Leon Trotsky on China
Introduction
The "Moscow Spirit" June 6, 1925
Problems of our Policy with Respect to China and Japan March 25, 1926
First Letter to Radek August 30, 1926
The Chinese Communist Party and the Kuomintang September 27, 1926
Second Letter to Radek March 4, 1927
A Brief Note March 22, 1927
Letter to Alsky March 29, 1927
To the Politburo of the AUCP(B) Central Committee March 31, 1927
Class Relations in the Chinese Revolution April 3, 1927
On the Slogan of Soviets in China April 16, 1927
The Friendly Exchange of Portraits between Stalin and Chiang Kai-shek April 18, 1927
The Chinese Revolution and the Thesis of Comrade Stalin May 7, 1927
The Communist Party and the Kuomintang
A Protest to the Central Control Commission May 17, 1927
Letter to the Secretariat of the Central Committee May 18, 1927
It is Time to Understand, Time to Reconsider, and Time to Make a Change May 27, 1927
Hankow and Moscow May 28, 1927
Is it not Time to Understand? May 28, 1927
Why have we not called for Withdrawal from the Kuomintang until now? June 23, 1927
For a Special Session of the Presidium of the ECCI July 1927
What about China? August 1, 1927
New Opportunities for the Chinese Revolution, New Tasks and New Mistakes September 1927
Speech to the Presidium of the ECCI September 27, 1927
The Canton Uprising December 1927
The Classic Mistakes of Opportunism January 1928
Three Letters to Preobrazhensky March-April 1928
Summary and Perspectives for the Chinese Revolution June 1928
Democratic Slogans in China October 1928
The Chinese Question After the Sixth Congress October 4th 1928
China and the Constituent Assembly December 1928
The Political Situation in China and the tasks of the Bolshevik-Leninist Opposition June 1929
The Capitulation of Radek, Preobrazhensky, and Smilga July 27, 1929The Sino-Soviet Conflict and the Opposition August 4, 1929
What is happening in China? November 9, 1929
A Reply to the Chinese Oppositionists December 22, 1929
Some Results of the Sino-Soviet Conflict January 3, 1930
The Slogan of a National Assembly in China April 2, 1930
Two Letters to China August 22 and September 1, 1930
Stalin and the Chinese Revolution Facts and Documents August 26, 1930
A History of the Second Chinese Revolution is Needed Published September 1930
Manifesto on China of the International Left Opposition September 1930
A Retreat in full Disorder November 1930
A Letter to Max Shachtman December 10, 1930
To the Chinese Left Opposition January 8, 1931
The Strangled Revolution February 9, 1931
What is happening in the Chinese Communist Party? Published March 1931
A Srangled Revolution and Its Stranglers June 13, 1931
The Soviet Union and Japan's Manchurian Adventure November 26, 1931
Peasant War in China and the Proletariat
For a Strategy of Action not Speculation October 3, 1932
Discussions with Harold R. Isaacs August 1935
Japan and China July 30, 1937
On the Sino-Japanese War September 23, 1937
Pacifism in China September 25, 1937
Concerning the Resolution on the War October 27, 1937
Revolution and War in China Jan 5, 1938
The Great Lesson of China May 1940
China and the Russian Revolution July 1940
Appeal to All Comrades of the Chinese Communist Party by Ch'en Tu-hsiu Decmber 10, 1930
Notes
Glossary
Index