New York: Pluto Press, 1972. — 271 p. Translated by Ian H. Birchall, introduction by Tamara Deutscher.
Introduction by Tamara Dcutscher.
1920.
Europe in 1920.
The Journey to Moscow.
May Day in Vienna.
Masaryk's Czechoslovakia.
Clara Zctkin. Shlyapnikov. Great demonstration at Berlin.
From Stettin to Reval (Tallinn).
Petrograd. Zinoviev.
Moscow: at the Executive Committee of the Communist International. Sadoul/Radek/Bukharin.
Trotsky.
At the Kremlin: Lenin.
Among the delegates to the II Congress of the Communist International.
Radek speaks of Bakunin.
Smolny; solemn opening session of the II Congress.
The debates of the II Congress.
Trotsky's closing speech presents the Manifesto.
The Eastern Peoples at the Congress of Baku.
The Russian Trade Unions.
The Anarchists. Death and funeral of Kropotkin.
Congress of the French Socialist Party: a majority for affiliation to the Communist International.
The French Communist group in Moscow.
'Trotsky's Train.' Wrangel. End of the Civil War.
1921.
The Trade-Union question provokes a great debate.
The Kronstadt Rising.
Lenin presents the New Economic Policy (NEP) to the III Congress of the Communist International.
The Red International of Labour Unions holds its founding Congress.
Balance-sheet of seventeen months in Russia.
Return to Paris - a different world.
1922.
Return to Moscow; the United Front; Shlyapnikov and Cachin.
World Economic Crisis. Lloyd George proposes a Conference. Cannes.
The delegates of the three Internationals at Berlin.
Genoa and Rapallo.
The Trial of the Social-Revolutionaries.
Fifth anniversary of the October Revolution. IV Congress of the Communist International.
The French Communist Party and its difficulties.
Frossard resigns - Cachin remains.
1923.
Poincare has the Ruhr occupied.
Hamburg: Fusion of the Second International and the Vienna International.
Confusion in the leadership of the Communist International. Revolutionary situation in Germany.
1924.
Lenin's Death.
Lenin's Testament.
Fortunes of Lenin's Testament.
Lenin's last speech to the Communist International.
Biographical Notes and Glossary.