Louis Proyect wrote:
"...Trotsky never would have invaded other countries as leader of the
Red Army..."

Trotsky did oppose the disastrous invasion of Poland in 1920.  But
he also declared in 1933 that if he were leader of the USSR (and
therefore the Red Army had not been crippled by Stalin's criminal
adventure of forced collectivization)  he would have mobilized for
war at the instant Hitler was named Reichskanzellor.  And who
can doubt that he would have been justified to do so?

Shane Mage

"Thunderbolt steers all things...It consents and does not
consent to be called Zeus."

Herakleitos of Ephesos

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