Fourth International (June 10, 1934)

Letter to Alfonso Leonetti (Proposals for the Next ICL Plenum, June 15, 1934)

The Foreign Policy of the Soviet Union (Published June 16, 1934)

Our Response to the French CP’s New Turn (June 16, 1934)

Concentrate Inside the Socialist Party (June 1934)

The State of the League and Its Tasks (June 29, 1934)

A Program of Action for France (June 1934)

The League Faced with a Turn (July 1934)

The League Faced with a Decisive Turn (July 1934)

A Greeting to New International (July 1934)

The Evolution of the SFIO (July 10, 1934)

The Catalan Conflict and the Tasks of the Proletariat (Summer 1934)

Letter to Yvan Craipeau (Alternatives for the Young Socialists, July 12, 1934)

Bonapartism and Fascism (July 15, 1934)

Letter to Raymond Molinier (Cross the Rubicon, July 16, 1934)

Letter to the Ligue Communiste (The Stalinists and Organic Unity, July 19, 1934)

Supplementary Arguments and Suggestions for Articles (July 21, 1934)

Tasks of the ICL (July 21, 1934)

Summary of the Discussion (August 6, 1934, extract)

Letter to Maurice Dommanget (The Task of Revolutionary Teachers, August 10, 1934)

Clouds in the Far East (Published August 1934)

Letter to the Bolshevik-Leninists in the USSR (Published August 17, 1934)

If America Should Go Communist (August 17, 1934)

Soviets in America? (August 17, 1934)

The Way Out (August 1934)

On the Theses "Unity and the Youth" (Summer 1934)

An Advocate Takes Up a Position on the French Situation (September 22, 1934)

Letter to the Belgian Section of the International Communist League (The “Belgian” Tradition in Discussion, September 22, 1934)

The Present Situation in the Labor Movement and the Tasks of the Bolshevik-Leninists (From a Propagandist Group to Mass Work, October 1934)

Reply to a Question About Birobidjan (October 1934)

Letter to the Editors of Robitnichi Visti (To the Ukrainian Comrades in Canada, October 20, 1934)

Letter to the International Secretariat and the Leadership of the Belgian Section (Austria, Spain, Belgium and the Turn, November 1, 1934, Extract)

Letter to James P. Cannon (Cannon’s Mission in Europe (November 3, 1934)

Letter to the IS (How to Answer the London-Amsterdam Bureau, November 1934)

Whither France? (November 9, 1934, extract)

No Compromise on the Russian Question (November 11, 1934)

We Should Join the Belgian Young Socialists (November 19, 1934)

Letter to Frangin (Suggestions for the GBL, November 20, 1934)

On Bonapartism (Marxism is Superior, Published December 1, 1934)

Remarks on the Kirov Assassination (December 10, 1934)

Letter to the International Secretariat (Excerpt, Passivity in the Face of Great Events, December 13, 1934)

Letter to the International Secretariat (On the SAP's Proposals, December 1934)

On the Draft Political Statutes (December 1934) 547

A Few Remarks on Revolution (December 1934) 550

Letter to the International Secretariat (Once More on Our Turn, December 15, 1934)

On the Kirov Assassination (December 28, 1934)

Trotsky Answers Indictment – Links G.P.U. with Kirov Assassination (December 30, 1934)

Statement to the Press (December 30, 1934)