"The Russian Revolution marked the most important dividing line in the history of mankind: between the end of the age of capitalism and the beginning of the age of socialism. That is how every thoughtful person judged it at the time, and the judgement remains fundamentally sound."
"Trotskyism is the defence of the great and fundamental principles of the Russian Bolshevik revolution and the Communist International, which it brought into existence. Trotskyism is the principle of workers’ democracy, of the struggle for democracy and socialism..."
Peter Fryer, the Daily Worker correspondent in Budapest during the revolution of 1956, was sacked for trying to tell the truth about it. He became a Trotskyist.
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