The Workers’ International Festival "The slaves of our days have numbered themselves and they will no longer be slaves. By the May demonstration they show that they have recognised clearly their own true interests, that are in irreconcilable antagonism with the capitalist interests."
Only in Conjunction With the Proletarian Woman Will Socialism Be Victorious "The incorporation of the great masses of proletarian women in the liberation struggle of the proletariat is one of the prerequisites for the victory of the Socialist idea and for the construction of a Socialist society."
Our Revolution A compilation of key works by Leon Trotsky, written between 1904 and the end of April 1917, about the character and tasks of the Russian Revolution.
On the Eve of a Revolution This essay was written on March 18th, 1917, when the first news of unrest in Petrograd had reached New York.
Telegram to the Bolsheviks Leaving for Russia Our tactics: no trust in and no support of the new government; Kerensky is especially suspect; arming of the proletariat is the only guarantee; immediate elections to the Petrograd City Council; no rapprochement with other parties. Telegraph this to Petrograd.
New Website! Study 1917 - prepare for Revolution today! The International Marxist Tendency is proud to present the In defence of October website - www.bolshevik.info - a new page dedicated to the Russian Revolution, with videos, reading guides and much more for all those who wish to study the Revolution and the ideas of Bolshevism.
Reading Guide: The 1917 February Revolution The February Revolution: On February 23rd the revolution begins as strikes and protests in Petrograd erupt into a mass movement involving hundreds of thousands of workers; within 5 days the hated and seemingly omnipotent Tsarist Monarchy is overthrown.
Draft Theses, March 17 (4), 1917 Information reaching Zurich from Russia at this moment, March 17, 1917, is so scanty, and events in our country are developing so rapidly, that any judgement of the situation must of needs be very cautious.
10 Days That Shook the World "John Reed’s Ten Days that Shook the World represents one of the 20th Century’s greatest political-literary achievements, being one of the first book length eye-witness accounts of the great Russian October Revolution."
Natasha - A Bolshevik Woman Organiser "But the spell is broken. In the book of life We will write the story of your victory. March boldly, woman worker. Let your path Be light with the torch of liberty."
Order No. 1 of the Petrograd Soviet of Workers' and Soldiers' Deputies to the Petrograd District Garrison To be immediately and fully executed by all men in the Guards, army, artillery and navy and to be made known to the Petrograd workers.
