Trotsky's Revolution: The Soviet Union That Never Was

di Victor Barbrady (Autore)

Martin Sherrill (Narratore)

TFG Networks, 2026

The Russian Revolution did not end when the Romanovs fell. It only opened the door to a more dangerous question: which revolutionary would control the state born from the wreckage? Lenin had the mind to seize power, Trotsky had the fire to defend it, and Stalin had the patience to bury his enemies inside the machinery of the party. For a brief moment, all three stood on the same side of history before ambition, ideology, illness, and fear turned comrades into rivals. At the center is the struggle that decided whether the Soviet Union would become Stalin’s fortress of control or something even more volatile under Trotsky’s banner of permanent revolution. The contest was fought through speeches, alliances, betrayals, exile, bureaucracy, theory, and eventually murder. But the most unsettling part is the path not taken. A Trotsky-led Soviet Union might not have been freer, gentler, or safer—but it may have been more explosive, more international, and far more willing to gamble the fate of the world on revolution without borders.

• Autore: Victor Barbrady
• Narratore: Martin Sherrill
• Durata in (hh:mm:ss): 04:05:26
• Anno edizione: 2026
• Editore: TFG Networks
• Lingua: Inglese
• EAN: 1230010422809