Authors: Bertrand M. Patenaude
Futuro
(Mexican weekly), 257, 274
Garrett, Manny, 225
General Drivers Local 574, 135
German Communists, 41, 49, 52
German Social Democrats, 203
Germany, Nazi, 2–3, 8, 16, 108, 160, 177, 197, 201–3, 248, 251, 266, 269, 282, 301, 305
oil and, 169
Poland invaded by and, 211–13
Spanish civil war and, 122
Germany, pre-Nazi, 8, 41, 46, 49, 133
Lyova in, 102–3, 108
WW I and, 22
Gershwin, George, 247
Gide, André, 62, 160
glasnost,
303–4
Glazer, Nathan, 154
Glotzer, Albert, 103, 105, 304–6
Goethe, 149
Gogol, Nikolai, 148
Goldman, Albert, 41–43, 262, 274–75, 282, 297–98
Goncharov, Ivan, 148
Gorbachev, Mikhail, 303–4
Gorky, Maxim, 187, 231
GPU.
See
NKVD
Great Britain, 2, 18 133
Mexican oil boycott, 169
Russian civil war and, 22, 27
Spanish civil war and, 123
WW I and, 21
WW II and, 202, 266, 282
Great Depression, 10, 83, 204
Great Terror, 9, 62, 107, 151, 177, 210, 294
Greenberg, Clement, 154
Grigulevich, Iosif (“Felipe”), 249–53, 259, 295
Gris, Juan, 78
Guadalajara
Siqueiros and, 247
trip of 1938, 91–92
trip with Breton and visit to Orozco, 162–64, 166
Guerrero, Xavier, 81
Hansen, Emil (Minneapolis guard), 135–38, 298
Hansen, Joe, 73–74, 77, 91–92, 94, 99, 115–18, 126–32, 135, 138, 162–63, 167–68, 185, 189–90, 202, 222, 226, 242, 264–66, 272–78, 283–92, 301
Hansen, Reba, 130
Harper’s,
156, 221
Harte, Jesse Sheldon, 256, 260
Harte, Robert Sheldon “Bob” (“Bob Shields,” “Amur”), 1, 6–8, 243–44, 251–62, 297
Harvard University, Trotsky archives at, 303
Hegel, Georg W. F., 218–19, 221
Hernández, Néstor Sánchez, 258–59
Herring, Hubert, 201, 272
Hidalgo, Antonio, 73, 91, 94, 172
Hidalgo, El
(train), 15, 21, 28
Hill, Joe, 17
History of the Russian Revolution, The
(Trotsky), 156, 179–81, 184, 217, 220, 305
Hitler, Adolf, 2, 108, 123, 160, 177, 197, 201–3, 211–12, 241, 282
O’Gorman caricatures of, 169–70
Homage to Catalonia
(Orwell), 125
Hook, Sidney, 39, 50, 153–54, 219–21, 301
Hoover Archives, 303
Houdini, Harry, 35
Howe, Irving, 154
L’Humanité
(French newspaper), 49
Idols Behind Altars
(Brenner), 248
industrialization, 46, 85–86
Industrial Workers of the World (IWW), 209
“Intellectuals in Retreat, The” (Shachtman and Burnham), 222
International Brigade, 10, 122–23, 247–48, 259
International Congress of Red Trade Unions (Moscow, 1928), 247
International Federation of Independent Revolutionary Artists, 165–66
Introduction to Philosophical Analysis
(Burnham), 210
Iskra
(radical newspaper), 66, 214, 228
Italy, 122, 169, 203
Iztaccíhuatl volcano trip, 91–92
Izvestiia,
31, 192
“J’accuse” (Zola), 39
Jacson, Frank.
See
Mercader, Ramón
Japan, 133, 143, 203
Jews, 25, 88, 143, 155
Russian, emigrate to U.S., 302
“Joe Hill” (song), 17
John Reed Club, 152
Joyce, James, 152
Kafka, Franz, 154
Kahlo, Cristina, 57, 73, 93, 126
affair with Rivera, 61
Trotsky propositions, 72
Kahlo, Frida,
60
, 276
affair with Trotsky, 58–61, 63–65, 70, 73, 171
artworks of, 59, 167
Blue House and, 30, 296
Breton and, 159, 162, 164
death of, 296
Fulang-Chang and I
painting, 59–60
Henry Ford Hospital
painting, 59
illness of, 57, 59, 92–93
meets Trotsky, 14, 16–17, 29
Rivera and, 80, 88–89, 91–92, 171
self-portrait of, dedicated to Trotsky, 71, 173
Trotsky-Rivera dispute and, 167–69, 171–73
Kamenev, Lev (brother-in-law), 9, 16, 91, 96, 108, 176, 187, 191, 194, 304
Kameneva, Olga (sister), 108
Katyn Forest Massacre, 212
“Kay, Mr.,” 266
Kazakhstan, Trotsky’s exile in, 8, 101–3
Kazan, Battle of, 22–23, 25, 232
Kerensky, Alexander, 180
KGB archives, 115.
See also
NKVD
Khrushchev, Nikita, 33, 294, 304
Kirov, Sergei, 62, 176
Kishkin (GPU agent), 100
Klement, Rudolf, 139, 142–43, 204
Kluckhohn, Frank, 47–48, 50
Klyman, Julius, 240
Koestler, Arthur, 35
Komsomol (CommunistYouth League), 99
Konovalets, Yevkhen, 177
Korean War, 294
Kozlov (orderly), 27
Kravchenko, Victor, 299
Krestinsky, Nikolai, 187
Kristol, Irving, 154
Krivitsky, Walter, 140–43, 146, 200, 274, 299
Kronstadt rebellion (1921), 51–54
Krupskaya, Nadezhda (wife of Lenin), 197, 231, 233
Labor Action,
126
Laborde, Hernán, 20,
labor movement, 16, 18–20, 85–86, 135, 209, 246–47.
See also specific organizations and strikes
La Follette, Suzanne, 39, 41, 49
Lamba, Jacqueline (wife of Breton), 159–60, 162, 164–65
Lasky, Melvin, 154
Latvia, 2, 222
left.
See also specific individuals; organizations; and parties
American, 35, 154, 282
Mexican, 19
non-Communist, Soviet persecution of, 153
Left Opposition (Trotsky-led, in Soviet Union), 82–84, 89, 96–97, 99, 104, 106, 123, 150, 178, 201, 203, 216, 218, 233
Léger, Fernand, 246
Lenin, Vladimir Ilich, 61, 77, 81, 82, 133, 166, 208, 213, 192, 298, 304
art and literature and, 149
death of, and succession struggle, 8, 46, 191–94, 196–98, 216, 230–31, 233
health obsession of, 188
political repression and, 51, 87
Rivera murals depicting, 84–85
Russian Revolution and reconciliation with Trotsky, 8, 21, 44, 215–16, 218, 230–33
secret testament of, on Stalin, 96–97, 218, 233–34
Stalin and, 186–88, 196
Trotsky splits with, 45, 89, 214–15, 227–28
Trotsky meets, in London, 66, 231
Trotsky and, 26–27, 189
Trotsky as successor to, 157
Trotsky’s veneration of, 230–33
Trotsky’s writings depicting, 2, 30, 180–81, 192
What Is to Be Done?
pamphlet of, 219
WW I and, 22
Leninism, 153, 156.
See also
Bolshevik-Leninists; Marxism-Leninism
“Lenin is no more” (Trotsky), 192
“Leon Sedov—Son, Friend, Fighter” (Trotsky), 117
Leon Trotsky Museum (Coyoacán), 297
liberals, 16, 18, 35, 37–38, 49–50, 53, 152–54, 157
Liberator, The
(magazine), 218
Lieber, Max, 181
Life,
197–98, 299
Life Is with People
(Zborowski), 299
Lipset, Seymour Martin, 154
Literature and Revolution
(Trotsky), 149–50, 155, 164–65
Lithuania, 2, 222
Liushkov, Genrikh, 143–45
Lockhart, Bruce, 76–77
Lombardo Toledano, Vicente, 257, 253, 274
Los Angeles Plaza Arts Center, Siqueiros mural whitewashed at, 247
Lunacharsky, Anatoly, 213–14, 216, 231
Macdonald, Dwight, 155–57, 282–83
Machete, El
(newspaper), 81, 246
MacLean, Donald, 144
Magnitogorsk steel plant, 150
Malraux, André, 160
Managerial Revolution, The
(Burnham), 301
Manifesto of Surrealism
(Breton), 158
Mannerheim Line, 223
Mao Zedong, 294
Marin, Frederico, 65
Martin, Kingsley, 34
Martov, Julius, 214, 217
Marx, Karl, 41, 77, 81, 84–85, 129, 160, 166, 203–4, 298
Orozco murals depicting, 164
Marx and Lenin
(Eastman), 219–20
Marxism, 19, 154, 218–19
anti-Stalinist, 153–56
dialectical materialism and, 217–23, 225–27, 234, 270, 272, 283
liberal and radical disillusionment with, 271–72, 293–94, 300–303
“end justifies the means” and, 54
fascism and capitalism in, 282–83
historical materialism and, 54, 219
literature and, 148, 152–53
“permanent revolution” and Bolshevik Revolution, 45–46
Rivera and, 81
“socialism in one country” and, 46
Trotsky’s belief in, 43–44, 305–6
Trotsky’s writings and, 180
Marxism-Leninism, 10
Marxists, lifestyle of, 129
Masses
(socialist magazine), 218
McCarthy, Senator Joseph, 155, 250, 301
McCarthy, Mary, 154
Mead, Margaret, 299
“Means and Ends” (Dewey), 54
Mein Kampf
(Hitler), 203
Menorah Journal,
153
Mensheviks, 180, 214–17, 227–28, 273, 280, 301
Mercader, Caridad (“Mother”), 205–6, 244, 287–88, 295
Mercader, Luis, 295
Mercader, Pablo, 206
Mercader, Ramón (“Jacques Mornard” “Raymond,” “Frank Jacson”) assassinates Trotsky, 282, 284–92, 295
meets Trotskyists and penetrates household, 205–7, 229, 244–46, 266–71, 273, 279–81
recruited, 146
release of, and award from Brezhnev, 294–95
Mexican Communist Party, 3, 7, 19–20, 30, 43, 64, 71–72, 81–83, 120, 124, 160, 173, 246–47, 251, 253, 259, 275, 296
Mexican Electricians’ Union, Siqueiros mural, 248–49
Mexican League (Trotskyists), 167–68, 170–71
Mexican Ministry of Education, Rivera frescoes, 79–80, 84
Mexican muralist movement, 79–80, 86, 246
Mexican National Palace, Rivera mural, 83
Mexican police, 138, 255, 265
Mexican Revolution, 17–18, 78–79, 163, 246
Mexican secret police, 7–8, 254–61, 279
Mexican trade unions, 124
Mexico.
See also specific cities and sites
asylum granted to Trotsky, 9, 13–20, 28–29,
29
, 48, 111, 120–21
NKVD and, post—Spanish civil war, 10
presidential election of 1940, 262–63
Rivera frescoes and, 79–80
Spanish civil war and, 123–24
Mexico City airport O’Gorman murals, 169–70
Palace of Fine Arts Rivera mural, 85–86
Militant
(Trotskyist paper), 220
Milton, Harry (Wolf Kupinsky), 125–26, 134, 137
Mink, George “the Butcher,” 124–25, 137
Minneapolis truckers’ strike of 1934, 135, 264, 277–78
Modernism, 149, 152, 160–62
Modern Monthly,
153
Molinier, Jeanne Martin (lover and widow of Lyova), 98, 102, 108–9, 112, 118, 186
Molinier, Raymond, 102
Molotov, Vyacheslav, 194
Morris, George L. K., 153
Morrow, Felix, 298
Moscow Red Army Club, Rivera fresco, 82
Moscow show trials, 153, 160, 176–77, 294
(1936, first), 8–9, 14–17, 31–38, 61, 109, 120–22, 140
(1937, second), 32–49, 111, 113, 208, 275
(1938, third) “Trial of the 21,” 133–34, 211
Dewey Commission verdict on, 53–54
families of defendants threatened, 51
French commission of inquiry into, 148
poisoning accusations and, 197
Trotsky attempts to write book on, 181–82
Moustakis, Chris, 138
Múgica, Francisco, 93, 169–70, 172
Munich Agreement, 202
Murmansk, British and French occupation of, 22
Museum of Modern Art (MOMA) Rivera show, 83
Siqueiros and “Twenty Centuries of Mexican Art” show, 265
Mussolini, Benito, 123
O’Gorman caricatures of, 169–70
My Life
(Trotsky), 179–80, 182–84, 191–92
“Myth of the Dialectic, The” (Wilson), 221–22
Nadja
(Breton), 158
Nation, The,
37, 157
National Review,
301
Nazi-Soviet nonaggression pact (1939), 2–3, 197, 201–3, 211–12, 248, 251, 305
NEP (New Economic Policy), 46
New Deal, 16, 152, 204, 212, 301
New International
(journal), 210, 222
New Masses,
152, 153, 157, 247, 248
New Republic, The,
37, 157
New Statesman, The,
34
New Workers’ School, Rivera murals, 85
New York intellectuals, 152–55. See also
Partisan Review
New York National Guard, 134
New York Times, The,
36, 47–50, 96, 172, 193
Nicholas II, czar of Russia, 215
1984
(Orwell), 301
Nin, Andrés, 123, 137, 144–45, 249, 299